khadeer
28 July 2009 at 16:59
hello dear gurus, my qustion is can non indian holds a dual citisenship in india?
as my wife is non indian if i go with all proper means to get her indian nationality, and when she gets that, will she have to renounce her current nationality? or it will be ok with her to keep both nationalitys?
thnaks alot
Syamantak Kshirsagar
28 July 2009 at 07:12
Can anybody please give me exact provisions of S.34 of specific relief act? Can a decleratory decree be obtained by a heir of a deceased to get decleared himself as legal heir? The deceased had made an unregistered will with a doctor and a CA as witnesses.
Ramesh
27 July 2009 at 17:42
Dear Friends of Forum,
Thank you all for Guidance provided by the Expert of the forum to people like me.
I have the following problem kindly Advice me what is to be done.
Our family had received a notice from Urban land ceiling Authorities under sec 8(1) of the Act, And the reply was given to the Authorities stating that the lands were actually used for Agriculture.
And the case is pending in the "COURT OF COMMISSIONER,APPEALS OFFICE OF THE CHIEF COMMISSIONER OF LAND ADMINISTRATION, ANDHRA PRADESH, HYDERABAD".
Mean while the ULC Act, was repealed in the state of AP from 27-03-2008,And our case was pending with above said Authority.
On 10-03-2008,SPECIAL OFFICER & COMPTENT AUTHORITY, ULC; Without issuing notice/s, without our knowledge and without visiting the site/s,Just sitting in the office had conducted panchanama on 12-03-2008(?),and written ( in their records, this fact we came to know through WEB ) that the lands taken over as ceiling surplus land/s.
Here i have proof that files were not disposed off, by the Competent Authority (Authority, as detailed in the 1st para above)and the case is still pending with the competent Authority.
Under the above situation, i need your URGENT Solution / Advice please.
Thank you all in Advance.
ASHWANI GAGNEJA
26 July 2009 at 16:44
DEAR SIRS
WE HAVE FILED A RECOVERY SUITE AGAINST A PRIVATE LTD. CO. IN DISTRICT COURT. OUR FIRM WAS REGISTERED WITH REGISTRAR OF FIRMS IN MAY 1994. EITHER BY OUR OWN OR BY SUB REGISTRAR'S MISTAKE, THE NAME WAS MENTIONED IN THE REGISTRATION AS AVS INDUSTRIES INSTEAD OF AVS SILVERPLATE. IF, WE GET THE AMENDMENT FROM REGISTRAR'S OFFICE NOW, PLEASE LET US KNOW WHETHER THE AMENDMEND BE EFFECTIVE RETROSPECTIVE OR NOT, AS THE AMENDMENT BE DONE AFTER 15 YEARS
CAN YOU PLEASE ADVISE ME OF ANY RUILING BY ANY HIGH OR SUPREME COURT.
ALSO, PLEASE SUGGEST US A COMETANT LAYWER ON THIS MATTER. LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR EARLY REPLY.
THANKS & BEST REGARDS
ASHWANI GAGNEJA
Ziaur Rahman
26 July 2009 at 13:02
What is the period of limitation for filing a defamation suit for compensation. Does the time start from the day when the slenderous and defamatory writing was communicated by the accused to the complainants employer or from the date when the complainant came to know about the same writing being intimated by the employer.
P.S.Subbaraman
25 July 2009 at 21:21
A Plaintiff has filed a suit for specific performance and he has pleaded that under Sec 53 A of Transfer of Property Act he is protected, but as per the recent amendment when possession is given through an unregistered agreement under Sec 17 of the Registration Act the document has to be registered. Will the Plaint suceed in the suit ?
anson
25 July 2009 at 16:39
i would like to know at what interest money lenders are allowed to give money to public at the guarentee of check
(bank)?
and what are the laws to avoid the public from harrasement from the money lenders?
whether yhe public can go to court for collecting money at over rate of interest?
R.R. KRISHNAA
25 July 2009 at 16:20
Dear friends,
If any lawyer is not paid the charges for the professional services, what could be the limitation period to file a suit for recovering the charges for professional services. I was told that only for recovery of loan or borrowings or lending of money the limitation period is 3 years and I am further informed that for claiming professional charges as stated supra there is no limitation period.
It it true? Kindly refer to judgments or authorities if any.
Pramod Kumar
25 July 2009 at 16:03
Dear Members,
Seek your opinion on the following below facts that is quite interesting.
"A" and "B" enter into an agreement to do a business, the agreement was drafted by "A" and all the clauses were in favor of "A" can be said as unilateral agreeement.
There is a clause in the agreement which says "A" can terminate the agreement with "B" anytime after giving one month notice in writing and WITHOUT CITING ANY REASONS.
1. There is no consensus ad idem as per the essential ingredients of the Contract Act. Since "B" had no other option to do business he signed and is currently doing business.
2. Now "A" is threatening to terminate the agreement.
My question is here
1. Can such a unilateral agreement be changelleged on the ground of consensus ad ideam and protect the interest of "B" from being terminated.
2. Is there any other way to save "B" from being terminated arbitrarily.
Regard,
Pramod
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Registration of a will
Is it necessary to register a will? If so & if not can you please mention the relevant law,section/case law? Plentif's father had self earned property. He passed entire property to his elder son only child alive. His younger son was deceased much earlier. Plentiff's father had written a will in his own handwritting, with a doctor and a CA as witnesses;in which he decleared the only alive son as legal heir and extended complete ownership of the property. Can the widow of the deceased brother still claim share in the property?