Supreet singh
09 April 2020 at 14:01
Hello dear lawyers,
A civil case in lower court has been decided and judgement been passed. The opponent has filed an appeal in district court along with application for staying the operation of lower court Due to corona we have not got the notice and the next date is after lock down is over (when court resumes).
My Question is- The opponent will try to get status quo in our absence.
1. Is it legal/illegal as per law to give status quo if the respondent has not received any notice?
2. What should we do, should we wait for notice or we should not wait for notice and appear in court and do argument so that court do not impose status quo on property????
What should i do?
Supreet singh
09 April 2020 at 01:15
Hello dear lawyers,
A civil case in lower court has been decided and judgement
been passed.
The opponent has filed an appeal in district along with
application for staying the operation of lower court
Due to corona we have not got the notice and the next date
is after lockdown is over (when court resumes).
My Question is-
The opponent will try to get status quo in our absence.
1. Is it legal/illegal as per law to give status quo
if the respondent has not received any notice?
2. What should we do, should we wait for notice or
we should not wait for notice and appear in court
and do arguement so that court do not impose
status quo on property????
What should i do?
Supreet singh
19 November 2019 at 21:07
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Supreet singh
15 November 2019 at 20:43
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Supreet singh
31 October 2019 at 16:25
Hello dear lawyers,
Order 2 rule 2 of cpc states that (2) Relinquishment of part of claim: Where a plaintiff omits to sue in respect of, or intentionally relinquishes, any portion of his claim, he shall not afterwards sue in respect of the portion so omitted or relinquished.
Does it applicable on defendant also?
I mean if plaintiff intentially left a claim which was against him and defendant needs to file a new case.
Can defendant file a fresh suit to prrove his point or to proove forgery of documents?
Supreet singh
25 October 2019 at 09:58
Hello dear lawyers,
I have lost my cheque book and in that cheque book there was one blank cheque signed.
What steps should I take to avoid any misuse????
Supreet singh
20 August 2019 at 13:33
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Supreet singh
07 July 2019 at 16:38
Hello dear lawyers,
My mom's court case is going on, related to property in civil court and we just recently found that in some documents the signatures of my mother have been forged.
we want to get it checked from forensic handwriting experts through the court.
But our case is in the ending stage.
In just 2 to 3 dates, the arguments is going to be started.
My question is- Can I submit the application for forensic verification of these forged documents now?
Will the judge allow it?
Or it is too late??
Supreet singh
17 March 2019 at 10:10
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Transfer of partnership asset
Hello lawyers,
Land was in the name of a partnership firm with 5 partners. 4 partners had retired from the partnership firm via dissolution deed.
At present only one partner is there with all assets. That partner is me.
Land is still in the name of partnership firm.
Since I am the only one partner of partnership firm , if I add buyers as new partner and change the constitution of the partnership firm by submitting reconstitution deed to registrar of firm , then the land will be transferred to buyers without registration and stamp duty?
This method of transferring land is valid?