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JAYAKUMAR RAMASAMI   25 June 2012 at 12:14

Credit card default

I am pensioner-pension Rs.12000-.duducting 6000 emi for housing loan net is rs.6000/- Adding rent on father's property 6000/- leaves Rs.12000/- as my net income. I am default with credit cards to Rs.5,00,000/-I am senior citizen age 63 years.
I am not in a position to pay back for credit card dues. my son,23 yrs and 2 daughters 32yrs and 31 yrs are married.I undertand that they have legal rights to their grandfathers property although in my name since my father,mother expired.
My query is canthe bank attach my pension and the property to recover their dues. Please advice .Thanking you

Anil Rathi   25 June 2012 at 11:27

Salary hold by company

Dear Sir/Madam,
I was working with a private limited company and my Rs.90000 salary amount is due with that company, and company is now not giving any reply of my any mail regarding the issue.

Now my query is how could I take legal help and what is the process to proceed for legal help? Is there any mail ID on which i can mail to labour court or concern department.

Please guide me full process.

Thanking You
Anil Rathi
Jodhpur
09314663030

Ahishek Shinde   25 June 2012 at 10:33

Partial execution of decree

Between X and Y, they have ancestral properties P1, P2 and P3.

X filed civil suit for partition regarding properties P1, P2 and P3. Court ordered to give 1/2 share of P1, P2 and P3 to X.
X then filed suit for execution of ordered decree (Darkhast). In this suit compromise was done between X and Y. X agreed 1/2 share in P1 and he left properties P2 and P3 completely for Y.

Now X holds : 1/2 share in P1.
Y holds : 1/2 share in P1, complete P2 and complete P3.

Now son of X is claiming for share in P2 and P3. Is this claim has any legal base?

milind phope   25 June 2012 at 09:19

Witnesses for will

My mother made a registerd will in 1995.My dad was the administrator.Witness "A" and "B" had signed this will .My mother expired in 2004.Witness "A" expired in 2005 and "B" also expired in 2006.My dad also exoired in 2011.

Now while taking Probate in 2012 today,,my brother has taken objection on my mother's signature saying that it is not mother's signature.

In this case,what will be fate of an attestation of my mother's signature,in the Probate court.???

xyz19822006   24 June 2012 at 23:46

Child marriage and dowry case

Hi, there is illegal acts happening in my friend's home and i will sit and write it down here

rsraghukumar   24 June 2012 at 18:20

Admissibility of photos without photographer

sir

Punjab-Haryana High Court:Manohar Singh vs Smt. Rattan Kaur on 10 September, 2004:

"After all the object of calling photographer in the witness box or for insisting on the production of negatives is to ensure that no doctored photographs are passed as genuine one. The absence of negatives and photographer may assume some significance in criminal cases. However, in civil cases that too before tribunal photographs authenticated by oral evidence must be treated as sufficient proof of its geniuses. In such circumstances, both the Courts below have adopted a correct approach by rejecting the argument that no photograph could be proved in the absence of negatives and photographer"

Sir it is the para taken from above High Court. sir if iam correct from the above it is clear that in civil cases, evidence of photographer is not essential.

In this way i want a citation of Supreme court of India, wherein it is given a judgment like photographer's evidence is not essenital in civil cases.

Please sir provide such type of citation of sc relating to examination of photographer is not essential.



Adv M.D.Azhar   24 June 2012 at 18:10

Abt the non joinder of the parties

sir our opponent did not joined a party who has the interest in the said property but in the appeal stage they have given the application for joining as the party we have raised a question that such application can not be given in the appeal stage he has to give such application in the beginning stage of the suit, they have also cited authorities that such application can be given at any stage of the suit, is there any against authority for non joinder the party at this stage? please reply.

Chetan Pardakhe   24 June 2012 at 16:32

Partitions

That X had received the property from his father by way of partition.
The wife and son of X is living seperately since 1990. There are proceedings filed against X u/s 125 CrPC and DV Act by his wife and son. During that proceedings X had sold the part of Agril. Land to third person in 3/6/2009.

My Query – Whether the son of X can entitle for partition OR wife of X has any remedy for share in her husband’s property during the lifetime of her husband.

Pls reply with relevant provisions and judgments.

amit   24 June 2012 at 14:37

Advocate in agra

Can anyone tell me Consumer forum Advocate in Agra (UP) ?

KmeduVishnu   24 June 2012 at 12:31

Regarding wakf act

Dear Sir,

If one of the defendant is Wakf Board, then it is mandatory to file a suit only before the Principal Sub Judge Court of the concerned District Headquarters.

If so, for filing First Appeal or filing any CMA, whether it will lie before the concerned District Court or before the High Court.

Kindly clarify it.......

Thanks.