Advocate Gowaal Padavi completed his law in the year 2015 and has been providing services in various fields of law, that is, Civil, Property, Divorce, Wills/Trusts, Labour & Service, Motor Accident and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.
Description
ADVOCATE
Gowaal Padavi
11 YEARS EXPERIENCE
LANGUAGES
English, Hindi, Marathi
LOCATION
Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai
SPECIALIZATION
Family Law, Criminal Defense. Civil Law, Property Law, Banking & Finance, High Court Matters
OUR PRACTICE AREAS
Jurisdictions Courts of Practice
Bombay High Court
District Court Nandurbar
Motor Accident Claims Tribunal Mumbai
City Civil Court Mumbai
District Court Thane
Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration (MCIA)
District Court Mumbai
Maharashtra Revenue Tribunal Mumbai
Nagpur Bench Bombay High Court
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Specialized legal knowledge across personal, criminal, property, corporate, and civil matters.
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Legal Articles
Q1.Can widow claim husband’s ancestral property after remarriage ? If Hindu widow gets remarried, can she claim Right on property of her expired husband. Neither Will is made nor nomination is registered , what is property rights of widow after remarriage ?
Advocate Gowaal Padavi answered
In 2008, the Supreme Court also held that a widow, who remarries cannot be deprived of her share in her dead husband’s property despite a change in her marital status.While giving a verdict on a case on March 5, the Delhi court announced that a widow has the right over the property purchased by her husband in her name and her daughter and son-in-law cannot lay claim on it. This verdict was given when the court was deciding on the case of 65-year-old Lajwanti Devi, who had moved the court against her daughter and son-in-law. The two had refused to vacate a portion of the Shastri Nagar house her husband bought in her name. Additional District Judge Kamini Lau, held the woman as the owner of the house her husband purchased in 1966 in his wife’s name to “provide her a secure life” after his death and her daughter and son-in-law were only having “permissive possession” of the house.
Q2. What is the mhada ownership transfer procedure ? My father bought a mhada flat at mumbai in 1993 from a tenant in those name the flat is registered in mhada. Now, after so many years today i get to know that all document are in name of my mother like power of attorney, society’s share certificate etc. but, my father had not transfer the flat name to my mother name which is originally registered with mhada with first tenant. while we have paid completely all mhada rent. also we are unable to find the 1st tenant in who’s name the flat is registered. now how could we transfer the flat without him being present. what is the mhada rules and regulations for transfer of flat?, kindly, help please its most urgent.
Advocate Gowaal Padavi answered
This is my response to you:1. You have to find the first owner;2. You will need to give an advertisement is newspaper;3. Have 10 years passed?4. Consult a local lawyer with full facts and take steps.
Q3. MCS ACT – 1960 – bye law no 169(a) penalties for encroachment of common spaces. There is a provision under Bye law no. 169(a) of the MCS Act. 1960. “For common area encroachment by members to be charged 5 times the monthly maintenance for the period of such encroachment.” (Penalties for encroachment of common spaces.) Question : 1. To levy this charge does one need approval of AGM or managing Committee after giving notice to member can levy it. It is prescribed in the law that whether such charges can be levied only after getting same passed in AGM ? Please give your opinion? 2. As per Bye-law No. 119 the member shall not be eligible for being elected as a member of the committee or co opted on it if he has rented or sublet us flat / shop and does not reside in the society. Would this cover also commercial premises and members who rent out this shop / office shall not be eligible to become Managing Committee member. Are these in accordance with updated MCS Act., 1960? Please answer our queries.
Advocate Gowaal Padavi answered
1. To levy this charge does one need approval of AGM or managing Committee after giving notice to member can levy it. It is prescribed in the law that whether such charges can be levied only after getting same passed in AGM ? Please give your opinion? Answer: The Secretary with permission of the committee will first issue notice. If the person does not respond within specific time (14 days notice as per bye-laws) then the penalty will be levied on him;2. As per Bye-law No. 119 the member shall not be eligible for being elected as a member of the committee or co opted on it if he has rented or sublet us flat / shop and does not reside in the society. Would this cover also commercial premises and members who rent out this shop / office shall not be eligible to become Managing Committee member. Are these in accordance with updated MCS Act., 1960?Answer: If the shop or commercial premises are part of the residential property and there is a common society then they are bound by the society bye-laws.
Frequently asked questions
Can Advocate Gowaal Padavi represent me in court?
Yes, Advocate Gowaal Padavi can represent you in court. The lawyer is trained to present your case in the most effective way possible.
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When you meet with Advocate Gowaal Padavi for an initial consultation, it is important to bring any relevant documents or information with you. This may include documents related to your legal issue, such as contracts or court orders, as well as any other relevant information, such as a list of questions or concerns you have about your case.
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What should I expect during my initial consultation with Advocate Gowaal Padavi?
During your initial consultation with Advocate Gowaal Padavi, you can expect to discuss the specific legal issue you are facing and the details of your situation. Lawyer will ask you questions to get a better understanding of your case and will provide you with information about your legal options and any potential outcomes.
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