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Posted by : raj kumar makkad
Posted On : 3/15/2010 9:46:51 PM

In Reply To : winding up

Legally nothing can be done but you can issue a notice to him stating all the situation of the company as well as decision of all other directors with a request to him to do the needful or to become responsible for all the consequences henceforth.
 

Posted by : raj kumar makkad
Posted On : 3/15/2010 9:42:20 PM

In Reply To : 125 cr.p.c.

Such proceeding is quasi civil and criminal so provisions of CPC qua amendment are generally applied in this section.
 

Posted by : raj kumar makkad
Posted On : 3/15/2010 9:38:27 PM

In Reply To : u/s 138

Second complaint is not maintainable. If any summoning order is received to the alleged accused in such second complaint case, a revision should be filed before Revisional court within the limitation of 90 days and I do hope that such order shall be got quashed in the given facts.
 

Posted by : rahul
Posted On : 3/15/2010 9:37:47 PM

execution of will

i have 14 acers land and 1 house property.Both are ancestral properties.
i have 4 sons & 3 married dauthers
now i am 78 yrs old and i want to execute a will. but my 2 dauther relinquished their share.
so how i can distribute all my property among my 1 dauther & 4 sons?
can i exclude my dauther? how?
what is the profarma for write a will?
how i can make a will?

This Query is open.
 

Posted by : raj kumar makkad
Posted On : 3/15/2010 9:35:12 PM

In Reply To : Public Awareness of Law

I do agree with the author of this quarry.
 

Posted by : raj kumar makkad
Posted On : 3/15/2010 9:33:04 PM

In Reply To : Division of assets in marital disputes

He shall have no right in any of the properties got registered in the name of wife.
 

Posted by : raj kumar makkad
Posted On : 3/15/2010 9:30:29 PM

In Reply To : Law Terms

Perhaps no other profession has as many variations in titles than that of lawyer. The titles attorney, lawyer, barrister and Esquire are frequently used, sometimes interchangeably, in the field of law. However, by definition, each has a unique meaning.

Generally speaking, an attorney, or attorney-at-law, is a person who is a member of the legal profession. An attorney is qualified and licensed to represent a client in court. By most definitions, an attorney may act on the client’s behalf and plead or defend a case in legal proceedings. The English word attorney has French origins, where it meant “a person acting for another as an agent or deputy.”
A lawyer, by definition, is someone who is trained in the field of law and provides advice and aid on legal matters. Because a lawyer also conducts suits in court proceedings and represents clients in various legal instances, the term has expanded to overlap the definition of attorney. In the U.S., attorney and lawyer are normally considered synonyms. The term lawyer has Middle English roots.

In the U.K, even more job titles are used in the field of law; there are barristers and solicitors, among others. A barrister generally performs trial work, especially in the higher courts, and does not deal directly with clients. A solicitor, on the other hand, speaks with clients, prepares documents and may appear as an advocate in a lower court.

Finally, Esquire is a title sometimes used by attorneys. When used, it follows the attorney’s full name, and is most often an abbreviation, Esq. It is an honorary title that has little meaning in the U.S. today and is even somewhat controversial. The term Esquire has English roots, where it was considered an honorary title and originally referred only to males. It is now used as a professional title, similar to the use of Dr. or Ph.D.
 

Posted by : R.R. KRISHNAA
Posted On : 3/15/2010 9:28:33 PM

In Reply To : Public Awareness of Law
 

Posted by : ajitabh acharya
Posted On : 3/15/2010 9:24:50 PM

In Reply To : 125 cr.p.c.

NO. THE PROVIDION OF CPC NOT APPLICABLE. ITS CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE.
 

Posted by : raj kumar makkad
Posted On : 3/15/2010 9:19:33 PM

In Reply To : Importance Of Full Sale Agreement,POwer, and Will?

On death of executor his GPA gets expired but sale agreement and will both remain intact. Now come to will. If the property involved therein is self acquired property of the executor then the legal heirs of the deceased have nothing to say against the will and it can safely be proved by getting it probated with the evidence of attesting witnesses in case of ancestral property in the hands of executor then such will shall have no existence legally and it can be got rescind by the legal heirs of deceased.

Now come to full sale agreement. It is binding even to the legal heirs of the deceased after his death.
 

Posted by : raj kumar makkad
Posted On : 3/15/2010 9:13:43 PM

In Reply To : Exhibiting the Docuents

Are you representing accused or complainant?

Why all these documents are required in such simple and straight case?

Which documents do you possess in your hands which you want to get exhibited?

If you are complainant then got these exhibited in the evidence of your witnesses mentioning in their affidavits and if you are for accused then can produce any witness in defence and all those documents can be got exhibited in his statement. Sometime documents are also tendered by counsel themselves or any summonned witness. The requirement of the case and the possession of the documents is to be seen.
 

Posted by : Chetan
Posted On : 3/15/2010 8:24:07 PM

Exhibiting the Docuents

In 138 case I had filed a Licence (Original) issued by the Govt. authority and also filed the document which I have received through Right to Info. Act.

How to Exhicbit those docuement

whether merely appliation for exhibiting the document is sufficient.

pls guide with case laws if any....

This Query is open.
 

Posted by : Aditya R khandelwal
Posted On : 3/15/2010 8:22:38 PM

Importance Of Full Sale Agreement,POwer, and Will?

I Want to ask what is the importance Of FULL SALE AGREEMENT , POWER OF ATTORNEY AND WILL? After the Death of the Previous owner of the Land?

Ajay Purchased A land from vijay on the basis of "FULL SALE AGREEMENT", "POWER OF ATTORNEY" AND "WILL".

If Vijay Dies and "WILL" need to be Probabted and the Son/daughter of the Vijay opposes that the "WILL" is fake then how will Vijay Win the case?

This Query is open.
 

Posted by : Parthasarathi Logan
Posted On : 3/15/2010 8:14:15 PM

Law Terms

Experts may please enlighten me about the basic difference between Legal Experts and Law Experts. Expert Link in this site is hyper linked to these two terms. Kindly guide me

This Query is open.
 


Posted by : Anonymous
Posted On : 3/15/2010 8:12:13 PM

Division of assets in marital disputes

If husband and wife both are gainfully employed andIf all the assets created/bought during the married life are registered in the name of wife, what will be the rights of husband in case of a divorce/seperation?

This Query is open.