Anonymous
13 March 2026 at 20:30
Can a non-signatory legal heir challenge a family settlement on the basis of fraud, while the parties are still alive? Or is it better if a signatory party challenges the family settlement? The family settlement was executed before the court, where fraud was played upon a party as well as the court.
Sorry for being anonymous, but it's important.
visuiyer
28 February 2026 at 00:02
Sir ji,
Regarding the pending complaint with axis bank, as advised by veterans, I decided to give up and close my credit card account which has a balance of Rs. 511 (out of which Rs.500 unauthorised; and bank failed to reverse it; despite complaint lodged and Rs.11 is paid by me on card)
Now the bank closed my credit card on 23.02.2026 (officially sent the communication by mail and it was confirmed in the appalso)' upon my written request on 20.02.2026, but sending a message, (in different tone) that it will be reported to CIBIL only after clearing the balance. Now the bank fails to send DD for the credit balance, and not reporting to CIBIL.
This axis is giving discomfort even after closing the card account relationship.
Please guide me how to handle this. how safe if not reported to CIBIL. or can a bank remain silent by not reporting when the card account is closed.
Now how to proceed. (please don't mind to advise and do not consider this as repated query)
Nagaraju Patro
26 February 2026 at 19:34
Respected Experts......Good Evening
Please suggest in the below matter
One Chandram, S/o late Munaya, had two sons viz., (1) Babu Rao; (2) Mohan Rao and a daughter by name Manikyam. residing in andhra pradesh.
Here Babu Rao had 3sons Kumar, Ramu, Krishna...and wife by name Kamala. Except their younger son Krishna, Babu Rao and other 2 sons went to other area for their livelyhood as migrant labourers.
Chandrayya had landed property of 0.32cents and out of that extent he donated 0.03cents to the Government for formation of Road, and afterwords 0.29 cents left with him. After his death said landed property was devolved to Babu Rao and his brother Mohan Rao, Later they both shared said land in the ratio of 0.14cents and 0.15 respectively, and as per their oral partition they were in peaceful posession and enjoyment of their shares. Later on Mohan Rao was in need of money and sold away his share to the wife of Babu Rao, since said purchase she was in peaceful posession of 0.15 cents. Their Son Krishna was indebted in the village, as the situations stands so one Kamayya had ill will to get the property in any manner. Arranged one Sahu to purchase and convinced the Krishna and his mother kamala to sell away the property to clear the debt in the village. So they both executed a regd. sale infavour of sahu, later Kamayya again purchsed said proper from sahu in the last year. When Babu Rao and other two sons came to village they got knowledge of the unauthorised sale by Kamala and Krishna.
In this Case what is the remidy available to Babu Rao and his other 2 sons Kumar and Ramu.....
Under what provision they can file a suit? against whom? under which section they have to pay court fee....
Kihusu Dethro
19 February 2026 at 10:54
Dear Sirs,
I wish to send a legal notice asking the tenant to vacate from the rented space.
Is it necessary to send the legal notice through a lawyer only?
Can I send the legal notice without a lawyer? Does it have legal validity when I file a civil suit later?
Thank you, sirs.
Regards,
Kihusu Dethro
kunhi marakkar
16 February 2026 at 18:14
"The following are the terms of an agreement signed by both the First Party and the Second Party. The First Party’s son has signed as the first witness, but there is no second witness. The agreement is unregistered. Regarding the property mentioned as security in this agreement, although a preliminary decree for partition has been obtained from the Munsiff Court, the final partition through a Commission has not yet taken place. That is to say, no party has gained physical possession of their specific share of the land. Due to this reason, the monthly installments have not been paid. In such a situation, will this agreement be legally valid or enforceable if taken to court?"
​Terms and Conditions
​Disputes regarding the properties sold by the First Party to the Second Party via Power of Attorney (Document No: .......) have been settled hereby by fixing a compensation amount of ₹15,00,000/- (Rupees Fifteen Lakhs only), which the Second Party has accepted and agreed to.
​It is hereby resolved and agreed that the First Party shall pay the aforementioned ₹15,00,000/- to the Second Party. As security for this amount, the First Party shall execute and register a Release Deed (Ozhimumuri) for 40% of the properties reserved for the Second Party as per the order of the Hon’ble Munsiff Court in Case No. O.S. ....... Such registration is strictly for security purposes only. Upon payment of the said amount by the First Party to the Second Party, the aforementioned properties must be returned to the First Party via Sale Deed or Release Deed.
​It is mutually decided and agreed that the First Party shall pay the said amount to the Second Party in installments as convenient; however, the payment shall not be less than ₹6,000/- per month under any circumstances.
​Both parties hereby affirm that these matters were discussed and decided personally between them in their capacity as elder sister and younger brother. This agreement is based on a proposal reached through voluntary discussion, without any external influence, compulsion, threat, or coercion from anyone.
