bhuwan
20 May 2010 at 23:36
sir
my wife has applied for admission in Bed
throgh a consultancy
later on it was revealed that the said consultant has managed and submitted schedule caste certificate.
now the cid inquirey is on the way and as per there statement i will have to go for an anticipatory bail.
kindly guide the necessary procedures for getting Anticipatory Bail as well as to get clear from the issue
thank you
Adv. Deepak
20 May 2010 at 23:23
Resp. Members, Father purchased a flat in 1986 in Pune, Maharashtra. He paid stamp duty in amnesty scheme in 1996, however did not register the document. In 2010, he made a declaration that he paid stamp duty on the document in 1996. He executed the document before a notary public. He also made a gift deed of the said flat in the name of his son and daugher-in-law and executed the said gift deed before a notary public. He wanted to register the said declaration. However, before registration, he expired. Whethere such documents can be registered in absence of the executant after his death. Request for your kind advice and help.
Pratik kotecha
20 May 2010 at 20:01
dear sir,
kindly mail me the drafting(format) for PROPERTY RELEASED FROM EQUITABLE MORTGAGE from natinalised bank.The loan and all dues are fully paid than also My bankers is not providing the format . they are telling like that you prepare on your own way of releasing properrty from mortgage that registerd in SUB-REGISTARD OFFICE. HENCE THE BANK OFFICER IS READY TO CAME AT SUB-REGISTARD OFFFICE TO SIGN THE DOCUMENT IN PRENSENCE OF OFFICER.
MY BANK IS STATE BANK OF INDIA.
SO KINDLY SEND ME THE DRAFTING(FORMAT) ON MY MAIL ID pkotechain@yahoo.co.in
thanks
M.ASHOK GOVINDARAJ
20 May 2010 at 16:24
My mother purchased a property out of her earnings in 1962 in Coimbatore. Under the property description column of the sale deed the town survey number has been mentioned as 496. In the parent documents(1957 & 1929) handed over to my mother the town survey number is mentioned as 496 only. However, as per the topo sketch of the town survey which was carried out in 1923 and again resurveyed in 1991 the town survey number is indicated as 498. Also the corporation records indicate the town survey number of my mother's property as 498.
In March 1999 my mother settled a portion of the above property to my sister and in August 1999 settled the remaining portion of the party in my name. While doing so the town survey number was indicated in the settlement deed as 498 based on the corporation records. My mother expired in 2009. Now when I wanted to offer the subject property as collateral security for obtaining an education loan for my son's higher studies, the bank's legal cell refused to give a legal opinion.
Under these circumstances I would need your advice regarding the legal validy of the document posessed by me and how to regularise the change of town survey number.
Anonymous
19 May 2010 at 20:52
I was working in a statutory body and recently I have resigned from there. The bye laws of that statutory body has been amended when I was holding key post in that body. All the papers have been signed and filed by me on behalf of that body.
Now I am practicing advocate. Some people approached me to file writ against the above said bye law amendment. Can I file vakalath in that writ?
Baskaran Kanakasabai
19 May 2010 at 19:47
Which of the following are non-testamentary instruments and which of them are compusorily registrable under the Registration Act 1908?:
1. Notification under sec 4(1) of LA Act1894.
2. Declaration under Sec 6 of LA Act 1894
3. Notice under sec 9(1) of LA Act 1894
4. Award of Collector under sec 11 (1)of LA Act 1894
5. Decree signed by Judge under sec26(1)of LA Act1894
(assuming all the instruments are pertaining to lands above the value of Rs.100)
Anonymous
19 May 2010 at 14:33
can i get some delhi's lawyers contact number who can help us regarding our court marriage??
neha
19 May 2010 at 14:23
1)i have done arya samajh marriage in 2009 nad now i want to register my marriage in court,so how long time it will take to do in delhi only.
2)our both parents dont know about our arya marriage,when they will come to know,can they take any legal actions against us or any legal complications are involved in it.
Anonymous
19 May 2010 at 09:51
An NRI residing abroad, executes a GPA for the purchase of property in India. The GPA is notarised and stamped by Indian Embassy in that country.
Does this GPA needs to be adjudicated or attested/stamped by the jurisdictional sub-registrar/District Registrar in the state of Karnataka to validate it?
If it is not stamped or attested by the Sub-Registrar/District Registrar, in Karnataka, is the GPA VALID OR NOT?
What is the status of all the transactions conducted on the basis of such GPA,which had not been stamped/attested/adjudicated by the Sub-Registrar/District Registrar in matters of purchasing a property in the State Of karnataka?
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Hi All,
i been stuck some where, that it is under which part of the law that the photocopy of the documents be treated as originals documents ,the type of document is that for which the certified copies are not allowed under law by anyone only he himself can take the copies of the document and what if the documents were destroyed from the public department then what is the remedy left with us.
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