Syed Jawad Quader
09 February 2011 at 18:57
Do trust deeds need to be registered under the Registration Act? If yes, can you please provide case references?
Anonymous
09 February 2011 at 17:47
Dear Sir,
This is regarding an arbitration case in which the claim is an actionable one, hence award must be on stamp paper so as to create revenue for the government. My question is , if for example, the arbitration proceedings have taken place in Bombay as per the arbitration clause, yet the award is issued in Calcutta (as it is an established principle that an award is not a part of 'proceedings' and hence even if there is a specific mention of where the arbitration proceedings are to take place in the arbitration clause/agreement, it does not imply that the award must be issued from the same place.), then in such a case, can West Bengal Stamp paper be used as opposed to Maharashtra Stamp paper even though the arbitration proceedings have been conducted within the state of Maharashtra
?
I would be grateful if anyone could give me a clear explanation of the same, and if possible support it with a case law.
Thank you
Anonymous
09 February 2011 at 16:15
Dear Expert,
I was married 2009 Jan and after 6 months a lot of problem coming in marriage and a lot day to day issues and many misunderstanding me and my wife and we both not trust each other.
After a year she stays her parent’s house and first 7 months she will come for our home 4-5 days in a month but from last 5 month she regularly staying her parent’s house. I try a lot but she is not ready for anything I met her in this 5 month period and meet her parents too but no solution come out.
She is not ready for divorce also i want divorce but she not ready to give me divorce.
Now , my question is I want to renew my passport and where we have to mentioned our spouse name. As I mentioned we not staying together and i want divorce now so can I blank the spouse field cos if we mentioned her name then we need marriage certificate or registration certificate and this situation nothing will happen. Please let me know if I blank the spouse field so any problem??
Regards
Raghava
08 February 2011 at 22:40
Hello Sir/ Madam,
I want to Vokkaliga community in Karnatka.I am a resident of Mysore,Karnataka. I did my schooling till my graduation in Mysore itself.Now for post graduation I am in need NC-OBC certificate.
My father's income is well below the 4.5lakh per annum criteria.Also Vokkaliga Community name has been mentioned in the central list of castes that come under OBC.But they have mentioned "Rural ares only " in brackets.
So I want to know whether I will be able to get NC-OBC certificate.When I en-quired with the Tahsildar in Mysore they said Vokklaiga will get NC-OBC certificate only in rural ares not in urban areas.
Is this correct?
If so what is the reason behind mentioning "rural areas only" clause in the list.
Please provide some insight into this aspect as soon as possible as I am required to submit the certificate at the time of joining the course.
Also i have attached the NC-OBC list of Karnataka.
Regards & thanks in advance
Raghava BS
joseph
08 February 2011 at 16:15
i wish to change my name
i am 25 years old
is it possible in andhra pradesh please advise me
Anurag Kapur
07 February 2011 at 16:30
Dear Members,
My Grandfather expired leaving a property at Delhi where my father and uncle reside.
The will prepared by my grandfather is not witnessed nor registered .
Its hand written with signatures of my grandfather on each page.
Please suggest on the validity of the will since the same is not witnessed.
If the will is invalid how can we get the property transferred in our name
Thanx
Anuroop
06 February 2011 at 16:05
Can a Society change its name, which is registered under Travancore Cochin Societies Act of 1955?
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
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