Anonymous
05 February 2011 at 15:39
For one resale property I had done MOU with the owner. MOU is on 100 rs stamp paper and notarized. At the time of MOU I had given 1L rs cheque to the owner and 5L cash amount. It was mentioned in MOU that purchaser is giving 5L cash to the owner. Now after some days owner is not ready to execute the agreement for sale and even not returning the money. I don't have original copy of MOU, I only have true copy of MOU. Can this MOU be considered as legal document and can I ask my money back on the basis of MOU?
Anonymous
05 February 2011 at 12:27
dear sir, i have two queries
firstly, if a photostat document is given to a forensic expert for analysis of signatures, contained therein, with the original specimen signatures of a person who has denied his signatures on the document can the expert predict the analysis result accurately or not.
secondly, what is the admissibility/relevancy of a photostat document alleged to have contained forged signatures in the court of law or departmental enquiries. in the absence of original document how difficult is it to prove or deny the authenticity of the above photostat document
ripunjay sharma
05 February 2011 at 10:19
(1) what is the procedure of amendment in private trust reg.under indian trust act at sub-registrar sambhar dist. jaipur
(2)wheather the sub registrar of sambhar dist. jaipur is empowered to registered the amended trust or at any place at jaipur.
(3 in what proforma we have to submit the amendment ,on how much rs. stamp paper.
(4) wheather the new appointed trustees name also added in the amended trust and registered.
anil
03 February 2011 at 13:27
Sir, if my employee denies that he put his signatures on a document which i introduced as my evidence during enquiry. he is accusing me of forging his signatures and the forensics analysis will also prove that they are not his signatures. problem is that these three documents contain my signatures and therefore i cannot deny the document. how do i defend myself. In that case will i be implicated for forging his signatures as the enquiry now feels. what defence can i mount in this case.
AJIT KAWATKAR
03 February 2011 at 13:08
A jiont[3]bank a/c was opened in yr 1889 EITHER or SERVIVOR BASIS,the moneny kept there was contribution towards HSG[prop]Socty.which has still not materialised. One of the a/c holder died recently & the heir is asking the bank to add his name in place of his father. Is it legally correct ;since the money accumulated do'nt belong to indivisual.Whether bank can add his name directly with out obtalnning NOC. from serviving Jnt holders.[THE a/c is not on socty;s name]
alpesh c lodhiya
03 February 2011 at 12:45
sir, please provide me object clause of a foreign exchange dealing co., which is a pvt ltd.
Thanks in a advance.
Sunil
03 February 2011 at 11:13
I am Sunil Kumar from Bangalore.
Question 1
How and where do I get the below said documents in Bangalore?
1. Approved sketch of layout
2. Demand Register
3. ROR copy
4. BBMP approved document
Question 2
Are there people who can get the above documents on some service charge? If yes, their details please.
Question 3: What are the supporting documents that I need to carry inorder to get the above said documents?
Thanks
Sunil Kumar
Anonymous
03 February 2011 at 01:55
hello all,
i got a marriage registration done 4 years back at the sub registrar's office. But I am not married according to any religious ceremony nor was there any exchange of garland (or anything as such) at the sub registrar's office. It was just a pure signature ceremony! And I have not lived even a day with him nor do I have any jewels that is symbolic of a marital nuptial knot. I have no children. But we are from different cast.
But now I want to cancel this registration since there is no compatibility what so ever. But he is a bit unstable in his decision. However, we mostly want to cancel the registration. may I know the procedure and do I need a lawyer for the same purpose? can it be done at the sub registrar's office itself? How long does it take and what is the fee and the documents needed?
He hasn't been nice to be ever since.Hence it is irreconcilable. So, in case he doesn't agree to cancel the registration then what other ways am I left with? please advice... I plan to have my life back as soon as possible.It is time I take this step. I really need help.
seeking advice,
Mann.
Anonymous
02 February 2011 at 15:46
kindly let me know how long a probate will take on a regestered will of my parents. my brother is not on good terms with me but the will clearly says that my brother has been paid of his share of the property and how is the fee for probate calculated
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