He sold 26 bigha land for Rs 6.95 crore using his sister-in-law’s general power of attorney, paid her only Rs 72 lakh; Delhi HC orders brother-in-law to give Rs 1.01 crore more with 8% interest

The brother-in-law had argued that the GPA’s “power to gift” effectively gave him ownership. (Image for representative purpose only) Family disputes can be tricky especially those involving property. In one such case a brother-in-law allegedly did not pay the full due amount to the sister-in-law for the sale of land. The family property dispute over…

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Moose Wala killing to Ambala blast: The long terror trail of ISI proxy Shahzad Bhatti | Delhi News

Shahzad Bhatti Network declared a terrorist organisation under UAPA (File photo)Shahzad Bhatti Network declared a terrorist organisation under UAPA (File photo) NEW DELHI: From a local criminal to an alleged ISI proxy involved in “hybrid terrorism”, Pakistan-based gangster Shahzad Bhatti is accused of building a cross-border network for arms and narcotics smuggling over the years.He…

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Former MLB All-Star James Shields turned a $1.8 million California lot into a 13,515-sq-ft custom estate; the 2.44-acre property is now asking $23 million

Listed with Eric Iantorno and Pilar Meza of Compass, the estate is asking $23 million, as a testament to the time, craft and vision poured into every square foot. When former professional baseball pitcher James Shields aka “Big Game James” and his wife, photographer Ryane Nicole, bought a vacant 2.44-acre parcel in Rancho Santa Fe’s…

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In 1994, Brad Pitt bought a $1.7 million mansion in Los Angeles and later his neighbor’s house to expand his property; then the actor let a widower live there rent-free until he died at 105

Hollywood actress Cassandra Peterson shared this amusing story in an interview. A story about Brad Pitt and his former Los Angeles estate has drawn attention for an unusual reason. The actor reportedly bought a neighbour’s house while expanding his property, but allowed the elderly man living there to stay without paying rent until his death…

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A San Francisco woman invited strangers to a simple park picnic; more than 500 said yes, and city rules pushed the estimated cost to as much as $4,000

What began as a low-key attempt to make friends in a new city has turned into an unexpectedly large event, complete with permits, safety requirements and a bill that could reach $4,000. According to The San Francisco Standard and San Francisco Recreation and Parks, Maya Juchtman’s casual picnic invitation drew hundreds of RSVPs, forcing her…

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