Answers on Property Law (252,862)
 | Rate of maintenance charges on high rise societyIt's for new high rise society where partial completion of few towers given and bulider doing the maintenance. Bulider deciding the rate of maintenance based on expenses but... Answered by Ajay Sethi 5 years ago |
 | Rate of maintenance charges on high rise societyIt's for new high rise society where partial completion of few towers given and bulider doing the maintenance. Bulider deciding the rate of maintenance based on expenses but... Answered by Devajyoti Barman 5 years ago |
 | Female dies intestateIf a Female(w1) dies without a will leaving behind two sons(s1,s2) and husband(h). But later Husband remarries and from 2nd wife(w2) he had a son(s3). 5-6 years later Husband... Answered by Rahul Mishra 5 years ago |
 | Female dies intestateIf a Female(w1) dies without a will leaving behind two sons(s1,s2) and husband(h). But later Husband remarries and from 2nd wife(w2) he had a son(s3). 5-6 years later Husband... Answered by Ajay N S 5 years ago |
 | Female dies intestateIf a Female(w1) dies without a will leaving behind two sons(s1,s2) and husband(h). But later Husband remarries and from 2nd wife(w2) he had a son(s3). 5-6 years later Husband... Answered by Anik Miu 5 years ago |
| Does the Hindu Succession Act apply to individual propertyIf a mother is gifted a property from the father-in-law, it then appears that the property has changed its nature to an individual and separate property. Subsequently upon the... Answered by Ajay N S 5 years ago |
| Does the Hindu Succession Act apply to individual propertyIf a mother is gifted a property from the father-in-law, it then appears that the property has changed its nature to an individual and separate property. Subsequently upon the... Answered by Ajay N S 5 years ago |
| Female dies intestateIf a Female(w1) dies without a will leaving behind two sons(s1,s2) and husband(h). But later Husband remarries and from 2nd wife(w2) he had a son(s3). 5-6 years later Husband... Answered by Ajay Sethi 5 years ago |
| Does the Hindu Succession Act apply to individual propertyIf a mother is gifted a property from the father-in-law, it then appears that the property has changed its nature to an individual and separate property. Subsequently upon the... Answered by Ajay Sethi 5 years ago |
 | Female dies intestateIf a Female(w1) dies without a will leaving behind two sons(s1,s2) and husband(h). But later Husband remarries and from 2nd wife(w2) he had a son(s3). 5-6 years later Husband... Answered by Ravi Shinde 5 years ago |
| Does the Hindu Succession Act apply to individual propertyIf a mother is gifted a property from the father-in-law, it then appears that the property has changed its nature to an individual and separate property. Subsequently upon the... Answered by Rahul Mishra 5 years ago |
 | What happens to my grandmother's share in my deceased father's property after her death?This question was kept private Answered by Swaminathan Neelakantan 5 years ago |
| Problem in Written statement and Limitation actThis question was kept private Answered by Ravi Shinde 5 years ago |
| Problem in Written statement and Limitation actThis question was kept private Answered by Ajay Sethi 5 years ago |
| What happens to my grandmother's share in my deceased father's property after her death?This question was kept private Answered by Ravi Shinde 5 years ago |
| Does the Hindu Succession Act apply to individual propertyIf a mother is gifted a property from the father-in-law, it then appears that the property has changed its nature to an individual and separate property. Subsequently upon the... Answered by Devajyoti Barman 5 years ago |
| Does the Hindu Succession Act apply to individual propertyIf a mother is gifted a property from the father-in-law, it then appears that the property has changed its nature to an individual and separate property. Subsequently upon the... Answered by Ravi Shinde 5 years ago |
| Does the Hindu Succession Act apply to individual propertyIf a mother is gifted a property from the father-in-law, it then appears that the property has changed its nature to an individual and separate property. Subsequently upon the... Answered by Rahul Mishra 5 years ago |