Anonymous
12 August 2010 at 02:13
I have read somewhere that in court cases it is always better to submit certified documents,Now the question is ----documents can not gotten certified all the times so in such cases can we submit attested documents attested by some gazetted officer?
Now the next question is documents can not be even gotten attested by a Gazetted officer all the times so in such cases can we submit attested documents attested by some Notary Public ?
Would these be considered as good as certified documents?
Anonymous
12 August 2010 at 02:07
What are their roles in Legal mechanism?
Anonymous
12 August 2010 at 02:05
And can we use a particular part of judgement as citation which was not consisting a generalized opinion of the Judge?
Anonymous
10 August 2010 at 18:10
I came to know that agreement should be on stamp papers only so can I pay stamp duty later on for this plain paper agreement?
Or can I affix stamp duty stamps also on it later on?
Or is it quite worthless in court of law ?
AMIN M KESHWANI
09 August 2010 at 17:20
Sir,
I want to register a partnership deed duly notarised in Mumbai.
The problem is that 2 partners are NRI. Whether resident partner can make an application and register the firm or i will require all partners sign.
Also, pl let me know the whole process of registration in detail and the cost involved in it.
Help me out.
Regards
Amin
Anonymous
09 August 2010 at 14:21
The query is about validity of stamp paper. There is already a ruling of the Apex Court that non-judicial stamp papers are valid throughtout, and there is not limitation of 6 months on their validity as is the popular notion.
My question: Is it mandatory that the stamp paper must have been purchased from the jurisdiction where the agreement is to be executed, or it can be from any part of the counrty? For ex. if there is a lease deed regarding a property in Maharastra, even the Lessor belongs to same state, can a stamp paper purchased from Gurgaon be used for documentation?
Anonymous
08 August 2010 at 11:06
Dying at age of 88, after signing last pages of Petition for nullyfying Gift-Deed / PoAs, Agreement to Sell etc. having been got signed without his free will by the impugned beneficiaries, what could be the course of action against such deprivation of legal shares of other heirs ?
Anonymous
07 August 2010 at 16:41
Recentally 25% share of house transfered in name of my wife.House was in name of my father in law who expire instate in year 1986 leaving behind 5 legal heirs(my wife,mother in law and 3 brother in laws}My mother in law expire in 2009 with out any will. We all four legal heirs cashed 4 lac FDR (which was in name of my mother in law) after submitting a papers(canara bank printed forms)which also shows instate death of my mother in law.All the 4 legal heirs approve it.NOW my brother in laws file suit for stay on sale of 25% share in house(which has been transferred at the name of my wife }on basis of Fake will on a simple paper that ,my mother in law wills 20% of her share to one of my brother in law . The date of will mentioned is 16 march 2009,where as from 13 march 2009 to 17 march 2009, my mother in law was hospitalized in I.C.U in Govt Hospital ,Sector 32,Chandigarhdue to 3rd heart attack and was in a seveare condition because of which doctors of Govt hospital reffered her to P.G.I but after consulting withall family members we admitted her to a private heart institute (Mukat Hospital ,Sector 34,Chandigarh) on the evening of 17 march 2009..after examning her completely ,the doctors gave up and suggested us to take her home on 19 march 2009 ,and on the same night she died. Govt Hospital ,Sec 32 admission and refferal records are with us. Please suggest me.
Divyesh
07 August 2010 at 10:04
Respected Experts
I just want, A will signed before notary public would be held as good as duly registered at sub registrar office
With Regards
Divyesh
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Validity of Stamp Paper
I understand that if the instrument is executed on stamps which does not bear the name of one of the executors then such instruments are not admitted in evidence, for any purpose. These instruments are also treated as not properly stamped. These instruments are liable to be impounded and sent to the Collector of Stamps for recovery of proper stamp duty.
MY QUESTION:
After execution of a Development Agreement on Rs.100/- (Does not have the name of the executors) Stamp Paper in 2008 the same was submitted for Registration and appropriate Duty was paid including penalties in 2010.
Does this corrective action make this document legalised considering that the Stamp Paper was not valid when this agreement was created?