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Anonymous   03 January 2024 at 00:36

Validity of agreement

I have an agreement with my sister by year 2020. Which not registered.i couldn't comply said agreement due to lack of money.

Now sister going to file case to attach my property.can i quash this agreement? Is there any value to this agreement in court without registration.if so how can face her case



Content of agreement shown below


We, the 1st and 2nd parties are brothers and sisters

Terms and Conditions

1. The Second Party hereby acknowledges and agrees that the disputes relating to the properties sold by the First Party to the Second Party in respect of the properties sold by the Second Party have been fixed at a compensation figure of Rs.15,00,000/-.




2. The sum of Rs.15,00,000/- mentioned in the first section can be paid to the second party as security for O.S. XXX/2014 case No. XXX/2014 as per the order of the Hon'ble ..... Munseef Court, 40% of the property reserved for the second party is to be registered and given by the first party in the name of the second party and the above registration is only for the assurance that the above number is given to the second party by the first party to the second party if the above property is exhausted or exempted. It is hereby determined and agreed to be paid to the party.

3. It is hereby mutually determined and agreed that the above sum shall be paid by the first party to the second party in such installments as may be convenient to him and shall not under any circumstances be less than Rs.6,000/- per month.

4. The above matters shall be decided personally by both the parties by discussing with each other as mutual elders.

Both the parties have mutually determined and agreed that there has been no inducement, coercion, threat or anything else from anyone in the above mentioned matter and this agreement has been reached on the basis of a voluntary discussion and decision between the two parties.

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5. The first share holder and the aforesaid O.S. XXX/2014 case No. XXX/2014, it is hereby categorically determined and agreed that the first party shall register and give in the name of the second party's son (A. Deeb Moin) within 7 days from today, the first party to register the exemption in respect of the assets which the first party has been ordered to get divided in part.

6. It is hereby expressly stipulated and mutually agreed that the Second Party shall not immediately take any legal action under this Agreement and shall grant a delay in payment to the First Party and that the Security Property shall be held and enjoyed by the Second Party until such time.

7. All disputes in the above matter are hereby settled and resigned and it is hereby mutually determined and agreed that there will be no further disputes between Anujan and Jyeshta and that they will carry on their family life amicably.

Both the parties having accepted and agreed to the above determinations have entered into and signed this agreement in the presence of the undersigned witnesses.

on the 24th day of February 2020.



sujeet kumar   02 January 2024 at 19:50

Disqualification of committee member in housing society

My society tressurer have 3 children out of which 2nd children is disable with 60% and 3rd child DOB is in year of 2005. One member has made comapint to sub-registrar Bandra for disqualification of his committee membership.

Can he is protected and have any liberty for disable child.

raju   02 January 2024 at 19:23

Sub categories

Case pertains to sexual harrasment and molestation in lower court. Against the interm order of lower court CRMMO u/s 482 was filed and same has been dismissed. Now I want to file SLP online before supreme court. My query is under main category selected criminal matters(1400) and sub category whether to select "sexual harrasment, abduction etc(1404) or to select appeal u/2 enlargement of jurisdiction (1420).. please advise
, abduction

Anonymous   02 January 2024 at 15:57

Future prospect of flat purchased without original sale deed

We are planning to purchase a flat in a housing co-op society from a close friend who had misplaced her original sale deed almost 20 years back. At that time,she had filed a FIR;and had collected a certified copy of sale deed. She did not issue any public notice at that time.To make things tension-free, we were thinking of the following course-1. The seller to issue a public notice in a leading Bengali; and a leading English newspaper (offline) through her advocate stating that:NOTICE is given on behalf of my client Smt. XXX, owner of Flat YYY. The original sale deed of this flat in the name of Smt. XXX has been reported to be lost / misplaced in the yr 2002; and since after waiting for 20y after lodging FIR, the original sale deed could be found, she is proceeding with selling this flat on the basis of certified copy of sale deed. Any person(s) having any claim in respect of the above referred property or part thereof by way of sale, exchange, mortgage, charge, gift, maintenance, inheritance, possession, lease, tenancy, sub tenancy, lien, license, hypothecation, transfer of title or beneficial interest under any trust right of prescription or pre-emptionor under any agreement or other disposition or under any decree, order or Awardor otherwise claiming, howsoever, are hereby reqd. to make the same known in writing along with the documentary proof thereof, to the undersigned (Advocate) at their office within 14 days from the date of publication hereof, failing which the flat's sell off shall be completed, without any reference to such claims and the claims if any, shall be deemed to have been given up or waived or abandoned. 2. After the passage of 14 days of the above public notice, we, ass prudent buyers should also issue a public notice offline through an advocate stating that Smt XXX has agreed to sell us, the flat at YYY free from all encumbrances. Any person having any right, title, interest, claim or demand of any nature whatsoever in respect of the said flat,and its allocated garage space, is hereby required to make the same known in writing along with documentary proof, thereof, to the undersigned within fourteen days from the date of publication hereof, failing which the negotiations shall be completed, without any reference to such claims and the claims if any, shall be deemed to have been given up or waived. 3.The seller to make a notarised undertaking with complete details of the property towards its proper identification; details of newspaper ad and police complaint alongwith complaint no., detail of the document lost. 4.Another notarised undertaking by the seller stating that she was unable to handover the original sale deed to the buyer as it was misplaced;and she will cooperate fully in future if any issue crops up. Also to mention that she has never taken any loan on this property/ nor was it mortgaged (no emcumbrances)
Is there anything more/different you advise?How imp is old sale deed if I sell this flat in future?

Dilip   02 January 2024 at 11:37

Election in co operative housing.society

I want to ask.a question

1). My building has been re developed under SRA. More than 10 years Now I want to know that co operative housing society election rules are same in our building redevelop under SRA or there is some other election rules
2 ) Documents like provisional voters list
Defaulters of due list
Copy of I register J registrar all have to be keep updated for election or it is only for the another type of housing societies not for the society which have been redevelop under SRA
M.U.M/ S.R.A/ HSG / T.C (11051 2006)
Above is my society.registartion number this might help you sir to understand my problem even more clearly and may I get valuable guidance under your knowledge

BISWAJEET CHOWDHURY   02 January 2024 at 11:06

Attestation forms for joining govt sector

it is compulsory for a serving govt employees to fill the attestation forms and signed by DM or SDO for joining other government establishment

raju   01 January 2024 at 13:39

Dismissed of revision

Revision case dismissed by High court. Can applicant approach supreme court and under which section i.e to file SLP or writ petition

Maddirb   31 December 2023 at 12:41

Noc required from daughter staying abroad

Father purchased property 10 years back in Bangalore and he want to sell his property now. He has one son (India) and one daughter (USA). Now we want to purchase this property and get NOC from his daughter.
Can you please NOC Format and process to complete the transaction smooth.

AKASH YADAV   30 December 2023 at 23:11

Up rent control act 21

I am having a shop in jhansi whose rent was 1500 pm in 1990......after some increment in rent amount ...my latest increment of rent was on 2020 to an amount of 7200 rupee pm......but now my landlord is demanding for 65000 pm rent.....and seeking for court.......now suggest me some legal advice so that my landlord cannot evict me??

Anonymous   30 December 2023 at 13:55

Exact date of npa

In a OD account October interest was debited on 31-10-23. On 30.10.2023 account was regular without any overdue. No other transaction except for interest of November and December. At what date this account becomes NPA. 01.01.2024 or 01.02.2024