​It is strictly resolved and agreed that the Power of Attorney required to register the Release Deed—concerning the properties belonging to the First Party and ordered to be partitioned/allotted to the First Party by the Munsiff Court in Case No. O.S. .......—shall be registered by the First Party in the name of the Second Party’s son (.....) within 7 days from today.
​It is strictly resolved and agreed that the Second Party shall not initiate any legal proceedings immediately under this agreement and shall grant the First Party time to make the payment. Until such time, the Second Party shall hold and enjoy the security properties in their possession.
​All disputes regarding the aforementioned matter are hereby settled and compromised. It is strictly resolved and agreed that there shall be no further disputes between the younger brother and elder sister, and they shall move forward maintaining a harmonious family life.
​Both parties have accepted and agreed to the above terms and have signed this agreement in the presence of the witnesses named below.
​Dated this 24th day of February 2020.
​
Manav S
05 February 2026 at 07:45
Hello, dear lawyers,
In 1988, A registered partnership firm in Haryana was made with the name M/S Gupta Traders, which was registered in the Registrar of Firms with 4 partners:
Partner A: Arihant Gupta
Partner B: Basant Gupta
Partner C: Manav Gupta
Partner D: Ajay Chaudhary
In 1992, an HUDA / HSVP Plot (Haryana Urban Development Authority) was brought in the name of this partnership firm M/S Gupta trader, by executing a conveyance deed and obtaining proper permission from the HUDA and the plot was alloted in the name of M/S Gupta Traders through its partners. All the partners did business for 4 years.
In 1996: A notarised Dissolution deed was signed between all the partners, where it was stated that, " Partner A, Partner C, Partner D retired from the partnership firm, and all the assets and liabilities are vested in Basant Gupta; he can do the business singly or by adding new partners." THIS DEED WAS JUST NOTARISED, NOT REGISTERED, NO OTHER CONVEYANCE DEED OR TRANSFER DOCUMENT EXECUTED EXCEPT THIS NOTARISED DISSOLUTION DEED.
My Question is:
As per Indian laws, who is the owner today, the Partnership firm with 4 partners or Mr Basant Gupta (sole partner after a notarised dissolution deed).
In 1996, if a HUDA plot is in the name of the partnership firm, the remaining partners can transfer thier share and title through a notarised dissolution deed, or to transfer the property internally within the partnership firm, again registered transfer deed was required?
This is my question. Thank you.
visuiyer
03 February 2026 at 20:16
Here is another issue on the complaint against axis bank.
I have raised a complaint against Axis Bank - where the bank is denied in honourng with a loan closure certificate for a loan completed on 03.08.2025. I also mentioned in the communication to the bank with "A disciplined closure today is an invitation for future business tomorrow".
Despite the repeated request the bank failed to honour the loan closure certificate nor atleast informed in email, that the loan account is closed and balance is nil.
I raised a complaint against the bank before RBI Ombudsman, but the adjudicating authority closed the complaint without seeking or considering (rejoinder reply) the complainant's response to the regulated entity's submission, cannot go for appeal under the clause it was closed.
It undermine the fundamental requirement of "audi alteram partem" (hear the other side), which is a cornerstone of fair and transparent adjudication.
Now, what to do ?
how to get the loan closure certificate. [ there is no issues on outstanding I have cleared all the loan EMI on time. To add, my credential, I am well disciplined individual, in professional, personal and financial life. I was a Citi Bank credit card customer for over 21 years with no defaults clearing 100% card liability on time every time]
Veterans please guide me..!! How to get the loan closure and no due certificate from Axis Bank, Where RBI ombudsman closed the complaint, without listening to the complainant.
visuiyer
01 February 2026 at 20:46
I have received a order from RBI ombudsman for a referenced complaint.
whereas in the order the address is mentioned as Chandigarh, But I am in Tamilnadu
The order against the complaint number is not related to me or i have not filed any complaint on the complaint date mentioned in the order.
I have also verified in the rbi cms under my mail id no referenced complaint number was there. I have also checked under rbi bo complaint feedback option which say the mobile number and complaint number not matched.
I have also checked the geniunity of the email id - which is from rbi with TLS standard encrycpted.
Now, please guide me what to do? or where to file this complaint ?
visuiyer
29 January 2026 at 18:56
I need a paid legal support in preferably Chennai based - in respect of the continuous legal issue in respect of transaction procedural lapse, and systemic failure. to file a formal legal complaint, as I have exhausted with all rbi ombudsman formalities.
Please do contact at my mail id to share further information.
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In civil when fact cleared at final argument stage
Dear sir
Some Fact in civil case cleared at the stage of final arguments. Now the question is what we should do at this stage because this fact can change the decision of case in our favour . Already we amend the plaint at the time of evidence stage but at amendment full plaint is not amended only one point amended which is not solving our case according to facts whichs we described to our advocate. now at final arguments stage we notice that our case is not according to that fact which is added by our advocate at foot notes in amendment . what we should do at this stage so that our case decision decided by facts our hands .