Advocate Simran Jeet

Questions Answered by Advocate Simran Jeet (25+ answers)

Q: Family property dispute after the death of parents

My father in law wrote a will and divided the property in three shares(2 sons and 1 daughter) that was supposed to implement after the death of my mother in law. Now as my mother in law too passed away recently. We live in punjab and My brother in law and sister in law are not passing us any information about the sale of property. Original will and property papers are with my brother in law. We are totally in dark about the property as they don\'t talk nicely with us. Please suggest the legal act

Advocate Simran Jeet answered
Hello,A suit for partition can be filed basis the Will. Even if you have the copy of the Will, it should be helpful.Please feel free to call in case you need detailed advice.Best Regards,Simran Jeet

Q: Unable to transfer property based on Registered Oral family agreement

Sir/ Madam, There were two industrial plots in Delhi and UP states owned by family HUF each plot registered under 3 brothers with 1/3 share each. As per the Oral family agreement the plot in UP was given to one brother and the one in Delhi divided amongst the rest two. \nBased on the family agreement one of the brothers sold the entire UP plot but is now not agreeing to transfer the Delhi plot in name of his other brothers. What action can be taken by the other two brothers to get mutation done

Advocate Simran Jeet answered
Hello,You can file a suit for specific performance of the oral family agreement against the 3rd brother who is not willing to perform his obligation as per the terms and conditions you have agreed upon. Please feel free to get in touch for detailed advice.Best Regards,Simran Jeet

Q: A friend of mine promised me a seat in iit but he could not do it

My friend took money from me and said he will not return my money in 2023.can I file suit in 2027 after my retirement .Because I have a regular job and I can not attend court regular

Advocate Simran Jeet answered
Hello,Please note the following,1. You don't need to attend court on a regular basis. Initially you will have to get in touch with your counsel to get the case draft settled. Nowadays meetings can be done virtually which saves a lot of time. 2. Even otherwise, you don't have to visit court regularly. Specific dates are provided on which the matters gets listed and counsels are given a little liberty in taking dates so you can always give tentative dates suitable to you and your counsel can try to get those dates.3. In civil matters, presence of the person who files a case is not necessary on all dates. You only have to visit on certain dates.4. If the transaction has happened early of 2023, there most chances that you're limitation period will expire if you wait till 2027. So you ideally should take steps now.Best Regards,Simran Jeet

Q: Can Change Advocate In High Court If Not Provided No Objection

I want to change my advocate in high court as I am not satisfied with their services. Can I change my advocate without a No Objection Certificate (NOC)? Also, how can I revoke the previous lawyer’s Vakalatnama from my case?

Advocate Simran Jeet answered
Hello, To change your advocate in high court, you need to engage a new advocate and file an application for discharge and change of counsel if your previous lawyer is not providing a No Objection Certificate (NOC).

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Adv. Simran Jeet

Q: Loan settlement issuue facing with bank

Loan payment settle issue I have to settlement my account

Advocate Simran Jeet answered
First step will be entering into oral conversation with Bank representative(s) to discuss terms on which you and they would want to settle. Once the same are agreed, you can then enter into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Bank which shall capture the terms and conditions on which both the parties have agreed to settle. Take help of an advocate to capture everything properly.