Decode Ballistic Reports Like a Pro. Register Now!
LCI Learning

Share on Facebook

Share on Twitter

Share on LinkedIn

Share on Email

Share More

sundar   22 August 2010 at 10:27

claim overproperty conveyed through will

sir/mam,

my father purchased a house of his own earnings in 1985. he made a registered will on 6.7.2006, favouring me(his 3rd son) alone,neglecting his only daughtr and other two sons considering my spendings over the family. he died in 2009. Now, my brother and sister are thretining me for claims over this property. Is it possible?

sundar

Sudhin2218   22 August 2010 at 08:54

GPA Stamp Duty

Hi Everyone,

My grandmother did the GPA in favor of my mother in the year 1994,Now we produced that GPA to one of our CIVIL COURT CASE in karnataka, Court is asking us to pay the stamp duty for the GPA, since this GPA transaction happened between my grandmother and mother, will it be any concession on stamp duty?

Anonymous   22 August 2010 at 06:53

Suit for Damages for Malicious Prosecution ??

I filed a case under 138 NI Act, which was declined and the accused was given benefit of doubt in 2005.

The opponent filed a suit against me for Damages of RS.300000/-due to Malicious Prosecution.

In Cross,the opponent admitted that he has no documentary evidence to prove that he lost a business of Rs.300000/- and that too because of case filed by me.

What is the probable decision of this case as per your opinion ??

Can the opponent a separate criminal case against me at this point of time ?

Please advise,tons of thanks in advance.


Anonymous   22 August 2010 at 01:15

Get back sold land

Respected experts,
I had sold a land in 2002 in 4.5lakhs. After 8yrs the buyer wish to return that land back to me, since he was told by someone that land does not have clear title. As per me the title is not defective. The land was purchased by my grandfather in 1945, in which seller has a decree of HC in 1923. But the buyer from me is not happy. To save my reputation I have offered him 9lakhs to get that land back. But he is not ready and asking 18 lakh instead. So, in this situation plz. Suggest me

Is my offer is genuine or should I offer him more? Since, it is he who is willing to give the land back to me.

If I get that land back, do I have to go for sale deed registration in my name, or canceling the last transaction deed/instrument ( in which I had executed the sale deed in his favor)will do?

Thanks and regards.

jureddi peddinaidu   21 August 2010 at 23:36

partion and injuction

a property(two houses and vacant site) was gifted by my father to me my brother by way of registred gift deed we have partioned the said property but i am living in one house iwant to construct bath rooms attached to my house where iam living for that my brother is abstrcting so i want to go for partion and injuction directing my brother not interfear in construction of bath rooms whether i can proceed or not please guide me

pratik   21 August 2010 at 22:58

administrative authority.

1)Difference between authority, administrative authority, & adjucatory authority (With the meaning & examples)because while reading the law books these name come many a times so i dont known actually the difference betwee them & the powers they have.

1)In a criminal case one prosecution witness got hostile. When there was my turn to cross examine,learned magistrate said, "if the witness turns hostile defence has no right to cross examine him, only prosecution has right". I wanted to draw out some more favourable points from this witness by cross examining him, but court objected and directed to show the provision.

2) Difference between pre-emption suit & administration suit & Summary suit. Pls with the example(S).

CPC.

3) 15. Decree in suit for dissolution of partnership


Where a suit is for the dissolution of partnership, or the taking of partnership accounts, the Court, before passing a final decree, may pass a preliminary decree declaring the proportionate shares of the parties, fixing the day on which the partnership shall stand dissolved or be deemed to have been dissolved, and directing such accounts to be taken, and other acts to be done, as it thinks fit.

Query : 1) What do u mean by preliminary decree how much is it imp for this section & in other laws also.If not obeyed than we can file a execution petition or contemp petition under the same court or appllete court.

2) Meaning Of Hostile .

3)Which section speaks about the Rejoinder Affidavit its meaning , advanatges & disadvanatges , how can apply, why to apply , where to apply, If required or ordered by a court & not filed than what will be the peanlty etc., Rejoinder Affidavit can be taken as a evidence in any court in india as per which section as above points of rejoinder because it has not defined the Indian Evidence Act. Also how it is different from the simple affidavit beause oath act also does not define Rejoinder Affidavit or any such types(S) of affidavit. Pls explain me the conept of Rejoinder Affidavit in detail pls if possible with the help of a example(S).

4) What do u mean by Rejoinder Affidavit Suit & also difference between RCR & Rejoinder Affidavit.

Thanks In Advance.

GOD Bless U All.

pratik   21 August 2010 at 22:54

while case is going on.

1) while case is going on & the audience sitting inside the court & if the advocate thinks to bring anybody how is sitting in the audience wants to bring to the witness box than advcoate should file a petition or not ? In any case whether civil or criminal. Also as per which section or case laws related to the topic.

2) Difference between judicial separation & divorce because i have come to know that if the court passes the decree for judicial separation then the remarriage is not possible in the whole life time of both husband & wife.Also i have heard that they can't have intercourse also if they meet in once a year & if they wish to have. As per which section or case laws it says that they can't remarry again. & intercourse is not allowed.

Thanks In Advance.

GOD BLESS U ALL.

pratik   21 August 2010 at 22:52

letter patent appeal in the high court ONLY.

1) As i have heard that we can file letter patent appeal in the high court only & not in the supreme court pls clarify me wether i am right or wrong.

2) Pls advice when appeal in perferable to the supreme court is better or letter patent appeal is good because i have heard that if the aggrived party is not satisfied by the order, judgment , decree of the same court than he can file a letter patent appeal to the division bench but the letter patent appeal is allowed in pecuniary cases only is it right that it is allowed in pecuniary cases only or we can file letter patent appeal for any cases pls clarify.

3) If letter patent appeal is filed & then also the decision give by the division bench is perfect accordingly to the aggrevied party than can he file a appeal to the supreme court or not. If the letter patent appeal is filed than before the division bench than it is called as second appeal or only first appeal only.

4) We can file letter patent appeal form divison bench to supreme court or not. (it means it will also include full bench, 5 judge & 7 judge & also the supreme court ).

5) Difference between letter patent appeal & second appeal , writ , writ petition, writ jurisdinction. ( also which ones is more advantages in any case).

Pls provide me the above mention so it will be very much useful to me pls.

Thanks In Advance

GOD BLESS U ALL .

Anonymous   21 August 2010 at 22:08

Improvement trust acquiring the property

Dear sir,
In 2007 I bought a property in good faith whose intiqaal(title) transfered to my name after the registry . Now I came to know that the local improvement trust is saying that its their property from 1977 and they paid the money to the owner who again sold the property to others who again for third to fourth time sold.We have the possession as with 22 other houses , we have paid to the revenue deptt., than how can govt can harrase us.In this matter they have put a case gainst us under public premises act 5,6,7 in deputy director local body office
Please Help

Chetan   21 August 2010 at 20:51

PArtition claim by daughter in law

Whether the daughter in law can claim share of her husband in ancestral property of her father in law to the DEVAR (brother –n law ) when her husband and her father in law is dead ?

Pls provide provision and case laws

What is the limitation for claiming share