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hitesh s savlani   28 December 2013 at 23:01

Civil

my uncle is intending to make a will but his question is that can he take the signature of his wife's brother as a witness (family member) on that will ,plz suggest me

hitesh s savlani   28 December 2013 at 22:57

Civil

my uncle is intending to make a will but his question is that can he take the signature of his wife's brother as a witness (family member) on that will ,plz suggest me

hitesh s savlani   28 December 2013 at 22:49

What to do please help me out

hello experts
my case is like this
A has purchased a land from B through registered sale dead ,but C has filed the suit in court for the cancellation of sale deed
1) what to do in this situation
2) is there any provision or section under in law regarding this matter please help me out

hitesh s savlani   28 December 2013 at 22:45

What to do please help me out

hello experts
my case is like this
A has purchased a land from B through registered sale dead ,but C has filed the suit in court for the cancellation of sale deed
1) what to do in this situation
2) is there any provision or section under in law regarding this matter please help me out

Shashank Mehta   28 December 2013 at 20:28

Daughters right in immovable property

My grand father was having a Shop in Mumbai. He was having 4 sons A, B, C, D.

His son D is having 3 child, 2 sons and 1 daughter i.e. me. My grand father expired 22 years back and my father expired 21 years back i.e. D son of my Grand father.

Now after 21 years my 2 brothers have transferred the share of the shop of my father (D) to their names with uncles A, B, C without giving me my share. My uncles are saying that as your brothers are working in shop since last 21 years we have the right to transfer your father's (D's) share to your 2 brothers without considering daughter i.e. me.

I would like to know is there any rule wherein it says if somebody is working in a shop for N numbers of years then the share of the father is transferred to him without considering married daughters?

Can I fight for my right in the property? What should I do now? Should I file a case?

Thanks a lot for your time.

professional   28 December 2013 at 19:44

Implications of temporary injunction

If a party to the suit has obtained temporary injunction (status quo)from the court under Order 39 of CPC, 1908, then whether such injunction order also operates in respect of electricity meter and water meter installed in the said house property ? whether such status quo should also be required to be maintained in regard to electricity meter and water meter installed in the suit property ?

Ashok Kuvadia   28 December 2013 at 17:04

Deciding forgery by civil court when criminal case is pending

CAN CO-OPERATIVE COURT i.e. CIVIL COURT DECIDE ABOUT FORGERY OF SIGNATURE; WHEN THE STATE i.e. POLICE HAD ALSO FILED CHARGE-SHEET FOR THE SAME CAUSE:

(01) Dear Experts, I am thankful to all of you for giving me your valued Opinion time to time in past.

(02) I have filed a Dispute at Co-operative Court, i.e. Civil Court, against my Society which is Co-operative Ownership Housing Society.

(03) At one hand, in the Dispute at Co-operative Court, one of the Issue is about forgery of my signature, i.e.-- “Whether my signature on consent letter is forged, bogus, false and fabricated?”

(04) On the other hand, at my instance of complaint to Police, Police i.e. State of Maharashtra have registered F.I.R. & filed a Charge-Sheet against accused for forgery of my signature on consent letter, and the Case is pending at Metropolitan Magistrate Court.

(05) Now, recently the Co-operative Court i.e. Civil Court has dismissed the Dispute by its judgment against me. Wherein for issue about forgery it has held that--
“…as the criminal case in respect to forgery and fabrication of signature is pending before Magistrate Court therefore it will not be proper to decide whether forgery is done or not”.

MY QUERY:

(a) In such circumstances, whether the Co-operative Court, i.e. Civil Court has power to decide about forgery, when Criminal case of forgery is pending at Magistrate Court?

(b) The conclusion on which the Co-operative Court has arrived that it cannot decide about forgery, as mentioned above in para-05, is correct or not?

(c) Generally, whether the Co-operative Court, i.e. Civil Court has power to decide about forgery?

N.B.: Since I have kept my Query to limited issue only, therefore not explaining about whole matter.

Thanking all in anticipation.

Ashok.

Hanuman Singh   28 December 2013 at 00:03

Medical negligence

I am a defence personnel. Can I file a case in Consumer court for medical negligence by Defence Hospital.

Kshitij Shah   27 December 2013 at 14:04

Bribe

If a person demands for Bribe and another pays it then whether payer is at fault ? What penal action payer can face ?

Kshitij Shah   27 December 2013 at 13:48

Wrongly sign as an authorized signatory

If a person who was an Authorized signatory of any Co-Operative society ( like Secretary etc) and then after vacating that position for 1 year signs any document as Authorised signatory on the letter head of that society, what penal action he can face if just a police complaint is made ?

Though the certificate he issued doesn't have any monetary.

Can he claim that it was typo error and the date should have been of the tenure of his Authorized signatory ?