Advocate Sunil Kumar

Questions Answered by Advocate Sunil Kumar

Q: Is Canada Issued Death Certificate not valid in India

Indian Origin Canadian Citizen died in Canada and the heirs wanted to claim the property but due to some issues raised by their relatives in court.As per Court the Death Certificate issued by the Canadian authority is not valid in Indiaow true is it and if its correct how to get it authorized/approved as per Indian law

Advocate Sunil Kumar answered
Death Certificate issued by Canadian Authorities will be Acceptable in Indian Court after it's due Verification by Concerned Embassy in India or the authority prescribed by Concerned Court Subject to its Satisfaction.

Q: New owner is not transferring vehicle and delaying by excuses

I have sold my commercial vehicle/taxi in 2020 and still new owner is not transferred vehicle in his own name.what can i do i don't want to pay to get my vehicle back and also didn't want to get my vehicle back.is there any way that i cant trouble me in future as i am moving to another city?

Advocate Sunil Kumar answered
Yes it can trouble in future if the Vehicle is not transferred in the name of Purchaser.Any Challan or offence committed by the said vehicle will create the Vicarious Liability in your name I.e. Registered Owner.you hv do one thing to give one legal Notice to the Purchaser and Copy to Transport Authority and SHO OF concerned Police station regarding sale of said Vehicle to avoid your future liability.thanksfeel free to ask more queries if any.

Q: challenging registered will deed

my mother bequeath her house to my sister only who's taking care of my mother after my marriage she is refusing to give me nothing nd out of nowhere is produce a registered will which has my mother signature and photo and witness in will told me about this that my sister played an active role in executing the will and she is with my mother in sub registrar nwill is registered before 2.5 years before my mother death can I challenge this will does I have any changes to win the case

Advocate Sunil Kumar answered
please make clear the following things :_1. property whose will has been made was a self acquired or inherited ?If property is self acquired then no point to challenge, unless the same has been procured by fraud, undue pressure or by illegal means.If property is not self acquired and is inherited one ,then will is not valid and in that case property will be devolved as per Succession. Act.ThanksFeel free to ask any more enquire.

Q: Refused to give Identify Proof for new Water Connection from DJB

We just want a suggestion from you. We are facing an issue regarding our water new connection, the problem is, we have a joint family, in the Family Will my grandmother divided 125 sq.fts two sided faces... She divided half half portion by 62.sq fts of property equally between her Four Sons.. two front side partition and two back side partition, my Father expired on 2013, when my father and my uncle (Elder Brother of my Father) decided ground floor godown should be divided equally in two parts 31sq ft each from 62 sq.fts, we have given that property on rent. Now we need their ID Proof copy for documents submission for the new water connection as per property ownership. They refuse to give us.. which is required to attest with their NOC documents.. ID proof is the only document we need from them..we have all other documents that has to be submitted at DJB, but the agent at delhi jal board refuse to give new water Connection until we submit the ID proof of him. Is there any other way..

Advocate Sunil Kumar answered
getting water connection 1. don't require any agent .2. you can directly deal with Delhi Jal Board online .3. on submitting all the documents required you can get the water connection .4. if there is a delay in giving the water connection you can file a consumer complaint in the consumer forum .5. the person from whom you required identity proof may also be called in consumer court and will , produce their ID proof there . even if there is any problem you may contact your lawyer .

Q: How to distribute fathers property if there is no will

 My father bought property from his sister. Father sister got the property from DDA. She gave Power of Attorney to our Father. My father did not took any initiative to register property on his name. He is no more now. We are 4 brothers and sister (2 brothers, 1 sister and myself). My mother and 2 brothers are staying in the same property. Now we want to do proceeding to make papers of the property on mother's name or which ever is the law state. Please advice. (We have all the reciepts and documents regarding power of attorney )

Advocate Sunil Kumar answered
Please tell whether the power of attorney is registered or not. Further you told that your father bought it from his sister. If there is any sale deed executed in your father's name. Further your father died intestate i.e.without any will. Here Succession act will govern you distribution of family property depending on the papers you are holding. Pl.tell the details asked here for a quick and fast action in Ur favour.Thanks