Answers on Property Law (252,441)
 | Asset protectionThis question was kept private Answered by Anik Miu 3 years ago |
 | Senior Citizen and Legal Heirs - Property in Kattanam , KeralaRecently when my elderly parents were visiting India from US , my fathers nephew took advantage of the fact both my parents were not in their young state of health - both suffer... Answered by Krishna Kishore Ganguly 3 years ago |
 | Difference between mou and partition deedWe have vacant land and RCC building to be distributed to 5 parties i.e 4 siblings and 1 mother. Which is the most relevant legal instrument to be signed and registered for... Answered by Shashidhar S. Sastry 3 years ago |
| How to prevent a daughter in law from laying claim to a paternal property inherited by her husband?Hi, My friend's mother needs to write a will to divide her properties among her 3 children (2 sons and 1 daughter) after her passing but is looking for some legal advice as... Answered by Krishna Kishore Ganguly 3 years ago |
 | Senior Citizen and Legal Heirs - Property in Kattanam , KeralaRecently when my elderly parents were visiting India from US , my fathers nephew took advantage of the fact both my parents were not in their young state of health - both suffer... Answered by Ajay Sethi 3 years ago |
| Difference between mou and partition deedWe have vacant land and RCC building to be distributed to 5 parties i.e 4 siblings and 1 mother. Which is the most relevant legal instrument to be signed and registered for... Answered by Krishna Kishore Ganguly 3 years ago |
| To claim posseion share and right after 15 yearsThis question was kept private Answered by Anik Miu 3 years ago |
| Difference between mou and partition deedWe have vacant land and RCC building to be distributed to 5 parties i.e 4 siblings and 1 mother. Which is the most relevant legal instrument to be signed and registered for... Answered by Krishna Kishore Ganguly 3 years ago |
 | Validity Requirement for Wills under Indian Registration ActIs it necessary for the will to be the original document located at the registered office to be considered valid according to the Indian Registration Act? Or the Original Will... Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
| Rights of Condominium membersHi Context Condominium of 9 apartment owners in a Mumbai building made and it's deed of declaration and bye laws registered 15 years back but Deeds of Apartment with actual... Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
| How to prevent a daughter in law from laying claim to a paternal property inherited by her husband?Hi, My friend's mother needs to write a will to divide her properties among her 3 children (2 sons and 1 daughter) after her passing but is looking for some legal advice as... Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
| Can a widow write a will to her niece even after she adopted a son?Channabasappa had two wives namely Geetha and Seetha respectively and does not have any biological children with both wives. After his death, first and second wife equally... Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
 | Validity Requirement for Wills under Indian Registration ActIs it necessary for the will to be the original document located at the registered office to be considered valid according to the Indian Registration Act? Or the Original Will... Answered by Mohammed Shahzad 3 years ago |
| Difference between mou and partition deedWe have vacant land and RCC building to be distributed to 5 parties i.e 4 siblings and 1 mother. Which is the most relevant legal instrument to be signed and registered for... Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
| Can a widow write a will to her niece even after she adopted a son?Channabasappa had two wives namely Geetha and Seetha respectively and does not have any biological children with both wives. After his death, first and second wife equally... Answered by Anik Miu 3 years ago |
| Difference between mou and partition deedWe have vacant land and RCC building to be distributed to 5 parties i.e 4 siblings and 1 mother. Which is the most relevant legal instrument to be signed and registered for... Answered by Mohammed Shahzad 3 years ago |
| Difference between mou and partition deedWe have vacant land and RCC building to be distributed to 5 parties i.e 4 siblings and 1 mother. Which is the most relevant legal instrument to be signed and registered for... Answered by Ajay Sethi 3 years ago |
| Difference between mou and partition deedWe have vacant land and RCC building to be distributed to 5 parties i.e 4 siblings and 1 mother. Which is the most relevant legal instrument to be signed and registered for... Answered by Ajay Sethi 3 years ago |