Advocate Pravin Salve

Questions Answered by Advocate Pravin Salve (25+ answers)

Q: Dada ke name se rent receipt or maa ko beto ko haqe nahi dena

Me 50 years se jise ghar me rahta hu wah paghadi ka hai or rental recipe dada ke name se hai or maa muje ghar se baher jane ko kshti hai ab muje kayde se kya benefit milag

Advocate Pravin Salve answered
If you've lived in a house for 50 years and the rental receipt is in your DADAS name, you may have certain rights based on long-term possession. However, ownership is crucial; if your mother wants you to vacate, she must follow legal eviction procedures under the Rent Control Act, which protects tenants from arbitrary eviction. You can contest her request in court if valid grounds aren't provided. Additionally, you might explore claiming adverse possession if you've occupied the property for a statutory period. Given the family dynamics, mediation could be a beneficial alternative. Consulting a property lawyer for personalized advice is recommended.

Q: my father is a heavy alcoholic he abuses my mother

what are the legal things my mother can do because my father is a heavy alcoholic he abuses my mother and troubles her a lot he does not earn only drinks whole day my mother has to take care of house and kids expenses she is fed up of everything now and wants to leave dad but my grandmother is not giving us property what should my mother do legally

Advocate Pravin Salve answered
Really bad situation. Your mother can take several legal steps to address her ongoing situation:consult a family law attorney for guidance, document incidents of abuse, consider obtaining a restraining order for safety, and file for divorce to address custody and support. She should seek custody of the children and financial support, understand her property rights, explore mediation for amicable resolutions, and utilize community resources specializing in domestic abuse. Taking these actions can significantly improve her circumstances.

Q: I have redevelopment n release deed related question

Our society is going under redevelopment. After dad ' death , we three siblings and my mom have equal share in property. Cos dad din leave any will written on mom's name.Now since society is going under redevelopment, chairman of society told one shud be holder of flat. Now to make my mom holder of flat. We need to do release deed. For release deed we are ready to give up our shares to mom. But the problem is my brother stays in Scotland. Earlier he told he is ready to give. He sent signed papers through watsup of poa ( power of attorney) To sign on his behalf since he can't come. But now lawyer is saying that pdf of poa signed won't be valid. Need attested embassy poa. But brother is saying he don't have time to go embassy. He says he will come wen he has time But since time n days are passing by and chairman is saying we won't be able to get to sign da agreement and won't get rent. And corpus fund.

Advocate Pravin Salve answered
After your father's passing, the property is equally shared among you, your siblings, and your mother, as he left no will. With the society undergoing redevelopment, the chairman has requested that one person be designated as the holder of the flat. Your family is willing to make your mother the holder, requiring a release deed that involves all siblings giving up their shares.However, complications have arisen due to your brother residing in Scotland. Although he initially agreed to relinquish his share and sent a signed Power of Attorney (PoA) via WhatsApp, your lawyer has stated that this document is invalid without proper notarization and embassy attestation. Your brother is reluctant to visit the embassy due to time constraints, and this delay is putting your ability to sign the agreement and receive rent and corpus funds at risk.To navigate this situation, you might consider an alternative solution: obtaining a notarized special General Power (GP) and a succession certificate in your mother’s name. A succession certificate can legally establish your mother’s right to inherit and manage the property, potentially alleviating the need for your brother’s immediate involvement.

Q: Telepathy lead to harassment over yeari dont have evidence against him

Due to i have no evidence even police know can't do anythingHe can do hacking whatever to stop from spreading telepathy

Advocate Pravin Salve answered
I understand that you are facing a troubling situation involving potential hacking and concerns regarding telepathy. It is crucial to approach this matter with a clear understanding of the legal frameworks involved and the steps available to protect your rights.Firstly, it is important to recognize that hacking, as defined by law, constitutes unauthorized access to an individual’s computer systems or data. Such actions are illegal and can result in severe penalties for the perpetrator. If you suspect that your digital privacy is being compromised, it is imperative to gather as much information and evidence as possible.If evidence of hacking is established, we can explore various legal avenues, including filing a complaint with law enforcement or pursuing civil action against the perpetrator. The law provides protections against such invasions of privacy, and you have the right to seek redress.

Q: I have redevelopment n release deed related question

Our society is going under redevelopment. After dad ' death , we three siblings and my mom have equal share in property. Cos dad din leave any will written on mom's name.Now since society is going under redevelopment, chairman of society told one shud be holder of flat. Now to make my mom holder of flat. We need to do release deed. For release deed we are ready to give up our shares to mom. But the problem is my brother stays in Scotland. Earlier he told he is ready to give. He sent signed papers through watsup of poa ( power of attorney) To sign on his behalf since he can't come. But now lawyer is saying that pdf of poa signed won't be valid. Need attested embassy poa. But brother is saying he don't have time to go embassy. He says he will come wen he has time But since time n days are passing by and chairman is saying we won't be able to get to sign da agreement and won't get rent. And corpus fund. Now my tension is wat options I have.

Advocate Pravin Salve answered
Given the urgency of the situation, it's important to act swiftly. Encourage your brother to prioritize the POA process and explore alternative arrangements if he cannot attend the embassy soon. Consulting with a legal expert, can provide advice that considers all local laws and regulations. If your brother cannot attend the embassy in the near future, he might consider appointing someone else in India as his attorney-in-fact through a local POA. This individual can then sign on his behalf. Depending on the legal framework in our jurisdiction.