Sonia Prabhu
04 May 2012 at 10:23
Can anyone please guide me with the meaning of :
evidence is exhibited on the grounds of 'SUBJECT TO ADMISSIBILITY'.
And kindly guide me with the process that will follow when:
an evidence is exhibited on the grounds of 'SUBJECT TO ADMISSIBILITY'.
Can I use these exhibits under these conditions for the final argument ?
Ksreddyacs
04 May 2012 at 08:22
Dear Sirs I bought one flat at residential area and now i have the plan to run my office(audit office) in that flat. I heared that some of my neighbours objecting the same. Please gudie is it have any probolem if yes how can i take legal steps and any judgement pls.
kaushal ramesh
03 May 2012 at 20:42
Sir I wanted to buy 1361x2=2722 Sq.Ft land in Patna. Seller has sold backside 1361Sq.ft & Made an Non registered Agreement (on Rs 100 Stamp paper) for the front side land of 1361 Sq.ft to buyer. In that agreement it was mentioned that buyer had paid Rs 1Lakh for land and rest had to pay within 2months 15days deadline. After two weeks of agreement buyer went to seller house for paying remaining money(in cash as he demanded). He took away cash and agreement paper & went inside. After all if and buts, he had refused to sell land to buyer and began to abuse before so many people. Even he refused to return back the agreement paper. After people pressure he gave the agreement paper but edited it so many places & signed that is clearly visible.
Buyer Advocate had sent a notice to seller 15 days before, but he didn't answer. What should I do? He is even not ready to return whole amount(Rs nine lakhs). He is agreed to return only One lakh which is written in Agreement paper.
AK New Delhi
03 May 2012 at 19:56
There is a cooperative society in haryana of which my mother was a member and she owned a plot in her name. I am the nominee in the records of the society. My mother expired and I have got the plot transferred in my name in the said cooperative society. Now my brothers and sisters are asking for their share in the property.
My question is very specific ie. for cooperative societies which are operating under the Haryana cooperative societies act 1984, as a 'nominee' of mother, what rights to I have over the said property of my mother??
(I believe that the word 'nominee' has different rights and titles in different acts)
pawan kumar
03 May 2012 at 19:36
court passed ejectment orers. non obeyance of these orders amounts to civil or criminal offence
pawan kumar
03 May 2012 at 18:16
what is limition period for filing suit for specific performance against seller of property who is not doing registry after accapting biana.
pawan kumar
03 May 2012 at 18:11
court has passed ejectment orders against tenant for nonpayment of rent.can appeal be filed or appeal can be filed after paying rent arrears.court has directed to vacate within 2 months. is it criminal offence not to comply with court orders.
SAMIR SHAH
03 May 2012 at 16:42
I HAD A CHEQUE WHICH WERE DEPOSITED AND BOUNCED. THE NOTICE WAS GIVEN WITHIN 15 DAYS. BUT DUE TO ILL HEALTH I COULD NOT FILE THE CASE WITHIN 45 DAYS WHAT CAN BE DONE NOW. PLS DO GUIDE.
chaitu.....
03 May 2012 at 15:56
Dear Sir,
i have 1.40 acres, i converted the agriculture land to non-agriculture(plots) in 2008 PANCHAYAT norms, and now the layout contains a total of 18 plots, but the fellow farmer(who is adjacent to my land) he is objecting that there is no right to go the vehicles for plots purpose but only for your farming purpose. and it is a bit of 200 sq yards(dispute). he was demanding one of my plots for that. please give me the suggestion that this is a point or not? what should i do?? SAMEER,ANDHRA PRADESH
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It will be great if experts can help us out in the following situation.
The scenario is:
My maternal grandfather has a a 2 and a half story house. He was a pakistani refugee who had been alotted a quarter in delhi and in lieu of that a plot of 160 sq yards by the govt. His father (my grandfather's father)had lent him some money for the fee alottment/installments of this plot. After the land allottment and the house being constructed, my grandfather's father had signed an affidavit stating that although he was associated with the principal purchaser, he had no objection to the principal purchaser (my grandfather)being the sole owner in the sale/conveyance/lease deed. After this, my grandfather had got made a conveyance deed in his name.
My first question is:
1) Does this property come under "claim" property? Do my grandfather;s brothers and sisters have an equal right in this property?
Now, my aunt ( my elder maami) after the demise of my uncle (both of them residing in south india) has filed a civil case demanding a share in the property. It is a 3 storeyed house with the ground floor being in my grandfather's name, the first floor in my second uncle's name (registered gift deed) and the second floor and terrace being in my mother's name (registered gift deed).
1) Can we sell the first and second floor along with the terrace when there is no stay order on the property yet? First and second floor have already being gifted (by gift deeds)?
2) Can we sell the whole house as there is no stay order still?
Please guide us regarding the same>