Advocate Vedashree A

Questions Answered by Advocate Vedashree A

Q: B report of police rejected in district court for case u/s 498A

My wife filed a 498a and my 14 family members and after investigation police department have given B Final report saying that it's false case. Now my wife filed a protest petition against that report and rejected the B Final report submitted by police. please anyone help me to save my family from this case as all members are staying separately. what is b report ?

Advocate Vedashree A answered
You want to separate you should file the case against her and take a divorce from her ...before you have B report best to file any moment for the proof it's one of prove to yourself and important thing at any moment she can ask her maintenance

Q: Limitation to challenge registered partition deed ?

Our Family executed a Partition deed between 4 brothers in 1999.Of the 4 parts, 2 brothers were given 1 share each and the 2 shares were clubbed together and allocated to the remaining 2 brothers because one of the person was disabled and the other brother was looking after this disabled bachelor brother. Now the remaining 2 brothers are claiming 1/3 of share from the disabled brother's share since he did not execute any will to the brother who looked after him. The case has been filed after 12 years the partition was executed. can registered partition deed be challenged ?

Advocate Vedashree A answered
issue a legal notice to him and if he is not ready to give you your share within notice period then immediately file a civil suit for partition before civil court.12 years from the cause of action.yes, you can club all the properties in this matter and claim your share.

Q: How to transfer property from mother to son ?

Hello, i want to know how to transfer property from mother to son before death, Also i want to know the registration cost and lawyer fees.

Advocate Vedashree A answered
You didn't mention Your mother property ansitral or own earning.and which property she transfer to means agriculture land or commercial land..which place exactly ? Mention then v tell you the exact fees, and what is the exact like that thank you

Q: What are the consequences for issuing a false legal notice, and what is the appropriate way to reply

I have received a legal notice containing false statements. What action can be taken against a false legal notice, and what is the punishment for issuing such a notice? How should one reply to a false legal notice?

Advocate Vedashree A answered
you should have to give reply by advocate. and what they established in the legal notice it's all false means you must give a reply notice to them by your advocate. there has been 15days time to give reply from received date of legal notice. further details contact me thank you

Q: Is it possible to get a stay order against a caveat? If so, how can one break the caveat petition or

We have filed a caveat to ensure smooth construction of our new house, but one of our neighbors has filed a case claiming we are building on their land and has sent us a notice for a stay of construction. Is it possible to obtain a stay order against this issue? We have proper orders from the corporation to build the house. How can we break the caveat petition or address the caveat against the stay order in this situation? Kindly help us.

Advocate Vedashree A answered
Caveat is just a precautionary measure to get informed if any expected suit gets filed against you in the court of law. The period of a caveat is limited for 90 days. On the expiry of 90 days, again you have to file for the caveat if you are expecting a legal suit to be followed soon.Caveat is an application to the court that the person thinks that a case may be filed against him and therefore he informs the Court through application of caveat not to hear the matter in his absence and the court must not pass a stay order against him without affording him an opportunity of being heard.Stay is the order of the court to stop/restrain someone from doing something or to maintain status quo or to temporarily stop a person from the execution of some proceeding.