SANDEEP KUMAR
28 August 2013 at 06:38
1. which form is used for obtaining certified copies of judgement of his case by the plaintiff.
2. can plaintiff obtain copies himself or signatures of advocate are must on the form.
3. can plaintiff apply for 10 certified copies at a time since he has to submit the same at different places.
4. what is the fees for obtaining one certified copy of a civil case in a distt. court, in delhi.
5. where fees can be paid and whether it is cash or by any other mode.
6. In how may days roughly, copies are made available by courts.
7. Any other point worth knowing for obtaining certified copies from a distt. court in a civil case.
ganapthy
28 August 2013 at 00:49
dear sir/mam, i was missed my sister for the past 6 months, and i don't know the laws and orders. i met an advocate near to my native chennai. he asked some money to put writ petition. i hardly arranged that money and i gave to him. but still now he didn't put any petition in high court. what i have to do?and kindly explain the writ petition.
Aman Modi
27 August 2013 at 21:24
Respected Sir,
I am one of the law student in Christ University,Bangalore.It would be my pleasure if you advise me on one civil matter.
My father bought one House in auction In Jaipur(Raj). Actually that property was not mortgaged in bank,due to insuffeciency for getting all the money given to one,bank seized that house of him by taking govt.'s permission and auctioned it.And we buyed it in an open auction.
But suddenly the residing neighbour claimed that, house had been purchased by him. there is a agreement but it lacks the stamp duty.
Accordingly he got stay orders from High Court of Rajasthan.
case was pending from 2004. and now from god's blessing it finally came to end in feb13
then he filed slp in sc which was being dismissed
and now he had again filed one review petition in high court of rajasthan.
we got the possession of that property in june13.
Sir, i just wanted to know is anything to worry now?
what can he do now
Please let me know your opinion.
Thank You
Singh
27 August 2013 at 21:23
Hi,
I have taken a loan from cooperatives societies and could not paid due to financial crisis. Exparte award has passed against me long time back and society had applied for execution under cooperative societies act along with delhi ccoperative societies rule. I have taken loan of 40000 in year 2005 and in award passed in year 2009 where society claimed 41000 as principal amount 26000 as penal interest total of 67000 and now society is claiming more than 1 lac as the award has been passed in 2009 and 2013 is running. I want to settle but society doesnot want to give any relaxation. I dun have so much funds to settle the amount so Can I go under writ to Delhi High court or DCT as all proceedings are exparte and now warrants have been issued.Please tell me the gud lawyer for the same and expenses to file writ.
ajay kumar sarawogi
27 August 2013 at 19:53
My Late Grandfather left one property with
three sons all living in the said property.
My father (eldest son of Grandfather)expired 3 years back living behind three sons. Now at
present we are three brothers and two uncles
residing the said property.If partition of said property is done now how much share I will get in said property 20% or less ?
What shall I do if other coparceners do not agree for partition ?
If court is the option, Shall I have to file partition suit or make an application
for partition only. And what will the value
of stamp duty to be paid in either case ?
Durairaj G
27 August 2013 at 19:49
Dear experts,
My relative had obtained a stay of operation of the Madras High Court order from the Supreme Court of India in April, 2011 in an SLP(C). This case was listed only in August, 2013 and as the respondents have not filed the counter.The Registrar of the SC had indicated in his record of proceedings that
“Respondents have been served. Service is complete. Counter not filed by the respondents even now. Hence, list the matter before the Hon'ble Court as per rules.”
I request the experts to shed light on
(a) "as per rules list the matter before the H'ble court" - What are the rules?
(b) what would happen if counter is not filed by the respondents and delay the filing of Counter further.
Thanks
Ramakant Tiwari
27 August 2013 at 17:20
Dear Concern,
I had filed a case in District court of Thane as per Regular Civil Suit against one of my tenant of my chawl & same had got decree from hon'ble judicial magistrate & finally got the possession for the same & tenant had been evicted.
Now the said plot is under SRD Scheme & with the help of some unfair means the tenant who had been defended in Court of law had submitted his document & got the eligibility (Patra)from Thane Municipal Corporation with a intention to get new accomodation in the same. I had made an application in Thane Municipal Commissioner to make changes in the name but since from last four months had over, in spite of continuing follow-up no response seems to be have from Honorable Deputy Commissioner (Slum Re-development) & Community Development officers... Please help me in this regards... Awaiting for your kind reply...
minsal
27 August 2013 at 15:08
Hello Sirs,
I am urgently in need of a citation/judgment that the suit is not maintainable if it is filed on the basis of MOU.
Thank you.
sk..........
27 August 2013 at 14:00
In civil case date of hearing is given for oct.
1- now i want to file memo before date is it
possible.
2- if yes how to file.
3- if no what should i do.
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Challenging the compromise decree.
Respected Experts of the forum,
In a case an Inam land issue was compromised in High court Of A.P.,in the year 1999, between 'A' & 'B'. 'A' is a GPA holder of 'X'. During compromise, 'A' without any authority made his family members as party to the suit land during the compromise petition . As i said above this accepted by the court, and closed the case as compromised. 'X'died in the year 2009. In the year 2010, while reading the WILL of 'X'(unregistered), the family members found this fraud. The property which is got through Compromise got to the share of 'X' elder daughter'Y'.
Further to this land is occupied by ARMY as a tenant . The ARMY has challenged this in AP HIGH COURT got in their favor; On Revision petition,In AP HIGH court( By the compromised part by B')got the decision in favor of compromised parties ie 'A' & 'B'.
The present status of the case is, the ARMY approached THE SUPREME COURT of India,challenging this decision of A P HIGH Court.
As husband of 'Y' i am seeking the help/suggestion of the EXPERTS, whether my wife"y" can challenge this compromise at this stage.
Thanking YOU ALL, expecting an early reply please.