k.palani
22 April 2008 at 23:48
Sir ,
Iam a sucessfull bidder in a bank Auction conducted under SRFAESI Act and the sale Deed was Registered in my favour by the Bankers.When I approched the present teneant and showed the Sale Dead and reqested him to vacate place.He tells me that he has taken this house on lease for a sum of Rs 3 lakhs( which is not a registerd one).and if the original owner or myself has to give that money to vacate place.The point is that defaulter-tenants original owner has purchsed this property from this peresent tenant through Bank Loan and with in a Fortnight He and Seller that is the present tenant has entered this Lease agreement.No compraomise is reached even befor the local Ealders .Now I have approched the Bankers and requested them to help me out and restore my house. I have also gave them my undertaking to bear the legal expencess in this matter.I took part in this Auction thinking that it is a deemed Govt sale and now I feel I am doomed all my lifetime savings in this venture.
I want to be kindly advised how much time it will take to take possession of the house and at what cost.
Thank you.
Member (Account Deleted)
18 April 2008 at 19:39
Dear Experts,
What is a Civil Jail? What is a Criminal Jail?
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Karthik N
18 April 2008 at 15:52
Is stamp duties payable at the time of issue of share certificates? Stamp duties would have been paid while incorporating a company or increasing it's share capital. But is it again payable while issue of sahres?
If answer is yes, what rates of duties are applicable in karnataka?
Karthik N
18 April 2008 at 15:50
Is stamp duties payable at the time of issue of share certificates? Stamp duties would have been paid while incorporating a company or increasing it's share capital. But is it again payable while issue of sahres?
If answer is yes, what rates of duties are applicable in karnataka?
Rajaram C Iyer
17 April 2008 at 20:54
Dear Friends,
Can anyone tell me how the courts will recover money in civil suits from the respondent in cases where there is no property to be attached
Is there any other way out or imprisonment which the courts will impose on the respondent.
Raja
vinod bansal
16 April 2008 at 21:23
what is fate of unregistered adoption deed,whether adoption deed is a compulsory registrable document.plz enlighten me with reported cases.
M.A.T.Ganesan
16 April 2008 at 08:23
Suit is filed in munsif court for declaration that defendent is not the wife of plaintiff- enlighten with reported cases
Muthukumar
15 April 2008 at 16:56
Hi
my father met with accident and i have filed a third party insurance case against Insurnace company by filing all the medical expense with bills. what is the procedure of third party insurance claim.
They have called me for Lok Adhit compensation.
advise me on this.
Thanks
Muthu
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Can claimant ask for relief against herself ?
Request you to suggest on the below query ASAP.
Deceased (son of the insured) travelling as a pillion rider on Motor Cycle, Suddenly at Speedbraker bike got skid causing fatal injuries to pillion rider. The mother of the deceased who herself was the insured of the said vehicle filed a claim petition before MACT Tribunal claiming compensation. She is the only Legal Representative of the deceased and she is impleaded as claimant(petitioner) as well as respondent in the capacity of owner (insured) of the vehicle.
Please give your valuable opinion on the maintainability of the claim petition by the claimant who is also an insured assuming that the pillion rider is also covered under the policy and petition is under section 163 A of the act .
Can claimant ask for relief against herself ?