omega twist
03 February 2014 at 17:15
I have my surname abbreviated in my birthcertificate. And in full in my passport. now i required apostille and i need my surname expanded in my birth certificate. what can i do for this. expecting a positive reply
jithu.
Vishwanath
03 February 2014 at 13:43
Dear All,
Sec 146 of tge M.V.Act makes third party insurance mandatory for all vehicles. And as per sec 147 the Insurers send intimation for cancellation of a cover note/policy to the Insured as well as the RTO so that the RTO initiates appropriate action against such offending owner of the vehicle. It is only in the light of the mandatory provisions of thr M.V.Act that the Insurer sends these intimations to the RTO. Should these intimations be maintained by the RTO as a part of his records? If the Insurers have not complied with sending these intimations to the RTO, does it not amount to a lapse on the part of the RTO in enforcing the provisions of the M.V.Act?
Regards,
Vishwanath
D SREEDHARA
03 February 2014 at 12:33
Dear Sirs,
my wife's father and mother both died leaving behind one property. my wife's elder sister ( only two sisters) has forcibly occupied the house and now denying the partition. what are the ways and means available to my wife. can she have the following solution.
1) to send a legal notice to evacuate the house that she is forcibly occupied now.
2) to send a legal notice to give share
please do advice.
regards
Jayesh B Khimani
02 February 2014 at 19:19
Dear Sir,
I a have a question.
When A (Father) & B (Son) Jointly purchased a property. Subsequently A (Father) made a Settlement Deed in the name of B (Son) giving away his (Father's) Share with a life interest of A's Wife and A's Daughter. A had no ancestral property during his life term.
After A's Death, A's First Son's Son is contemplating to demand a share in the A's Share given to B. A had Four Sons & Two Daughter. All the sons are separate. B was staying with A. First Daughter is married.
Before A expired, he had took on a stamp paper NOC from all his sons and daughters for the Settlement Deed.
Now what is the Position of B? Can a grand son challenge the said Settlement Deed in question ? Whether such claim is sustainable in a court of LAW ?
kavithapankajakshan
02 February 2014 at 12:24
sir,
after a long gap i am back again with a doubt. As per your instruction i filed a suit in the court regarding the change of name and date in birth certificate of my husband but unfortunately the court has rejected my case it seems as I am not the one to move the court . My husband who is in Latin America is supposed to put up the file in person it seems. so my advocate has withdrawn my case from the court. My husband will be back only on May .what should i do.
please help me on this
CRVGupta
02 February 2014 at 06:46
user name and pass word are treated by IRCTC as garbage. Information given by IRCTC is they can not do rectification of the said already provided e mail ID and Mobile phone numbers.
suggest me that to log in with new E Mail ID and New Telephone
I would like to have the same email and Telephone restored in IRCTC web site
what is the procedure to take up the case and with whom it is required to be taken up
atul
01 February 2014 at 18:10
Can any body tell me the rights and liabilities of real, bona fide and ostensible purchaser
V.N.K. MENON
01 February 2014 at 16:46
May I solicit opinion of ld. experts in the following situation.
A loan was taken from a Bank in 2001 by a party. EMI used to be paid on monthly basis. Due to some unprecedented reasons of loss of employment, the EMI was not paid since 2002. The Bank also kept quite since 2004 after some initial harassment and there was no activity since then from the part of Bank. The query is, Does recovery proceedings has locus standi in Reovery Tribunal/ Court in 2014, i.e. after about 10 years as it is clearly time-barred? If the Bank sends legal notice, what stand should be taken by the borrower. Unfortunately, borrower is still has no livelihood.
Thanks for valued opinion.
JAGANNATH RAO PARINAM
01 February 2014 at 16:41
Dear Sir
I have entered into agreement for construction of a house with a builder Firm represented by its Partner. Can I issue payment by cheque in the name of Partner instead of Firm name.
Whether such payment in the name of partner will be considered as payment to the Firm for all Tax matters(i.e as cost of construction of a new house)
Thanks and regards,
p.j.rao
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Can someone help me to get a copy of the sc judgement of civil appeal 8403 of 1995.
Can Someone Help me to get a Copy of the SC Judgement of Civil Appeal 8403 of 1995.
Originally the case was SLP (Civil) 8915 of 1990 later converted to Civil Appeal 8403 of 1995 .
Copy of the said Judgments is not available of the NIC website http://judis.nic.in/.However as per the NIC website the said case was disposed on 11-09-1995
I’m willing to pay all the applicable fees; if someone can arrange to get me a copy of the said judgement.