Anonymous
30 April 2018 at 08:34
Latest judgement of supremecourt in Mangamal@thulasi ors, says that prakash vs phulavathi is the binding precedent for coparcener died prior to 2005. It also explicitly says danamma@suman exclusively dealt only, whether daughter born prior to amendment 2005 can be treated as coparcener, not death of coparcener prior to 2005. In such circumstances prakash case is binding precedent if coparcener died prior to 2005.
JAIME
30 April 2018 at 02:48
IN AN APPLICATION FOR DECLARATION AS MUNDKAR FILED BY AN APPLICANT WHERE THERE IS MATERIAL PROPOSITIONS OF FACTS AFFIRMED BY THE APPLICANT AND DENIED BY THE RESPONDENTS AND WHERE IN THE APPLICANT HAS NOT REQUESTED FOR FRAMING OF ISSUES NOR THE MAMLADTHAR COURT FRAMED ISSUES WOULD IT BE CORRECT THAT THE RESPONDENTS PROPOSE FRAMING OF ISSUES AS THE LAND BELONGS TO THE RESPONDENTS AND THE APPLICANT BASED ON MATERIAL PROPOSITIONS OF FALSE FACTS IS SEEKING DECLARATION AS MUNDKAR AND IF THE APPLICANT IS DECLARED AS MUNDKAR THE RESPONDENTS ARE LIKELY TO LOOSE APPROX 400 SQUARE METERS OF THEIR LAND. THANKS
this is sriram from odela,karimnagar distic,my mother andin father passedin 2015 ,i applied for legalheir but stil i didnt get,the layerin said no frems issued,wat will do
mansoor
28 April 2018 at 21:33
hi. i recently bought a land 2 plots of each 2.75 cents. at the time of registration because of no care of address in adhar card land owner registered the propery with representative and entered my adhar card details. but the name in adhar card was not updated during the process. after the process i updated the adhar card as "mansoor basha" where in the registration it has "mansur basha". my adhar number is there on the registration document even the name is wrongly spelt. so my question is will it make any legal problems in future. or it should be ok to leave the name as it is in the document as "mansur basha"
Umesh Pandurang Jadhav
28 April 2018 at 20:58
Whose weightage is more in court
General affidavit (stamp paper) weightage is more then written statement of court
Or
Written statements of court weightage is more then general affidavit ( stamp paper).
rajeev joshi
28 April 2018 at 17:18
A student is studying in PUC and he wants to change his name, including his all his previous records.doing an affidavit will not help.can he approach the court in this reg?.If yes under what Act and clause?
Sekar
28 April 2018 at 11:20
Hello Experts
I had posted this query in anonymous section and was told to post it again. I request only senior advocates only to reply please.
Kindly help
A case was filed against me and it was dismissed by Honble High Court Andhra Pradesh.
The opposite party tried to file review petition. But I understand from internet that it has not been admitted till date it shows pending status.
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I also want to change my advocate to represent me once the review petition is admitted.
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Till now No notice has come to me from high court regarding the review petition but my old advocate recieved petition copy from opposite party and he is not sharing the copy with me.
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My queries are
1) Will I get notice copy once the opposite party review petition is admitted
2) Do i need to file any counter before the high court before the review petition is admitted
DAYAL
28 April 2018 at 10:40
I want to purchase a property whose legal owner has been dead I didn't know how much legal heir of that owner
Dealer said they will transfer property through relinquishement deed
I want to know what happened if a will of deceased come to known to me after registry or any other legal heir arise after registration of property what are my legal right and what precautions can I take
Civil marriage
Basically I was an NRI and currently residing in Goa for the past 3 yrs. I am a catholic. I intend to get married.
I want to do the Civil Registration 1st. For that i require the Birth Certificate and Residence i guess.
I am not very sure. I want to know how do i get the Residence Certificate and are there any other documents required?
Also are witnesses required? If yes who can it be? (family or friends)
Is Civil registration the same as Civil Marriage or Court Marriage?
I also read there is some kind of a NOC required by the Thalati- Who has to give that NOC? Do they come to your residence address to verify or what is it?
How long is the Civil Marriage valid?