Anonymous
20 August 2010 at 14:08
In reply to my petition,the tenant declared himself an "OWNER" once and then a "TENANT" many times in ongoing paras,it is a typing mistake committed due to negligence as would be claimed by my opponenet.In our rejoinder,I have pointed out many times that he is trying to confuse the court by claiming to be OWNER and TENANT simultaneously-------How the Court would consider this "mistake" of my opponent ?
Or how the courts consider such "mistakes" generally ?
Anonymous
20 August 2010 at 10:06
Dear Experts,here in 1944 A.D. One person written her patta land in favour of my friends mother name by taking an substantial amount to the said land ,through my friends grand father ,the pattedar of said land owner was granted land to my friends mother ,{at that time my friends mother was 9 years old}, in his own writing on his letter pad he was one of the jagirdar. my friends mother was illitirate ,now the said land was open land but she was not in position due to various causes ,the land still stands in the name of said pattedar after death of asaldar jagirdar the said land was transsfered in the name of jagirdars wife as pattedar ,can my friends mother have any chance to get her land ? now the jagirdar and his wife was dead . in this matter how to claim the said land from the actual pattedar? on which grounds my friends mother get her land ? were to apply ?and were to put case? for her land? at the time the purchaser was minor, sir this land at present open land , kindly give suzzastion on said land matter urgent .
Anonymous
20 August 2010 at 10:04
Dear Experts,here in 1944 A.D. One person written her patta land in favour of my friends mother name by taking an substantial amount to the said land ,through my friends grand father ,the pattedar of said land owner was granted land to my friends mother ,{at that time my friends mother was 9 years old}, in his own writing on his letter pad he was one of the jagirdar. my friends mother was illitirate ,now the said land was open land but she was not in position due to various causes ,the land still stands in the name of said pattedar after death of asaldar jagirdar the said land was transsfered in the name of jagirdars wife as pattedar ,can my friends mother have any chance to get her land ? now the jagirdar or his wife was dead . in this matter how to claim the said land from the actual pattedar? on which grounds my friends mother get her land ? were to apply ?and were to put case? for her land? at the time the purchaser was minor, sir this land at present open land , kindly give suzzastion on said land matter urgent .
Anonymous
20 August 2010 at 09:48
Dear all,
One of my client ‘A’ intended to purchase the goods from ‘B’ at Rs.100 and is going to sell the same to ‘C’ at Rs.120/-. C is A’s customer.
My query
1. ‘A’ is having the fear that ‘B’ is going to meet directly ‘C’ and make the commitment to sell directly the same goods at cheaper rate.
2. Presently ‘C’ is not known person to B
3. A is intended to execute an agreement with B not to sell the goods directly to C
4. This type of agreement valid under law? If the answer is affirmative? What type of clauses A has to put ?
Kindly Advise me, it is very urgent
Ashok
Anonymous
19 August 2010 at 23:35
Do they help legal machinery somehow or they are just worth less?
Is there any difference between Notary Public and an Oath Commissioner?
Anonymous
19 August 2010 at 23:33
Can we use "inverted commas" for highlighting words in the petitions,replies, replication,rejoinders etc.?
Would not it be seen as a bad move by the Judges?
Anonymous
19 August 2010 at 23:23
Mine advocate says that if we highlight some words or sentences making them BOLD or CAPITAL LETTERED in our petition/reply/rejoinder or replication,court does not consider it as a good move.Higher courts does not like it at all and even lower courts detest it.
So is there some way out to highlight some words,sentences or paragraphs in our legal docs submitted with courts?
Should we do it or avoid it ?
My cases are pending in trial courts.
Plz. help.
Thnx in advance,
Krishi
19 August 2010 at 00:28
Dear Sir
I have an urgency to obtain a birth certificate. Since I was staying abroad, I got a birth certificate issued by the Indian consulate based on my passport. Now for that certificate to be accepted abroad I need it to be apostilled.
Since it is already attested by the Indian consulate, do I have to go to some office again in Delhi to get it re-verified (as mentioned on the site) or can I go directly to the Ministry of External Affairs in Patiala House? Are there any other places where I can get this apostilled from? If I need it to be verified where can I go?
Regards,
Krishi
Manasa Ranjan Samal
18 August 2010 at 18:01
sir,
I have applied for passport but when I cheked the status in passport site it shows that "Police Report is incomplete and the case is being examined". I have also visited to police Station to produce my Voter Identity Card and certificates. Kindly suggest me how I will do to get the passport without any difficulty.
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Does the length of rejoinder matters in Court ?
Our petition for eviction consisted 11 pages,reply of the tenant was of 13 pages,mine advocate prepared the rejoinder of 13 pages,I re prepared it and it became of 30 pages.
Mine advocate says that,no doubt I have given logical answers to the opponent raised in his reply but length of our rejoinder may go against us,Nobody reads the whole rejoinder so only major points be emphasized and the rejoinder should be shortened.
Is he right,any suggestions please?
Thnx in advance.