Ad.Pooja Bhavsar (13 Years Exp)

  Banking Matters (Show More)   

 Shahada , Nandurbar

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Contact Details

Law Firm Name : Ad.Pooja Bhavsar

Country : India

City : Nandurbar

Area : Shahada


Practicing Since :  2011

Qualification : B.S.L.LLB,DLL

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Enrolment Details

Enrolment No Enrolment State Enrolment BAR
6528/2010 Maharashtr Shahada

 Civil

  Banking Matters
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  Partition
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  Juvenile delinquency
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  Criminal-Other

 Family & Divorce

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 Motor Vehicles

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Reviews

Subject :  Gift deed
Question :  If a gift deed is made by any member of the girls house after the death of the father and takes her sign can the deed be challenged later on ? (Under Hindu law)

Answer by Ad.Pooja Bhavsar :  Yes