Anil Kumar Gupta
07 December 2012 at 23:09
Respected Sir,
Firm "x" registered with Registrar of firms have 4 partners and got loan from bank in the firm name. After 6 months the patners reconstitute the firm and add one more partner. next day of that addition the again reconstitute the partnership firm and two patners got retirement from the firm. Bank a/c in the name of firm became NPA. Fact of recontitution of firm not informed to bank on record but recorded before Registrar of Firms. what are the liabilities of out going partners and incoming partners against bank dues? what action is to be taken by bank to secure its loan amount.
Anil Kumar Gupta
GANGO PADHYAYA
07 December 2012 at 20:40
The plaintiff hereby humbly submits that his father Komara. Saidelli had eight children and among them six children is male issues and two are female issues. The names of the male issues are Komara. Yella Rao, Komara. Kanaka Rao, Komara. Simhachalam, Komara. Jagadeeswara Rao, plaintiff, Komara. Srinivasa Rao, Satyavathi, and Laxmi. His father Komara Saidelli during his life time purchased some properties in Madhurawada and Mangapuram Colony. Komara. Saidelli purchased an extent of 288 square yards in survey no 42/2, Relliveedhi, Isukathota, Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation limits vide Document No: 950/1957 dated: 24-4-1957. The wife of Saidelli Smt. Sattemma also purchased an extent of 350 square yards in Survey No. 42/2 Relliveedhi, Isukathota Visakhapatnam which is also an adjacent site of her husband Saidelli property vide: document no: 5172/1987 dated: 27-07-1987. Komara Saidelli died in the year 1985 and his wife Komara Sattemma died in the year 1997. The daughters of Komara Saidelli married long time back and they were settled monetarily. The shares of the sisters is settled and paid at time of their marriage 1982, 1989. Hence the claim of plaint schedule not arise they shown as perform parties only in the suit. The Suit Schedule Property to the defendants and the Plaintiff to enjoy without interruption.
at this drafting the case is not numbering, It return mention endorsement: marriage daughters is not the criteria in law of central amendment of Hindu succession Act.
what should i do for suit numbering
kindly guide me
peter
07 December 2012 at 19:40
Can you revert on the following wrt the Society matter.
After the elections conducted by the Administrator placed by the Registrar held on 27th May 2012 and new members have been elected to form a Committee , How soon the elected members shouldtake the charge ( what should be the time frame).
What is the time frame to fill in the M 20 bonds.( at that time it was applicable) is it mandatory to file after they have been elected or after taking the charge of the office
If the society is been under the Administrator, How compulsory it is to have the AGM and if it is mandatory what is the last date to have one.
The committee says that they have been given and taken charge on September 9, 2012.
Is the committee right in doing so, Is this permissible under the Maharashtra Co-op Act.
Can the committee be dissolved on the basis of not filing the M 20 bond, Forming the committee after 3 months of the election being held. No AGM held
It will be very helpful if your majesty could reply on the above points and also mention the sections for we lay people, which we could bring it to the registrar's office.
Sachin Bhatia
07 December 2012 at 19:34
A file a suit for Permanent Injunction restraining the defendant from constructing the wall or lentil over the wall of plaintiff.
Defendant appear in the court and made a statement that he will not construct the wall or lentil over the wall of the plaintiff.
Court passed an order that defendant will be bound by his statement till the next order.
Before the next hearing defendant construct lentil over the wall of the plaintiff.
Now plaintiff file a complaint of contempt of court.
Now what will be the position of Suit for Permanent Injunction. Is it Infarctus or still some relief available for plaintiff.
C.C.SHANKAR
07 December 2012 at 16:56
i have purchased a land in 2000 year from a person, and the document is also registered at subregistrar office. but now i have approached a bank of housing loan. i was asked for the link document, which i have no knowledge about it. after that i have approached a legal advisor. as per advice of the legal advisor i have obtained a will copy from the seller of the land. the will is prepared by the father of the above seller in 1983 year. by that time the will executant is at the age of approx 60 years and also suffering some health problems. to day the bank legal advisor is insisting me for the registered will copy, and i approached the subregistrar office for the certified copy of the will they asked me for the death certificate of the executor of the will, and it is not bocoming possible for me to get a death certificate of the person who was died nearly 25 years ago.can you please guide me in the matter.
RAMJI
07 December 2012 at 14:37
Sir /madam
Wife applied for divorce and got an exparte order as she prayed.. after 6 months wife applied for Maintenance under crpc125 for herself + minor child. husband filed counter against M.C
subsequently, husband filed suit for partition of wifes grandpa ancestral property on behalf of the minor child ( as dad and natural guardian) in the interest of protecting rights of child in its mothers ancestral properties..... case was taken up and summons issued to 8 persons of wifes family...... off late 6 of them set exparte and none submitted Written statements..... whereas wife + her dad are attending court regularly but not yet submitted written statement in suit case....
at this stage, wifes advocate was requesting the court that BOTH M.C case + civil suit may pls be combined as one case for convenient to attend...
with this background...questions are as below:
1. will it be good to combine both cases?.. is it a strategy by opponent side to dilute the interest of civil suit of minor share..
2. the issue reg M.C is income of husband & wife whereas issue in civil suit is fixed asset
3. Is it ok on the part of husband to deny for combining 2 cases because the interest of minor in the suit is may get diminished.
4. any other views pls
regards
Ramji
M Satyanarayana
07 December 2012 at 09:33
Sir,
What is the remedy in our Indian Courts for litigant who is bent upon prolonging the case by filing suits and claims on flimsy and untenable grounds.
What is the procedure when the same litigants with money bribes the court clerks for giving long dates. Where should I complaint my grievance.
Please kindly advise me.
MSN
Annu
07 December 2012 at 08:59
Sir,
i have been sending some registered A/D letters to my client (who has not been fulfilling the terms of an Agreement made between us).The postal department returns the letter to me mentioning "refuse to accept or person was not there" on envelope.
1.What is the next step or remedy for me so that i am able to serve this letter to my client?.
2.is his not accepting my letters making my legal position strong?
shiwjee thakur
07 December 2012 at 08:52
I am a general caste woman with an agreement to purchase a land plot from schedule caste in Bihar.I have made the contact in land registry office,dc/DM office to arrange a prior permission of administration for such purchase.Even I contacted to many local advocates.But everyone told that in Bihar ,there is no need to get any prior permission for such purchasing.Even such deals are not banned by laws in Bihar.Such deals & registry of land very common in Bihar.But I have heard that in many states either it is banned or prior permission is required.Iam in confusion.Please suggest me that what I have to do in this situation.
Expert : raj kumar makkad
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Posted about 9 hours ago Though many illegal transaction take place in Bihar purchasing the properties of the SC/ST owners but the same is illegal on challenge by either of the legal heir of such seller so instead of following the same practice, do as advised by RO.
Respected Sir;
AS per your guidance I went to DM office for prior permission for such transaction.But he told that as per new Bihar tenancy act modification ,now permission is only required in case of government alloted schedule caste land. I ALSO visited registration office & found same view that previously permission was required in Bihar but in 1969 it was declared ultra vires by high court Patna & since that time registration of such land going very frequently.I have contacted land and revenue officer of Bihar secretariat.HE also told that land rules are differed from state to state & at present no need of prior permission OF DM.
Sir;
as you have guided me to go as per advice of RO.What hat means of RO-kindly mention the full form.
Sir;
please give me advice that what I have to do in such transaction.
A lot of thanks-
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