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How to safeguard a property while the owner is not in right mind
29-Sep-2023 (In Property Law)
My grandma has a property. She may be tricked by any of her relatives and anybody can easily acquire that. I want to safeguard that property. Any idea?
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She have any son or daughter
You ask to Grandma to give to power of attorney to your name
That property is your grandfather earned mean after death
You have a one of the share holder so don't worry
She have any son or daughter
You ask to Grandma to give to power of attorney to your name
That property is your grandfather earned mean after death
You have a one of the share holder so don't worry
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Adv. D Parthibhan
Chennai | 400+ Answers
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Sir/Madam,
Whether you belongs to Hindu religion?, whether the said property was bought by your grandma? or acquired from somebody?, try to get settlement or ask her to constitute will, normally will is a tedious one. whether the said property is available in chennai city or out of chennai, all these details will help to give a good solution.
Whether you belongs to Hindu religion?, whether the said property was bought by your grandma? or acquired from somebody?, try to get settlement or ask her to constitute will, normally will is a tedious one. whether the said property is available in chennai city or out of chennai, all these details will help to give a good solution.
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Adv. B. Thirunavukkarasu
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Weather she is hindu and how she acquired is blank.you can get it by way of settlement,by registering it.or you can file a case for partition,if the property belongs to her husband and because of his demise,she acquired it.you can also file petition for appointment of guardian as you,since she is mentally sick and also seek injunction of alienation by her.
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Adv. Sree
Madurai | 25+ Answers
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ask a will or settlement the property on you and more the legal heirs of your grandma have rights to get the property.if you are the only one legal heir of a, the other relatives can't entitle the property...!
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Adv. Abarajithan R
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