Anonymous
15 July 2022 at 01:23
sir, i am living joint family with in Thane (Maharashtra) My father death in 2020.
Main aur mere bade bhai Gujarat main mere papa ki jo jameen hai usme vaarsai ke liye gaye tou waha ke talati ne Mumbai se pedhinamu lane kaha ab usse kaise kare .
Please kya aap documents kar ke de sakte hai jiss se hum apni jameen main naam likha sake.
Guru
10 July 2022 at 15:18
dear sir / madam , may I know list of minimum government documents such as NOC require to put case in court ?
is it NOC is mandatory to put case/appeal in court ? thank you
Anonymous
07 July 2022 at 10:06
Respected Sir,
Recently, I have applied for an exam. My problem is that I have signed just below the clause" Applicant's Signature".But I know that it is mandatory to sign just above the clause" Applicant's Signature". Whether it will create any problem legally...
annamika
06 July 2022 at 23:07
Dear sir/ ma'am,
I was born in Bihar in 2000, but my family moved to Delhi in 2005. I have Aadhar card with address as Delhi. However, I belong to OBC category list of Bihar (and not Delhi). Can I obtain an OBC certificate of Bihar, although my permanent address is Delhi in all of my govt. ID documents? I need to apply for education institutions in Delhi. Please help. Thank you.
Anonymous
04 July 2022 at 11:24
To
The respected fellow experts
A Company (registered office at Delhi) proposed to made an application for compounding before tribunal.
The application made in A4 paper with printing on both sides of the pages.
But Advocate said it will not be accepted before tribunal as it is printed on both sides.
My query before the respected experts is:
Is there any rule(s) which made it mandatory to print only single side.
Regards
Abhijit
Anonymous
04 July 2022 at 11:14
To
The respected fellow experts
A Company (registered office at Delhi) proposed to made an application for compounding before tribunal.
The application made in A4 paper with printing on both sides of the pages.
But Advocate said it will not be accepted before tribunal as it is printed on both sides.
My query before the respected experts is:
Is there any rule(s) which made it mandatory to print only single side.
Regards
Abhijit
Anonymous
02 July 2022 at 14:59
Hello,
We are facing a problem where we had to get a general power of attorney of a family member who is unfortunately in custody at the local jail.
An application was moved before the jail authorities regarding the same, and it was forwarded to the Sub-Registrar for necessary action. The Sub-Registrar then visited the Jail for registering the GPA, along with two witnesses and both being parties present as well.
Considering the person is in custody, the Sub-Registrar asked the jail authorities to verify the identity of the person in custody, but they refused to do so on the GPA document.
They in fact made the Sub-Registrar wait in another room for more than 1.5 hours. We feel the jail authorities even breached the protocol with all this.
Which rules / law and section(s), thereof, provide for the jail authorities to be official witnesses or authorities for identification of inmates, for the purpose of registration of revenue documents, such as the GPA?
Please help us in proceeding ahead, and doing the needful, with possible action against the jail authorities as well for their mis-conduct.
(Sorry for being anonymous but it is important)
Fareed Khan
16 June 2022 at 17:50
Hi Sir ! I am Fareed Khan and my father's name is MD MURTAZA KHAN as in my all documents except Aadhar Card. And in all the documents of my father and my Aadhar Card, his name is spelled as MOHAMMAD MURTUZA KHAN.
So I want to ask you if I should change my father's name in my Aadhar card like my other documents and then make a one person affidavit of my father.
Or should I make a father name correction Gazette certificate for me and continue using the right name as in my Aadhar Card.
Please tell the best suitable method.
Anonymous
16 June 2022 at 11:46
My father has 3 brothers and 3 sisters. So, including my father, it is 7 children for my grand mother.
One of my father's brother and my father has passed away around ten years (2012, 2013) before.
My father's grand mother has written a will in favour of my father and his brothers for an ancestral property and it is mentioned that my father and his brothers should take equal share.
Using that will, a partition deed was executed in 2015. In that deed, two brothers of my father, legal heirs of my father and legal heirs of another expired brother of my father has signed. It is executed in front of notary public and it is not registered. My sister and I have executed a registered gift deed to transfer the property to my mother in the year 2018.
Similarly sons and daughters of the expired brother of my father has executed a registered partition deed in the year 2015.
Both of these deeds are registered.
Here are the list of documents I have.
1. Will by Father's Grandmother - Registered
2. Partition Deed by brothers of my father - Unregistered and Executed in front of Notary Public
3. Gift Deed by my sister and I to my mother
Will there be a problem in future since the partition deed executed by father's brothers is not registered?
Patta is in my grand mother's name.
Can I get it transferred to my mother's name?
What will be the parent / mother document for the gift deed that we registered?
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