Basant Aggrawal
03 October 2020 at 12:53
Dear Experts
Sir, Under what circumstances appellate court gives permission to withdraw a suit in Liberty to file a fresh suit if the suit is already decided in court.
2) What is technical error in the court by which permission is granted to file a fresh suit.
Thank you
Vivek Singh
02 October 2020 at 18:52
Dear Experts,
I just want to know one thing ,
In the event of forgery of signatures in the document, Do GOVERNMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE DEPARTMENT gives exact report to the court.
Like,
If Forgery is visible in the signature, they send report that Signatures are forged
In case they are not sure, they send report of Doubtfullness.
1. Sir as per your experience , do FSL Team send exact truthfull report or they generally do errors?
2 Is there any scope of corruption too if opposite party is rich.
I have a criminal case to file and I have to take decision because I am suffering a huge Loss due to this forgery.
Dear Experts, What is your opinion.
Thank you
Anonymous
02 October 2020 at 11:54
Execution limitation period of declaration and permanent injunction decree. 1. Plaintiff decreed law full co-sharer and granted permanent injunction restraining defendant. 2. Decree date 22/01/2006 but plaintiff till date not execute the decree, scheduled land under possession in defendant (purchased land) 1995 to till date. 3. Decree holders are two members dies 2008 one plaintiff are alive. 4. All revenue documents in name of defendant. 5. Any limitation period for execution of decree.
S m
30 September 2020 at 22:34
X and Y were joint owner of a land. Mr. X admitted Z to power of attorney infront of notary office but not registerd and then mr. Z and Mr Y sold the land in 1992, after that mr. X passed away. Now it is described in deed about the admitted power of atorney. Now the buyer P who bought the land from Z and Y is willing to sell the property. Is there any complication?
Basant Aggrawal
30 September 2020 at 13:55
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Vivek Singh
30 September 2020 at 13:07
Hello Sir,
My civil case is decided in the Hon'ble trial court and now the appeal is filed by my opponents.
I have one question,
If any Situation come that I have to submit the evidence that are created after the decision of the Hon'ble trial court,
then
IS IT POSSIBLE TO SUBMIT NEW EVIDENCES IN Hon'ble appealete court and HIGH COURT, THAT ARE CREATED AFTER THE DECISION OF HON'BLE TRIAL COURT....
Please clarify my doubt.
Thank you.
Vijaya kumar Avula
29 September 2020 at 13:58
Dear sir,
i found one register sale deed in favor of my grand parent. register in the year 1963. based on the sale deed i enquiry the land present possession as of now in revenue records, entries in revenue records and possession of the that land still in the name of seller's son. when i asked the seller's son to handover the land to me, he told that "he got the land from his father and forefathers we are in possession since 100 years. he don't know about the sale deed. i don't know what happened at that time when my father was live". now the seller and the buyer are expired. what can i do with this sale deed. please advise how to get the property.
Vijaya kumar Avula
29 September 2020 at 13:16
Dear sir, i am facing problem with the following Government order( GO), Lessee doing underground mining beneath my private patta land from neighbor land without disturbing my surface land area. can he do the underground mining beneath my land without my consent. AP state government told that minerals are belonging to government, hence they can give right to extract minerals to any own without surface rights. is it correct. what are the remedies available to me to protect my mineral property. please advise with supporting case laws and provision of laws.
Anonymous
29 September 2020 at 10:59
Hello Respected Advocates,
My maternal grandfather has some ancestral land in Haryana, and he is living.
In 2015, My mother filed a suit for declaration and injunction for the ancestral property in Haryana. The suit got dismissed in 2018, on the ground that " mere suit for declaration without possession is not maintainable".
Then my mother didn't appeal.
Yesterday, we met a lawyer, he said " that declaration case is not maintainable, you should have filed a partition suit directly" and he is saying to again file a case for partition in the lower court.
Is there anything in Law, that in ancestral property cases first declaration case has to be won then partition suit has to be filed?
Dear Experts, can you please guide me, is it correct?
How Is it possible to revive the case now?
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