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Advocate Harsh Kumar Tanwer
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Sector - 14, Faridabad
11 years ExperienceHe provides services in the various fields of law, that is, Landlord/ Tenant, Property, Cheque Bounce, Wills/ Trusts, Civil and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.
Advocate Harsh enrolled with the Bar Council of Punjab & Haryana in 2013. He is a member of the Faridabad Bar Association.
Enrollment Number : P/3005/2013
- District Court, Faridabad
- District Court, Gurgaon
- Family Court, Faridabad
- Faridabad District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum
- Punjab and Haryana High Court
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Questions Answered by Advocate Harsh Kumar Tanwer
Q: Family property disputes between two brothers
It is undivided ancestral property between 2 brothers, when one brother is asking his share, another is giving threats and not interested. Can we put stay on all field land by filing suit in the court?
Advocate Harsh Kumar Tanwer answered
Yes we can put stay on that ancestral property land because According to law ancestral property should be divided according to the family chain among the legal heirs and we can file suit in court to divide the property aequally among the legal hiers
Q: Will in case of divorce to change my legal heir
Hi, I wanted to frame a will for myself. I have a few questions on it. 1. I have filed a divorce with my wife and my wife will get custody of my child. We are settling it without any payment in cash/kind. I want to make a will to make my brother and my nephew as the completed nominee. Is it possible that I can make them legal heir and they will get all my properties, insurance, and money in case of my death? Or my wife and son san still claim something? irrespective of my will.
Advocate Harsh Kumar Tanwer answered
Yes You can make will of your self owned property which mean you earned those properties from your self earned money .. because you can make will of your self owned property and in which u can make any person to get those property after your death .. no one cannot claim that property which you have declare to give to any person other than you mention in the will
Q: We don’t have any brother but my uncle son used my father name in all
In place of my sister we want to bedakhal from our property every where how we can do this bcos they are try to cheat my father
Advocate Harsh Kumar Tanwer answered
You can easily make that person bedakhal from property by making legal documents and through that documents we can publish that notice of bedakhal in the local news paper and kept that newspaper cutting safely and further you can make will of your respected father and mention that bedhakal information in that will so that in future he cannot stand anywhere to claim any property
Q: Notice in Cheque bounce case for different loan monies
Dear Experts,I lent money to a person 3 times on 3 different loan agreements.But now the person is not re-paying monthly instalment from last 2 months.I submitted March Instalment cheques of all the 3 loans and they bounced due to un-sufficient funds.April and May cheques are also with me with their due date, Can I submit all these cheques and send one legal notice? or Can I send 3 different notices for all 3 different loan amounts?Regards
Advocate Harsh Kumar Tanwer answered
You can file 3 different legal notices to that person because there are 3 different loan agreements for that 3 legal notices to be sent along with their respective agreements terms and conditions and the liability will be on that person who had given you the 3 cheques and through legal notices we can create pressure on him to pay your hard earned money
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