Maitri Gda
02 July 2011 at 14:26
Can Farmner in Kutch buy land in any other State of India? what is the procedure to follow for the same?
Anonymous
02 July 2011 at 13:54
the case is that the defendants have by way of information in a note to the dept of government stated that the exchange of letter of intent and further correspondence that took place between the plaintiff and the defendant is advised to to be a binding document as between the plaintiff and the defendant. now the plaintiff has filed the suit for specific relief on the basis of such letter of intent and letters of the defendant to the government for the specific performance of the said contract the terms of which are contained in the correspondence that took place between the parties.
the defendants contend that the letter was merely a letter of intent and not binding contract and the letters to the government cannot be said to be binding as the plaintiff was not party to such letter. please help me with the solution alongwith section and case law if possible.
my query is that whether such suit is maintainable?
Gurumoorthy
02 July 2011 at 13:06
Dear Experts
If S died leaving behind A B C D E & F as his legal heirs. Further A dies leaving behind G H I as his legal heir. and B died leaving behind J & K as his heirs. C died without any heir.
My question is if G dies who are all entitiled for G's shares. and what about the C's share.
kindly advise it is very urgent since the matter is pending before the Hon'ble Court.
suresh phadkule
01 July 2011 at 20:11
The BPT Act 1950 does not define a de facto or de jure trustee. But in the pleadings/judgements/orders under the Act, their are found references to these terms. What exactly are the powers and liabilities of the de facto trustees? what is the real difference between de facto and de jure trustee? Is such distinction recogised by the Act itself?
Anonymous
01 July 2011 at 19:49
can any one reply about legel validity of blank registered stamp paper
manoj kumar
01 July 2011 at 17:34
Pls note I have purchased the sony tv in November 2005. But within two years the colors of the picture got faded.
I was not able to use the said product in regular working condition from last 4 years , rather I have paid a huge amount in repair and transportation….
Below is the details of the set repaired by sony india at regular interval of time as follows
1st Job NRI 43407 dated 30-dec 2007 charged 5312/- for replacement of color card
2nd Cash receipt 1403 dated 5-april 2009 charged 4450/- for replacement of same color card
3rd DRG 13609 dated 25-/june 2009 repaired the color card ( no charge/bill given to me )
4th Again in june 2011 the same problem occurred , I made complain on may 2011 for the same , but they refused to repair /replace due to unavailability of part( color card).
Rather they are convincing me to purchase a new tv with 20% discount
I also mentioned and intimated in my mail to sony india on july 2009 that “may be the said card is not compatible to run with model.da34m80.
so I request to investigate and replace the product as I was sure the replacement for the part again will not solve the problem”.
I would request if you can advise if I have rights to file a case to replace the defaulted set with new one.
Pls advise
Regards
Manoj
555 niti khand-2
Indirapuram ,ghazibad
9871632727
gayathri
01 July 2011 at 13:22
I resigned from a bank after serving for a period of 25 months. I rendered my resignation in the month of January and relieved on 30th April. In the month of May the company paid exgratia to all employees but i was not paid. At the time of relieving i had 20 days PL credit on my account. Till this date i have not paid the same. when i sent query to the company in writing they are not at all responding me.what action should i take now?
Anonymous
01 July 2011 at 11:27
thanx sir i will ask my bank for stop payment. but becoz of this company will take legal action against me u/s138 of ni act. pls help will be highly obliged
Ram Sowrya
30 June 2011 at 23:28
Dear All,
Any no objection certificates should be produced by either parties @ the time of registration of their new marriage, in if they have any any matrimonial disputes held/pending/dissolved by the parties of their previous marriage.
The forum answer will help to shoot an RTI to the Marriage Registrar Office to defend my case.
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Marriage
Dear Sir/Ma'am
I am Smit Shah and I am 18
Well Can I marry a girl who is 18 too here in India??