rishikesh
20 January 2011 at 00:43
my name his aekkala rishikesh but in my my documents and certificates it as be written as akkala rishikesh because of my parents over site so can i know how many days does it take for me to change my surname and how much expenses so i incur and how many times shall i go to court on this work im waiting for valuable answers
Anonymous
19 January 2011 at 20:25
sir,
i need the advice on what to do for the lostnomination copy of member of society?we want to trf the property in the name of nominee,whatto do in ths case?
ess
19 January 2011 at 05:15
What is the format of memo which is submitted in court while giving some details about bank account, etc. Is it verified and whether it is accompanied with an affidavit ?
Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 12:57
is agreement to lease and lease deed differentiable?
ess
18 January 2011 at 06:23
In a case the learned judge asked the respondent to give his bank account to the reader within a week, so that the plaintiff could get it from him and deposit the money due to the respondent in that account.
i. In what format this information on will be given to the reader ?
ii. If the respondent wants that this information ( or any other information ) should also be kept in record, what will be his submission and in what format ?
SHIVAJI
17 January 2011 at 22:33
Dear Sir/Madam
Please tell me related issues to be done before/after making a WILL.
Thank you
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Smita Katake
17 January 2011 at 18:39
As per the Companies when a company increases its share capital,it pays stampduty to Government.
When company makes allotment of share out of the increasedshare capital and issue share certificates to allotees and pays stampduty on share certificate.
My question is that when the company has already paid stampduty on its share capital at the time of increasing or incorporation,
so why should it pay stamp duty on share certificates of shares issued out of the same capital for which duty has already been paid??
Is there any answer, caselaw,book which will solved the question ?
meenakshi chauhan
16 January 2011 at 23:30
When we get our any document notarized , notary used to make entry in his register.
what is the importance of that register?
i asked delhi secretariat through RTI if they maintain any such record of such register. i was replied that government dont keep any such record.
what will be the importance of that register in any criminal case if the authenticity of that notary register cant be proved by any government record.
this is the situation i am having in one of our family case. i am briefing it:
A & B get into some agreement, and get that agreement notarized with a public notary. after around 15 years disputes arrises between them. B challenges that this document has never been notarized and this is an bogus agreement.
when enquired it was found that notary is dead.
entry register of that notary is taken from the home of the notary from his son.
To know the authenticity of that register A took the copy of that register and send that to delhi secretariat where the record of that notary is maintained. but it was found from the department that they dont keep any record of notary entry register.
Q.. what will happen in that case.?
Q.. will the copy of that register will be relied in the situation when it cant be authenticated by any govt department?
as being a layman everybody dont know what is the procedure which has to be followed by notary, may be the notary didnt make the entry in the register, and that cant be taken as the layman fault.
please give suggestions..
thank u
pradeep
16 January 2011 at 19:03
i was guarantor to a person for bank loan. he didin't goive revival letter after three years. bank forged our signature, and made duplicate revival letter. Filed case. can the bank be sued?
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Proof of serving documents
When an application is filed in the court, a copy of this is served on the opposite party and proof of this is submitted by filing acknowledgements (say of registered letters), pasted on a paper, in the court. What this paper on which acknowledgements of despatch are pasted, is called in legal jargon ?