Anonymous
01 September 2010 at 12:54
Sir,
My Advocate on Record in a Contempt Matter is engaged on another important matter and cannot appear on the date fixed. In case an adjournment is asked the main issue will be delayed which is very vital. At the same time I do not want to change the advocate on record as he is the architect of the case. Can any other Advocate or the Petitioner's constituted attorney who is also an advocate can represent the case or can we add any other Advocate as Additional Advocate on Record such that neither the Advocate on Record is changed nor the delay takes place.
A civil suit. Suit for partition.. There totally two immovable properties and 5 lakhs rupees bank deposit on the name of deceased father. Also 8 lakhs rupees debts pending on the immovable propertys. I am for the plaintiff. Plaintiff vs 2 defendants. D1 is a brother of the plaintiff, d2 is grandpa of the plaintiff. Plaintiff and d1 are brother and sister. I know grandpa stands on class-2 legal heirs. i added the grandpa also, for a reason is there. Totally 5'l money asset. But 8'l liabilities. So 3'l plaintiff and d-1 have to be share as 1/2. For make my client comfortably i added the grandpa also.. Now the liabilities are 1/3 know. I thought matter wil compromised. But my great mistake.. They ready to 1/3 liabilities, but they didn't ready to give any one property to allot me. There also they stands for 1/3 share. Its full of my negligence only. Give me solutions. Please. Time is too short. NOTE. D-2 in the custody of D-1.
Anonymous
31 August 2010 at 19:54
I wants to transfer my self acquired immovable property to one heir only, have done so by a registered will but on the contrary expecting trouble from my other legal heir wants to do something concrete (at the same time reduce expenses of stamp duty) Gift Deed also attracts same Stamp duties as sale deed.
Please advice any other option involving less expenses and simple way?
I have though of this way 1.Gift part of the assets by a registered gift deed there-by making my heir co-owner. 2. Then release/ relinquish by a registered deed rest of the asset to the heir who is co-owner at the time of relinquishment.
Is This Ok legally? What minimum portion is required to be gifted previously to make co-owners? 25% or 50%. ?
karen thakur
31 August 2010 at 18:28
against my consent my son had a party and threw some cans of beer into our neighbours yard they are claiming that the garden has been ruined and want us as his parents to pay compensation
Are parents in india liable for the torts of their children
Anonymous
31 August 2010 at 17:05
wether suit for declaration for cansul or setaside of a negotiable instruments can lie?
Anonymous
31 August 2010 at 15:53
I am a senior citizen in volved in a dispute with brothers whi have cheated and defrauded me in spite of an MOU to declare all the financial details and assets. I now have to go for Arbitration which was a clauase in MOU and seek following advice from experts:
1) I do not know a good and honest lawyer and need a Mumbai based honest lawyer to help me in getting appointed an arbitrator through high court. Pl. suggest
2) How long does it take in settling the issues before arbitrator?
3) Will the award of arbitration be open to challange in court?
Regards,
shamataneja
31 August 2010 at 15:06
Please give me some Supreme Court Judgments on section 162(2) and 163 of Municipal Corporation of greater mumbai. it is urgent. kindly do the needful
I had sent a legal notice to bank. but more than 1 month have passed they are not replying to my notice.
In this case what can i do.
Can i sent one more reminder.
or to file a case against them.
Anonymous
31 August 2010 at 13:25
Is email considered a mode of delivery under Order 39 rule 3 CPC
money suit
defence in money suit. 138 n.i act is pending. no fresh notice is served for money suit. is there acceptance of money required.help me to file the W.S.