Tenant Cheque Dishonour Consequences

Summary

Unpaid rent and dishonoured cheques can result in legal action against the renter. Landlords may issue a legal notice and pursue a case under the Negotiable Instruments Act. Inheritance rights in Telangana follow the Hindu Succession Act. A grandson can claim property rights if his parent is deceased or if he is a legal heir. If the grandfathers property was self-acquired and he died intestate, the father, as a Class I heir, has exclusive rights. If coerced into alienation, the transaction may be voidable. Legal advice is recommended for specific cases.

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an undertaking draft by a renter which he dues from last 10 months and he given cheques that not to dishonour while presentation draft
To draft an undertaking by a renter for dues and ensuring cheques are not dishonoured, you may consider including the following points:
- Acknowledge the outstanding rent amount for the last 10 months.
- Promise to clear the dues by a specified date.
- Confirm you've issued cheques to settle the dues.
- Assure that the cheques will be honoured upon presentation.
- Agree to legal consequences if the cheques are dishonoured.
Would you like any assistance with this draft, or do you have any specific questions about it?
a piece of land purchased by grand father and he died without intestate or any deeds can grandson can claim rights over that property?
In Telangana, if a grandfather dies intestate (without a will), the property is divided according to the Hindu Succession Act if applicable:
- The property will be divided among the legal heirs.
- The grandson can claim rights if his parent (the son/daughter of the deceased) is not alive, or if he is a legal heir himself.
Do you have any specific questions about inheritance or the process of claiming property rights?
a piece of land purchased by grand father and he died without intestate or any deeds can grandson can claim rights over that property while son is alive and objecting?
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In Telangana, under the Hindu Succession Act, if the grandfather died intestate (without a will), the property is typically inherited by the legal heirs, which primarily include the children of the deceased. A grandson can claim rights if his parent (the son/daughter of the deceased) is not alive, or through specific provisions if he is a legal heir.
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If the father was coerced or misled into alienating the property, the transaction may be voidable in a case that property is self-acquired by the grandfather, the grandson cannot claim a share while the father is alive and objecting. The father, as a Class I heir, has the exclusive right to the property and father intentionally alienating in favour of out side of the family can grandson claim rights over property case laws supporting to grandson
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In Telangana, the grandson's ability to claim rights over a property that the father is intentionally alienating depends on specific circumstances:
- Property Nature: If the property was self-acquired by the grandfather and he died intestate, the father holds exclusive rights as a Class I heir.
- Alienation by Father: If the father is coerced or misled into alienating the property, the transaction could be voidable.
For case laws supporting the grandson's claim, you may need to consult legal databases or a lawyer specializing in inheritance law. Would you like more help regarding this issue?