Advocate Siddhesh Bhosle
Practice Areas
Property
Banking / Finance
High Court
NRI
Civil
Courts
- Bombay High Court
- City Civil Court, Mumbai
- Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT) Mumbai
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Questions Answered by Advocate Siddhesh Bhosle (25+ answers)
Q: How to found trust which is best pvt family or public. Ngo
What is the process to create or found trust deed family ngo or public ngo . Which will be more safe in family n matrimonial disputes in future if I transfer all my self acquired property to trust n me n my mother signing authority n out brother sister's will be trustee . What are its rules n regulations. Once property goes to our family trust don't want back but needed ita income for charity...plzz veterans need ur help..
Advocate Siddhesh Bhosle answered
If your primary objective is to preserve your self-acquired property, ensure smooth succession, and ultimately dedicate the income for charitable purposes, a Private Family Trust is generally the more appropriate structure. The trust deed can clearly define the trustees, their powers, succession of trustees, and the charitable objects. You may also provide that, upon the demise of the primary trustees or the occurrence of specified events, the trust property or its income shall be applied for the designated charitable purposes or transferred to an identified charitable institution, subject to applicable law. Before transferring immovable property, have the trust deed professionally drafted after considering the stamp duty, registration, tax and succession implications.
Q: नियमबाह्य प्रकल्पग्रस्त / EWS सुनेचा दाखला रद्द करणेबाबत
हायकोर्टाच्या काही जजमेंट मध्ये सून अपात्र आहे कुटुंबाच्या व्याख्येत नाही किंवा रक्त सबंध नात्यात नाही ६२५१ / २०२२ तसेच चालू जीआर आर्थिक दृष्ट्या व अवलंबत्व आणि पती सोबत राहत असल्यास पती सक्षम असल्यास सासऱ्याच्या सर्टिफिकेटवर अवलंबत्वाचा खोटा दावा दाखवून घेतलेले सर्टिफिकेट रद्द होईल का. त्यामुळे आमचे निवड रद्द झालेली आहे वेटिंग वर पडलेला आहोत एकाच मुलीने आपल्या सोयीनुसार एकत्र कुटुंब दाखवून प्रकल्पग्रस्त सर्टिफिकेट घेतले व दुसरीकडे EWS घेतले सर्व वारसदार जिवंत आहेत. तरीपण सुनेला कसं काय दिल
Advocate Siddhesh Bhosle answered
तुमच्या निवेदनावरून असे दिसते की वाद हा पात्रता, अवलंबित्व व चुकीची माहिती देऊन मिळविलेल्या पात्रतेच्या प्रमाणपत्राशी संबंधित आहे. जर संबंधित व्यक्तीने खोटी माहिती, तथ्यांचे दडपण किंवा चुकीचे प्रतिज्ञापत्र देऊन Photo Pass/Eligibility Certificate मिळविले असेल, तर त्याविरुद्ध AGRC समोर तक्रार दाखल करून प्रमाणपत्र रद्द करण्याची मागणी करता येते. आवश्यक असल्यास AGRC च्या आदेशाला उच्च न्यायालयात आव्हानही देता येते. अंतिम मत देण्यासाठी संबंधित Photo Pass, पात्रता आदेश व इतर कागदपत्रांची तपासणी आवश्यक आहे.Documents सह संबंध साधावा.
Q: Section 18 and Section 19 of RTI Act 2005.
I had registered RTI Application in the online portal. The PIO has given wrong information. Can I simultaneously register a complaint against the PIO under Section 18 of RTI Act and also file appeal against the decision of PIO under Section 19 of RTI Act.
Advocate Siddhesh Bhosle answered
You may file a First Appeal under Section 19 of the RTI Act against the PIO's reply. A complaint under Section 18 is maintainable only in the circumstances specified therein and is not always the appropriate remedy for an incorrect reply. If you establish that the PIO has 'knowingly' furnished false, misleading or incorrect information, you may also request the Information Commission to initiate penalty proceedings under Section 20. The Commission, and not the applicant, decides whether to impose such penalty. Please reach out if you need assistance in drafting the appeal or complaint, or for evaluation of the appropriate remedy based on your documents.
Q: I have jointly owned property with my husband and now want
Me n my husband bought property jointly..I want his name to remove from property how can I do..
Advocate Siddhesh Bhosle answered
If the property is jointly owned, your husband's name cannot ordinarily be removed without his consent or a court order. If he is willing to relinquish his share, the parties may execute and register an appropriate deed (such as a Release Deed, Gift Deed, or Sale Deed, depending on the circumstances). Please clarify whether the property is jointly owned, whether there is an outstanding home loan, and whether your husband is willing to transfer his share. Please clarify whether your husband is willing to transfer his share and whether any matrimonial proceedings are pending. Those facts will determine the correct legal course.
Q: Petioner In Person Registrar Approval Received But No Progress In Case
On admission hearing court asked to take registrar permission to appear as petitioner in person on 23.09.25, i appeared infront of registrar and got approval via mail in october 2025, but case not moved since then, do i need to submit appribal copy to filing counter
Advocate Siddhesh Bhosle answered
If permission to appear as Petitioner-in-Person has already been granted by the Registrar, you should ordinarily annex a copy of the approval email/order along with any subsequent filing, particularly if the permission is not already reflected on the court record. However, the requirement may vary depending upon the rules and practice of the concerned court. Before filing the counter/rejoinder, verify from the court registry whether the Registrar's approval has been tagged to the case record. The exact answer would depend on the court concerned (High Court/Supreme Court/other court) and the nature of the proceeding. If the matter has not been listed or moved since then, you may consider filing a Praecipe for circulation/listing and ascertain from the Registry whether any office objections, procedural compliances, or defects remain to be cured.
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