Answers on Property Law (252,690)
 | Can I challenge preliminary decree as plaintiffIam a plaintiff but the preliminary decree passed against me and judgement given in the favour of expartee. Judgement is out on 24th June 2026 @ principal senior judge court.... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 24 days ago |
| Can I challenge preliminary decree as plaintiffIam a plaintiff but the preliminary decree passed against me and judgement given in the favour of expartee. Judgement is out on 24th June 2026 @ principal senior judge court.... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 24 days ago |
| Can I challenge preliminary decreeI got adverse judgement in the case. can I challenge the preliminary decree? Main decree is on 30th July 2026. Please advise me Answered by T Kalaiselvan 24 days ago |
 | Can I challenge preliminary decree as plaintiffIam a plaintiff but the preliminary decree passed against me and judgement given in the favour of expartee. Judgement is out on 24th June 2026 @ principal senior judge court.... Answered by Ajay Sethi 24 days ago |
| Can I challenge preliminary decreeI got adverse judgement in the case. can I challenge the preliminary decree? Main decree is on 30th July 2026. Please advise me Answered by Ajay Sethi 24 days ago |
 | Sale deedA property X was in the name of Mr. A. And he passed away without any will. Mr A has 2 Sons (B &C) and 2 daughters (D &E). Now the 2 Sons B and C, made a partition deed for... Answered by Mohammed Shahzad 24 days ago |
| Is MOU legally binding?I have paid a booking token of 1L to the seller for the purchase of a 1.8CR flat. The seller is flying abroad for a few days and we decided to do a MOU where I will pay part of... Answered by Mohammed Shahzad 24 days ago |
| Sunni Hanafi law does surviving brother (of the deceased owned with only daughters ) becomes legal heir , even if will deed exiThis question was kept private Answered by Mohammed Shahzad 24 days ago |
 | Legal options regarding non-performance of Agreement to Sell on ₹100 Non-Judicial Stamp Paper dated 2013This question was kept private Answered by Ganesh Singh 25 days ago |
 | Sunni Hanafi law does surviving brother (of the deceased owned with only daughters ) becomes legal heir , even if will deed exiThis question was kept private Answered by Yusuf Rampurawala 25 days ago |
 | Legal options regarding non-performance of Agreement to Sell on ₹100 Non-Judicial Stamp Paper dated 2013This question was kept private Answered by Saurabh Agrawal 25 days ago |
| Is MOU legally binding?I have paid a booking token of 1L to the seller for the purchase of a 1.8CR flat. The seller is flying abroad for a few days and we decided to do a MOU where I will pay part of... Answered by Saurabh Agrawal 25 days ago |
| Sunni Hanafi law does surviving brother (of the deceased owned with only daughters ) becomes legal heir , even if will deed exiThis question was kept private Answered by Saurabh Agrawal 25 days ago |
| Is MOU legally binding?I have paid a booking token of 1L to the seller for the purchase of a 1.8CR flat. The seller is flying abroad for a few days and we decided to do a MOU where I will pay part of... Answered by Ganesh Singh 25 days ago |
| Sunni Hanafi law does surviving brother (of the deceased owned with only daughters ) becomes legal heir , even if will deed exiThis question was kept private Answered by T Kalaiselvan 25 days ago |
| Sunni Hanafi law does surviving brother (of the deceased owned with only daughters ) becomes legal heir , even if will deed exiThis question was kept private Answered by T Kalaiselvan 25 days ago |
 | Is MOU legally binding?I have paid a booking token of 1L to the seller for the purchase of a 1.8CR flat. The seller is flying abroad for a few days and we decided to do a MOU where I will pay part of... Answered by Anik Miu 25 days ago |
 | Sunni Hanafi law does surviving brother (of the deceased owned with only daughters ) becomes legal heir , even if will deed exiThis question was kept private Answered by Yuganshu Sharma 26 days ago |