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Anonymous   09 September 2010 at 15:36

stamps

i have purchased a plot of land by paying rupee 6,00,000/- and the sale deed was written on rs.1000/- valued stamp paper .some one told me that the value of the paper was not correct so i might face problem in future. is it right and what can i do now if the value is not appropriate.please suggest.

Anonymous   09 September 2010 at 15:27

stamps

i have purchased a plot of land by paying rupee 6,00,000/- and the sale deed was written on rs.1000/- valued stamp paper .some one told me that the value of the paper was not correct so i might face problem in future. is it right and what can i do now if the value is not appropriate.please suggest.

Anonymous   09 September 2010 at 14:54

stamp duty

how can i know how much valued non judicial stamp paper i need to use for sale deed,power of attorney or agreement.i do not understand the calculation given in the bare act of indian stamp act.

Anonymous   09 September 2010 at 14:49

money suit

"A" borrowed an amount of Rs 1,00,000/-(one laks )only with the rate of interest 10% per month untill the re payment of the credited amount from "B". for the last 18 month "A" is not retuning the money and says that court would not accept the rate of interest(10% per mpnth) so better wasting money in court settle it out side the cout and charge interest rate as per annum. is it correct that the creditor wont get the agreed rate of interest.is there any norm in indian law to regulate the rate of interest in private/personal money borrowing case/matter

Amarita Kaur   09 September 2010 at 13:14

citation required

Dear Sir
We had filed one recovery suit few years back. After filing of the suit some payment was made. We also filed replication. Now at the time of final arguments the opposite counsel has raised objection that we were required to file amended pleadings stating the new amount outstanding.
Please supply some citation stating that not filing amended pleadings doesnt mean that we the other party is not liable.
Regards

Anonymous   09 September 2010 at 11:15

change marksheet

dear sir ,

i want to change my surname from 10th and 12 (cbse) marksheet . i m from ajmer region.

in marksheet , thakur is written as surname but originally we are chadhar and want to replace with thakur .

how can i change my surname ?
what procedure have to i apply ?
and what documents are required to make the change ?

please sir describe it in detail.

Ria   09 September 2010 at 10:35

Police assistance

I have received an exparte ad-interim order im my favor directing the defendant to immediately take action to stop leakage from her flat.

She has not taken any preventive measures yet. Can I approach the police with the interim order so as to force her to comply with the orders ?

mahendrakumar   09 September 2010 at 06:33

Judgement reported in 2007 CTJ 297 (CP) (SCRDC)

Inspite of search at various legal sites,I could not locate the full text of state commission judgement (Presumably of Maharastra) in the case "James Longuin D"Souza V/s Principal Rural Medical College"

can anyone provide the full text or any useful weblink to locate the same?

Nabonita Bandyopadhyay   09 September 2010 at 03:25

How do I sue a government hospital for negligence?

A friend lost his left hand due to pure negligence in a government hospital. He was admitted at 3am, but the operation to re-attach the severed hand, which was to be done within 3 hours, started only when the government doctors strolled in at 10am.

There must be many such pending open unaddressed cases against a govt hospital. Would it help to publish an article in the newspaper, and trying to collate as many such cases, and approaching the court for redressal?

We do not want this to happen to anyone else.

Anonymous   08 September 2010 at 22:22

DIFFERENCE BEWEEN DAMNAM SINE INJURIA & INJURIA SINE DAMNAM

EXPLAINATION REQUIRED IN RESPECT OF
"DAMNAM SINE INJURIA & INJURIA SINE DAMNAM.