Advocate Vaibhav Anand

Questions Answered by Advocate Vaibhav Anand

Q: Need to know about self acquired property laws Mainpuri 205001 UP

I am retired Army man, 60This year unfortunately my elder son died, and her wife left the house and shift to Delhi (her parents')along with my grandson. From then, I am paying their livelihood like school fee etc. Now, her parents' and she is treating us for court, she ask for the half property which is self acquired by me. I made the will as they want but they refused and keep pressuring me to do the registry of the house otherwise they will file a court case.

Advocate Vaibhav Anand answered
As a self-acquired property owner, you have full rights over the property, and no one can force you to transfer or register it against your will. Your daughter-in-law has no legal claim over your self-acquired property unless you choose to give her a share. The pressure or threats for a registry are legally invalid, and you can ignore them. If she files a case, you can defend it by stating your property rights. It’s advisable to send a legal notice asserting your position and seek legal protection against undue harassment. you can contact me for more details.

Q: jaipur hotel booking wedding cancelled - misbehaviour/blackmail

Hi! I had my wedding scheduled at a fort hotel in bishangarh on nov 17! Due to medical reasons in the family we had to call it off and now they are misbehaving with us, putting us through mental torture and threatening us that they will take legal action against us to recover the amt stated in agreement instead of forfeiting deposit! Can such a legal implication happen? How to get over it! Already huge sum of money stuck with them and they have not cooperated only misbehaved causing health issue

Advocate Vaibhav Anand answered
If the agreement includes a clause for forfeiting the deposit in case of cancellation, they cannot legally demand more than that. However, if the agreement allows them to claim additional amounts, they may have a case, but their threats and misbehavior are unprofessional and could be grounds for a harassment claim. You should review the contract carefully and, if necessary, send them a legal notice through an advocate highlighting the medical emergency and requesting a fair settlement. If they continue to harass you, you can also file a complaint for mental harassment. To know more you can contact me.

Q: Brother refused to give share on property

20 years ago I bought a piece of land with my younger brother. The land is in my younger brother's name. For 20 years we both have been living on that land and doing our own business. Recently my brother refused to give me my share in the land. Even after a lot of talks, he is not ready to give it. What should I do?

Advocate Vaibhav Anand answered
Since the land is in your brother's name, but you have been jointly using it for 20 years, you can file a suit for a declaration and partition in the civil court to claim your share. You will need to provide evidence like financial contributions, business records, or any agreements that prove your involvement in the purchase and use of the land. Additionally, if you have contributed to the property, you may also claim a constructive trust. The court can decide the rightful division of the property. For more you can contact me.

Q: A Person Sold Some Other Property Where Both Are Joint Owners

Three brothers got a vrastan property. One brother sold his share to his own two brothers through registered sale deed in 1999. In this sale deed he sold some other persons property. Other person was die in 2021. After death his brothers who purchased property, gone to local municipal office for name transfer or mutation on registered sale deed basis. What should take decision or legal action against seller and buyer ? Which government officials and which court is compitent authorities ? This is hindu family and Ghazipur uttar pradesh based issue.

Advocate Vaibhav Anand answered
Since the seller sold property that did not belong to him, the sale of the other person's property is illegal. You can file a civil suit. Additionally, the legal heirs of the deceased person can challenge the mutation and file a complaint in the local revenue office and municipal office. To know more you contact me.

Q: Family land dispute between my brother son and me they closed the hous

There are three brothers after father death we were using home equally but after the death of 2 brothers their sons closed the house without my consent.

Advocate Vaibhav Anand answered
You have the legal right to your share of the property. Since the house was being used equally, the sons of your deceased brothers cannot close it without your consent. You can file a partition suit in the court to claim your rightful share and access to the property. For more details you can contact me.