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plots can be registered with sub-division numbers like A,B,C etc. they will get numbers as per chennai development authority after proper division. lawyer in chennai will take care of it because you will need lawyer for drafting sale papers. Hope this clarifies, Advocate Ankur Goel (Complete Law Shield) #YourLifeYourChoice Note - This is just a small advice. Proper advice can happen only after going through details.

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Dear Client, In the currently your situation involves serious criminal conspiracy, property sabotage, financial exploitation, and stalking by family members to safeguard your interests. So, first and foremost you file a Criminal Complaint before your local police station for Criminal Conspiracy , Theft, Trespass and additionally state all the facts happened with you for proper adjudications of law. Now to safeguard your property you can file a civil case before the Civil magistrate for Permanent Injunction and Declaration. Declaration that you are the sole legal owner of the property based on valid sale deeds and payment proofs. If any of the flats are in joint names with your mother or sibling, file a Partition Suit to get your share of the property and safeguard your interest. Approach a competent lawyer immediately to file these cases and secure your assets. Delay can result in irreversible loss and injury.

Dear Client, As per Section 105 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, a lease is a transfer of an interest in the property for a stipulated period without transferring the ownership of that property. In a lease, the right of possession is transferred instead of the right of ownership. Anything affecting or touching the class of a leasehold property requires permission/NOC from the lessor who is the owner of a leasehold property. A lessee has no right to apply for conversion of a class of property from leasehold to freehold without permission or NOC of the lessor. A will made on plain paper witnesseth by two witnesses is valid and enforceable unless it is disputed by the legal heirs of the deceased person. After the demise of the lessee i.e, the friend's father in 1975 the legal heirs had to approach the Lessor for devolution of property in their name based on probate of the will. Until and unless the Lessor transfers the shares of leasehold property to the legal heirs, the relinquishment deed executed by the legal heir relinquishing their rights to others stands infructuous and not enforceable under law. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.

Dear Client, In the given scenario, you can escalate your grievance before the regulatory authority of all universities, including private universities, i.e, the University Grants Commission(UGC). To streamline the stakeholders' grievance redressal mechanisms, UGC has merged its existing portals/ helplines except for Anti Ragging Helpline and developed a new portal "UGC e-samadhan: A step forward: Service to Stake Holders" which would be a single Window system for all the stakeholders for registering their complaints/ grievances on the portal which would be available 24x7 with a click of the mouse. A toll-free No. 1800-111-656 is also available on the UGC website 24x7 for lodging complaints by the stakeholders on any issue faced by them in the colleges or universities to resolve their grievance/complaint failing which, if you are well equipped with substantial evidence to prove your claim, filing a writ of mandamus before the High Court under Article 226 of the Indian Constitution is a viable option to access appropriate relief in the matter. A writ of mandamus is typically issued by the High Court under Article 226 of the Constitution of India when a public authority has failed or refused to perform a mandatory duty despite being requested to do so. The writ of mandamus is primarily used against public authorities to compel them to perform their statutory duties. The Writ of Mandamus is a crucial legal remedy that reinforces accountability and ensures public officials perform their duties as mandated by law.