SANTANU DAS
28 March 2010 at 00:38
My father had purchased a property in the name of my mother where I still stayed alongwith my wife, child and my father.
My mother has also got another reg. marriage without any divorce settelement ag. my father, now happend is - my mother want to sale this property and my younger brother has also threting us to settele the same immediately, but I don't want, I want to save my property from them - pls. help - as woman how she take such action where my father is still alive.
Anonymous
27 March 2010 at 22:36
R/Sir,
One widow adopted her nephew in the year of 1994 and thereafter in the year of 1999 alloted her immovable property by executing will deed in favour of her 5 nephews including adoptee.Please tell me which document is legal either adoption deed or will deed?
D.K.
allurisivajiraju
27 March 2010 at 22:28
Respected Seniors,
In a suit for recovery of promissory note debt there is a small clerical mistake taken place i.e. date of execution of the promissory note was wrongly mentioned in the Registered Lawyer Notice as 31-06-2008 in the place of 30-06-2008. In fact there is no 31st day in the month of June. There is no reply notice from the defendant. Subsequently suit was filed and it was posted for arguments. But the defendant taken a specific defense in his written statement with regarding to the date of the execution of the suit pronote in the notice.
In the above circumstances what are the remedies available to the plaintiff. Is there any judgements in favour of Plaintiff.
Thanking You in Advance.
Anonymous
27 March 2010 at 22:27
respected sir,
‘A’ ‘B’ ‘C’ ‘D’ were four brothers; ‘A’ got some property(ancestral) in partition (accepted whatever he got), and got Title declaration on it. ‘A’ died leaving behind his mentally ill wife, a daughter ‘X’ aged about 17yrs and a son ‘Y’ of 2yrs. After two years wife of ‘A’ too died. Other brothers’ of ‘A’ were behind the property and tried to kill ‘Y’. “X” got married in 1959 when was 16 yrs old. After death of the parents ‘X’ brought up ‘Y’ with her. Now ‘X ‘too is dead leaving behind three sons and two daughters. All died without any will. Heirs of other brothers’ of ‘A’ are still behind the property of ‘A’ and trying to kill ‘Y’ and even all the properties and its’ documents are in their possession since last 50 years.
‘Y’ remained unmarried and in obligation ‘Y’ wishes to gift the entire property of ‘A’ to the daughters of ‘X’. What is the best way to do it? ‘Y’ fears that if he transfers the property to the daughters of ‘X’ they (Heirs of other brothers’ of ‘A’) will start disturbing them. How the property of ‘A’ will be divided if something happens to ‘y’ in the mean time?
Thanks to all
Anonymous
27 March 2010 at 11:51
Hi,I have paid all my credits to the bank but I have not been provided with No Objection Certificates(NOC)what steps can I take now? I am thinking to send Notice to the bank of 15 days through.I also have receivings with me and do have their nos. who came to pick up the cheques.But now those nos. not working anymore and if incase I dont find their receivings then also what are the steps I can take??
These banks are in New Delhi so to file case does it come under Patiala House courts where I have to go??
Kindly guide me on this so that I cud take proper and promt step witout wasting any time before approaching to my Lawyer. Thank you
Anonymous
27 March 2010 at 11:08
Want to know what action I can take against the Bank for being responsible for filing a case which resulted in the court issuing summons.Please note that the Loan has been cleared immediately within 2 days after receiving the settlement offer.Now it is after one month have received a summon from the court.
Now that the Bank has issued a NOC letter @ also returned the unused cheque leafs, what action can be taken reg the summons.
Anurag
26 March 2010 at 17:46
Can i File a case against a borrower who has issued a cheque the cheque got bounced.
The problem is that the customer banker has not stamped the Bounce Memo / Return Memo.
Can i file section 138 basis unstamped Return Memo
ASHWANI GAGNEJA
26 March 2010 at 16:49
WE ARE A REGISTRED PARTNERSHIP FIRM WITH REGISTRAR OF FIRMS SINCE 1994. BUT ABOUT A YEAR BACK, A DISCREPENCY WAS FOUND AS THE NAME OF FIRM WAS MENTIONED AS AVS INDUSTRIES INSTEAD OF AVS SILVERPLATE & ADDRESS OF THE FIRM WAS MENTIONED AS THE RESIDENCE OF PARTNERS INSTEAD OF WORK PLACE IN THE REGN. CERTIFICATE.
SUBSEQUENTLY, THIS ERROR WAS RECTIFIED UNDER SECTION 64 B OF THE IPA ACT, WITH GREAT HASSELS.
NOW, KINDLY ADVISE WHETHER THIS RECTIFICATION BE APPLICABLE WITH RESTOSPECTIVE EFFECT OR NOT
THANKS & BEST REGARDS.
ASHWANI GAGNEJA
Anonymous
26 March 2010 at 16:00
One of my friend's father has borrowed some loans from few individuals. He is not in a position to pay back and thinking of filing an insolvency petition. He is not having any major assets to repay the loans. I understand that all the loans have been taken by him during the last 2-3 years only.
My friend is working in a town away from his father. He did not know that his father has borrowed that large amounts.
My query is whether my friend is in any way liable due to his father's loans due to this insolvency petetion being contemplated by his father.
Request you to please reply urgently.
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