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UThis seems a failr straight forward case although it will likely drag on for years. Best would be to ask friends and family only as reddit would not be able to give you any guarantee of the integrity of the attorney. Perhaps some old classmates from school can be looked into.
My personal opinion is that these issues almost always get resolved more quickly via mediation rather than litigation.
UYou can get death certificate online or from the local office of the government. Just show that you are the grandson and you should be fine. It’s a public document anyways. The person who showed you the will can tell you how to do it also. Perhaps receipt from cremation ground can helpUAadhar is not mandatory. Death certificate is enough. Is the will registered. If yes then your case is much easier. Your really don’t have to talk to the others but they can oppose it definitely. You need one of the witnesses in the will to speak on your behalf in the mutation process.UIn general he can simply not renew the agreement after it expires. Don’t know about rent control act thoughUUnfortunately if a gift deed was done then the property belongs to your uncle. And without a fir or anything regarding the stolen jewellery it would not be worth it to pursue legal action.USo then you can get the certified copies from the registrar office and sell it for a little less. However you have to make sure you have possession of the property otherwise the sale might not be possible .UYou can go to consumer court. But it is a long battle. I remember that recently a lady got a large settlement from ITC hotel for a bad haircut.UIs your father’s registry separate meaning does he have an undivided share with his brothers or it is properly separate but doesn’t have the papers?UArbitration is an alternative to normal court. It is more expensive but you get justice very quickly. In a few months rather than years. All commercial agreements have it although I’m not sure for residential. I would do it.UWithout an agreement a lease is considered month to month meaning either party can vacate it by 15 days notice.It’s terrible for both of you. Try and talk to her regularly so that she can understand how the agreement protects her also. Advisable to get an arbitration clause included also for quickk justice in case of issues.
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