Advocate Anil Kacharu

Questions Answered by Advocate Anil Kacharu (25+ answers)

Q: My daughters husband died on 17th 2025 feb in chennai i m in chennai

His death certificate is not having my name . IS that ok if i need to claim close his bank account make changes in rc book. will i require it to legal heir certificate

Advocate Anil Kacharu answered
our name not in death certificate → No issueFor smooth work → Get Legal Heir Certificate readyEspecially important if:No nomineeMultiple family membersrequired documents 1.all legal heirs aadhar card2 if disease mother has no so her death is required

Q: Safe to share sale deed soft scan copy?

Is it safe to provide sell deed soft copy (scan) to broker ? Can he do any issues to me because of that in future?

Advocate Anil Kacharu answered
If you give a full, unprotected copy, misuse is possible:Fraud / MisrepresentationSomeone could falsely show your property to others as if they have authority.Forgery attemptsThough difficult, documents can be misused along with fake signatures.Privacy misuseYour personal details (PAN, address, etc.) may be shared without consent.Unauthorized listingsBroker may list property without your approval or at wrong price.

Q: Transfer of ownership to my name as i am the sole owner survivor

I have flat in Thane district in joint name with my mother and she has died , I am the only legal heir. So can I sell the property. My name appears first in the sale agreement. Please guide

Advocate Anil Kacharu answered
first of all submit the necessary paper to the Talati what is the necessary paper....1. affidavit aoth before the executive magistrate or notary advocate 2. that affidavit with submit your Aadhar card mothers Aadhar card and death certificate..then after the talathi or land revenue department reconding your mother's name will Delated from land record and only mention a mutation legal hair only yo.

Q: I have contested divorce on my wife next stage is evidence the opposit

I have contested divorce on my wife next stage is evidence the opposite party has not put WS on main petition and no ws in amendment toowhat are the stages after this approx what time will it take after this to conclude

Advocate Anil Kacharu answered
After the stage where the opposite party (respondent) has not filed a Written Statement (WS) on the main petition or in any amendment, the court may proceed with the following stages:Ex Parte Proceedings or Evidence Stage:If the respondent fails to file a WS despite court orders, the court may proceed ex parte and allow the petitioner to present evidence.Evidence by Affidavit and Cross-Examination:The petitioner will lead evidence through affidavit. If the court allows, cross-examination may take place, but in ex parte cases, this is often skipped or simplified.Final Arguments:After evidence is recorded, final arguments are presented by the petitioner’s advocate.Judgment:The court will deliver its judgment based on the available evidence and arguments.

Q: I have a registered "WILL"to be probate in the court

There is a property in the joint name of my father and brother in a co operative society.My father is no more but he excutes a will of his share in the name of mine. I am hindu having 2 brothers and 3 sisters. Pls guide me.

Advocate Anil Kacharu answered
Probate is a legal process where a court validates a will to confirm its authenticity and authorizes its execution. The court issues a probate certificate, which proves the will is genuine and allows the executor (or beneficiary, if no executor is named) to administer the deceased’s estate (e.g., transfer property).Purpose: Ensures the will is legally enforceable, protects against fraud, and resolves disputes if heirs challenge its validity.