Sreenivas
13 January 2010 at 15:59
A practicing lawyer for more than 10 years can apply for a Notary Public as per Notaries act of 1952 (subject to Rule 3)
My Questions:
1. Due to recent amendment to Notaries Act vide Letter No. 8366/Admn/2009 (Admin), 23rd Mar 2009 - Is there a change to the application form viz Form 1-Memorial 4(3)
2. Rule 4 - subrule(1) has changed to "(1) a person may make an application for appointment as a notary through the concerned District Judge or the Presiding Officer of the Court or Tribunal where he practices as Advocate, in the Form of memorial addressed to such officer or authority of the appropriate Goverment as that Government, by notification in the Official Gazette, desigate in this behalf"
Does this mean - we need to submit the application form to the District Judge? What do the words "in the Form of memorial addressed to such officer" mean - and is there a new memorial to take care of this?
3. Rule 7 - subrule(1) has changed to "the competent authority shall, after holding such inquiry.....make a report to the appropriate Government recommending that the application may be allowed to appear before the Interview Board"
a) Is there a format of the report that one can use..
b) Who is the appropriate Government here
I am assuming the competent authority in this case could be the District Judge.
Many thanks, if any one can answer this query quickly.. Thanks
Sreenivas
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MANOR
12 January 2010 at 22:13
Dear Members,
One Mr. A has inherited all the assets of his parents after their death. All these assets, which
includes a immovable property too, were purchased by his parents out of their own earnings. In
absence of any Will & family being a Hindu family and he being the only child to his parents
(no siblings), he becomes UNDISPUTED LEGAL HEIR to ALL the ASSETS of his parents
(as per Hindu Succession Act / Class-1category of legal heirs).
Am I right, gentlemen -??-
If yes, then my question is - How can he PROVE his TITLE to the immovable property he has inherited -??.
Normally,any person in whose name the deed stands, can prove his title to that property by being in
physical possession of orignal registered deed AND his personal ID. No more documents are needed.
Since Mr. A is in possession of the regd. deed (standing in his parents name), and two death certificates,
what else he should have to prove his title under the facts mentioned above -??- The missing link is the
relationship proof. What could be an effective / simple / economical & LEGALLY ACCEPTABLE docoment
to prove the relationship -??.
NOTE that he is at NATURAL ADVNTAGE, being the only child, documents being in his possession &
the property - urban /residential - (being elsewhere) is being looked after / managed by his trusted people
in that city.
I had posted this question in a 'short' form (on 01-01-2010, under subject "Title Proof") & have received 3
replies since then. From thoes replies I felt that I have not asked my question in clear manner. Hence
I am re-submitting the same question in 'expanded' form and with all the info I have about it. My thanks to
three experts who replied. Mr Rajeev S. Vadrali has asked a clarification about "natural facts". What I
meant was "natural advantage" as mentioned above.
May I now request Mr.R.S Vadrali / Mr.K.Ahmed & Mr R.K.Makkad to review the query & give their valuble
suggestion. AND of course, any body else want to add their suggestions, I will be glad.
Thanks & regards to all - -
By the way, being part of 50k STRONG (& growing) makes me feel proud.
My Hearty Congratulations to the FOUNDER MEMBERS of LCI.
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mohammed abdul shabbeer
12 January 2010 at 17:37
how to cancel a registered gift deed in absence of donee as he is staying in foreign country of in the absence of donee
mohammed abdul shabbeer
12 January 2010 at 17:30
how to cancel a gift deed in absence of donee as he is staying in foreign country of in the absence of donee
mohammed abdul shabbeer
12 January 2010 at 16:45
how to cancel a gift deed in absence of donee as the donee is staying in foreign country or without his presence
Anonymous
12 January 2010 at 10:17
sir
My father (Late) left a registered will to his sons mentioning my mother can only enjoy the property and no right to change.
now shall i demolish a old house in my part and construct a house in my name th ere ? pl Clarify
Anonymous
11 January 2010 at 22:36
i want to know the legal definition of credit note and also want to know that under which act i can find the definition of credit note?
thanks in advance.
Anonymous
11 January 2010 at 18:57
Please provide me a draft agreement for transfer/ assignment of development rights in a land.
Anonymous
11 January 2010 at 18:55
Please provide me a draft agreement for transfer/ assignment of development rights in a land.
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