My mother is willing tranfer ownership of house to me. Does she require signatures of her grand children?
My mother is willing tranfer ownership of house to me. Does she require signatures of her grand children?
We have one house which is registered in our mother name. My father has died. I had one sister who is died 3 years ago. My sister has two children. My mother is willing transfer ownership of house to
2 years ago
A. Grand children does not have any right or title or interest in the properties of their grandmother so if your mother wish to transfer her house to you or to anybody else of her choice then she does not require any signature or consent or NOC or permission from her grand children and children.
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What remedy does my son have to get a divorce from her?
My daughter in law walked out on my son on 17th October 2019 just after 1.6 years of marriage and is staying separately since then. They were staying away from us due to their jobs. Reason: 1. Irrecon
2 years ago
A. Your son can file divorce case and for filing divorce case your son does not require any consent or permission from his wife. Your daughter in law has every right to oppose the divorce petition filed by your son and also to refute allegations as would be levelled by your son seeking divorce. Your daught in law is also entitled to maintenance, independent residence, alimony and other legal remedies.
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My Uncle has signed a development agreement when drunk is that valid
My Uncle has signed a development agreement when drunk, he has 1/3rd share of the property and the documents mentioned that he went in to an agreement of sale with other person and they both are givin
2 years ago
A. Hi,
Section 12 of the Contract Act, which defines when a person is said to be of sound mind for entering into a contract, appears to imply, particularly under illustration (b), that intoxication can render a person incapable of making a contract; however, the drunkenness contemplated thereunder is of a severe variety. If he was willingly inebriated, the contract will not be deemed unlawful; but, if he was involuntarily or forcibly intoxicated, the deal will be considered a crime.
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Transfer of maintenance billing name
Hello - We have purchased a flat in a society which was redeveloped and currently under Society of registrar ( since the committee resigned and elections are yet to be held). Society was in existence
2 years ago
A. Hi,
A share certificate is a document issued by a company that verifies that the person named on the certificate is the rightful owner of the shares mentioned on the certificate. The Indian Companies Act requires firms to issue share certificates when they are established. Because all Joint Shareholders are members of the community in general,The issuance of separate Share Certificates to all Joint Shareholders is not needed. However, you must have sufficient documents proving that you are the l ...ReadMore
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Defamation Case
Hello sir, My neighbor Farmer was filed a civil case against me.And I won that.Can I register a defamation case against me
2 years ago
A. Depending upon facts of case you can file defamation case both civil and criminal. In civil defamation case you can claim damages also. You should wait till the period of appeal get expired and only thereafter you should proceed for filing defamation cases.
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Tax on agricultural land
The land has approximately value of 90lakhs and it is divided in 6 people on selling the land do a individual come under any kind of taxation
2 years ago
A. Hi,
Agricultural income is defined under section 2(1A) of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Agricultural income is wholly exempt from tax provided that the individual's i) total agricultural income is less than Rs. 5,000 and ii) the total income, excluding agricultural income, is less than the basic exemption limit.
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Bike acciden- drink and drive
Hi All, My friend met with an accident with pillion. Both was drunk . But pillion is very serious and the driver was less injured. His bike caught by police and parked in police station. The pillion i
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
Till today death has not happened so it will be a normal case of 279, 337 and 338 of IPC read with other sections of Motor Vehicles Act. The drunken driver need not worry so much. Even if pillion rider died then 304A of IPC will attract which is also a bailable offence.
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Should I pay the rent as asked by the builder?
I bought a house and the check was not received due to the wrong documents of the house, but I was paying my EMI, now the builder has corrected the papers, got the check but the builder is asking me f
2 years ago
A. No. You are not liable to pay any rent as you had acted bonafidely and there was anything wrong then that was on the part of builder only. As such you were not on fault. So fault of builder you should not be liable to be penalised.
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Revealing identity of rape victim
When I filed a complaint recently, the accused have told the police that I am previous rape victim and tried to portray me as having loose morals or that it is my hobby to file cases. I have been disg
2 years ago
A. First of all revealing details to police and court is not offence.
But their lawyer have to submit copies of your previous case and there was no need of newspaper.
Recently I had a case where the girl was in habit of getting raped every 6 months for last 3 years and filed multiple cases in different police stations.
After the rape victims identity is kept hidden the women are taking advantage of it to file multiple cases. So Till now there was serial rapist but now there are serial Rape-Vic ...ReadMore
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Legal case u/s 138, 141 against my previous company including me
Respected Sir's, I was an employee(Designation - Senior Accountant) in a company. That time on all the purchase orders was signed by myself. Our company issued 3 PDC cheques in Oct-20 to the party but
2 years ago
A. you asked this in other website also.
you were employee and accountant only.
dont worry too much.
consult local lawyer for relief.
But If you do not appear before the court then the court will issue warrant against you.
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