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29 September 2009 at 08:59
A Suit was filed consisting of 4 Plaintiff claiming to be joint owners of a property and claiming compensation of arount Rs.20 lakhs from the Defendants. Plaintiff no. 4 was the power of attorney holder of Plaintiff no. 1 to 3. Plaintiff no. 1 died. Plaintiff no. 4 got the name of Plaintiff no. 2 to 3 deleted from the Suit and amended the plaint yet continuing to claim relief of Rs. 20 lakhs. What are the legal implications of these changed circumstances. On decree being passed in favor of Plaintiff no. 4 will he be entitled to the entire Rs. 20 lakhs or would he be entitled for only 1/4th of the claim balance claim of 3/4th being by implication abandoned by other Plaintiffs
Amandeep Singh
28 September 2009 at 22:38
Sir
My father under influence signed a stamp paper he thinks so. Can that stamp paper be converted to a POA without any legal formality or without his photo on that paper in sub registrar office by that person and can an unregistered POA be used for leasing residential house property or sale of such property in any manner?
Soma
28 September 2009 at 22:16
I have to execute an agreement urgently,, but the Stamp Vendor will remain closed during the Durga Puja vacation,, so unable to buy stamp paper on names..
Is there any way out?
sood
28 September 2009 at 16:17
Land was acquired by Himachal Pradesh Govt for the ONGC in 1995, The notification was issued, the objections were filed thereafter since 1998 there has been no further hearing, the award has also not been announced by the District Collector. The land is in possession of ONGC (it was in their possession as tenants at the time of notification also). They are not paying rent since 1999 and nor has the land been vacated. Has the land acquisition become infructous and what steps should be taken to get ONGC to pay the previous rental and vacate the land.
Sarvesh Kumar Sharma Advocate
28 September 2009 at 12:48
car's driver make accident by a tree to save a cow,and he become injurd ,can he file m.a.c.t. case ?
Ashu
27 September 2009 at 20:04
if bonafide purchaser denied the previous agreement, then the onus to prove the previous agreement exist goes on the plaintiff or the bonafide purchaser.......if on plaintiff, then please submit any case law
Adv. Deepak
27 September 2009 at 16:33
Resp. Experts, What does Law of Limitation say about the acts defined in Domestic Violence Act as "domestic violence"? Can wife file application for any act done by husband before 4/5 years prior to their living separately. In my case, husband is living separate from wife for more than 4 years. Wife filed domestic violence application claiming that husband has committed domestic violence before 5 years, when they were living together? What could be my defence in such case? Is such application by wife maintainable under the law? Your expert advise is highly solicited. Regards. Adv. Deepak
Bhushan V. Kale
26 September 2009 at 14:29
Our factory is getting power supply from the electricity pole standing at western side of building, since last more than 40 yrs. Said pole is nearby the building and most safe.
All of a sudden, MSEDCL (Maharashtra Stat Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd.) cut the power supply from that pole and connected it from the pole standing at northern side of building.
There is Govt. road in between the factory building and newly connected pole. heavy traffic flowing throuth the road. There is public as well as privet nuicense.
I have file suit for mandatory injunction against the MSEDCL along with the appliction of temporary injunction.
is there any chanse of success ?
pls. inform me if there are some rulings in favour or against me.
Thanks.
kranthi kiran
26 September 2009 at 12:39
A has been issued with 38-E, Ownership Certificate, under A.P.(T.A) Tenancy & Agril Lands Act. The said certificate issued to A with the consent of the Protected Tenent only. A is daughter's son of Protected Tenant. After 33 Years the said order is challenged by the sons of the Protected Tenant (P.T)before the High Court in the Year 2007. Apart from that the sons of said P.T filed a suit for partition before the District Court in the year 2009. The sons already know taht the land is already alienated by A way back in 2005 and have even stated the same in the Plaint. The subsequent vendees are also made parties. My client is one of the such boandfide purchaser.
Can the property be treated as ancestral.
Does the suit is barred by limitation, though there is no limitation for filing partition suit.
Please give some suggetions for preparing for W.S
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