trinadharao
25 March 2012 at 17:02
Respected Sir,
I am trinadharao, advocate from visakhapatnam. in a promissory note case the plaintiff's flled suit for recovery of amount from the defendants. the said promissory note is a created one. the plaintiffs obtain the signatures of the defendants on non-judicial stamp papers(blank)for some other purpose. and white blank papers. and they created promissory note with the collution of scribe and attestors. I am the defendants counsel. I filed an IA under section 45 of the Indian evidence act before the trail court, that the document is scribed after obtaining the signatures of the defendants or not. that the defendants main contention is how the attempt was made by the scribe to adjust the hand writing is according to the space in the blank papers. the defendants agreed that the signatures are true. but they affixed their signatures on blank papers for some other purpose due to the relation ship between the plaintiffs.there is a vast variation between the first page and second page in fonts line spaces and some commissions and ommisions are occured in scribing.the honourable judge was pleased to dissmiss the IA i.e. sent for experts opinion.Please advice for further step of the defendants for appeale
Vinesh K Chhaya
25 March 2012 at 16:22
I have lodge regular civil suit. Respondents applied for dismmisal of suit under order 7 rule 11(d) on ground of limitation... the arguments between us (Aplicant and respondents) done. Now at this stage I have got some more evidence which can prove the said tansaction (Issue of suit) is void ab initio. So I want to add with my arguments according the application made by the opponents under order 7 rule 11 (d). so which provision can help me to do so.
Member (Account Deleted)
25 March 2012 at 16:07
My father 40 years back named the shop to his younger brother but the business was in my father name and sale tax was too in my fathers name.Rent was paying in name of his younger brother but mentioning paid by my father.Now my father younger brother is harassing in many ways and lodging criminal false case in different places.What will the court do when he files a case, does The shop will be get sealed by court authority unless the case resolved.Or the court will rule in our support because we are running the business from 40 years and the sale tax is registered in my father name... Sir
your feedback is very much needed....
kamal
25 March 2012 at 15:37
case is fixed for consideration and assessment of rent. case was filed 15 months back when tenant was in default and arrears were due for 10months. now rent for 25 months is due. tenant is dragging the case by misusing process of law. will court not ask him to deposit rent for atleast for the period from the date of suit filed.pl. advise
Neeraj Kaushal
25 March 2012 at 13:25
A, executed will in favour of B, but B died before A, then who will inherit that property.
debasis roy
25 March 2012 at 12:57
one of my friend is a primary school teacher.can he become a member of a charitable trust that will run a educational institution? please advise.
sandeep
25 March 2012 at 11:52
sir,
kya civil evidance me digital cemare se li hui photo ko exibit kiya ja sakta hai ?
kya civil evidance me digital cemare se li hui photo ki CD ko exibit kiya ja sakta hai ? kyuki CD digital cemare me nahi lagti hai use alge se banaya jata hai.
i thing in this sichwestion CD ko nato pesh kiya ja sakta hai or na hi use exibit kiya ja sakta hai .
digital cemare se li hui photo memory card me hoti hai yadi memory card pesh nahi karte hai to kya digital photo exibit kiya ja sakta hai ? ki CD ko exibit kiya ja sakta hai ?
kamal
25 March 2012 at 10:55
suit filed for non payment of rent is fixed for consideration and assessment of rent. i being plaintiff having rent agreement stating amt. of rent and bank statement showing monthly credits of rent paid by tenant before he committed dafault. bank statement is computer generated statement and does not require sign of bank official. will this be sufficient to prove rent default or court will ask tenant to prove that he has paid rent
satish
24 March 2012 at 17:18
Dear
A govt. office issued a wrong RTI reply to a person. However same has been revised by the concerned department within 4 days(5th day of RTI application). But the person filed civil suit against me in lower court and High Court (Writt) using un-revised RTI reply. He filed suits with name of other persons also based on same RTI. I am in fear that he may use same RTI further to harass me.
Can I request to any Judicial/Constitution Body to dismiss the suits based on that RTI. The revised RTI is right interpretation without any doubt.
I get a huge loss of monetary and mentally. I am in fear that the same persons may hurt me physically too some of higher corrupt govt. officers also involve in it.
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Cma
Respected Sir,
I am trinadharao, advocate from visakhapatnam. in a promissory note case the plaintiff's flled suit for recovery of amount from the defendants. the said promissory note is a created one. the plaintiffs obtain the signatures of the defendants on non-judicial stamp papers(blank)for some other purpose. and white blank papers. and they created promissory note with the collution of scribe and attestors. I am the defendants counsel. I filed an IA under section 45 of the Indian evidence act before the trail court, that the document is scribed after obtaining the signatures of the defendants or not. that the defendants main contention is how the attempt was made by the scribe to adjust the hand writing is according to the space in the blank papers. the defendants agreed that the signatures are true. but they affixed their signatures on blank papers for some other purpose due to the relation ship between the plaintiffs.there is a vast variation between the first page and second page in fonts line spaces and some commissions and ommisions are occured in scribing.the honourable judge was pleased to dissmiss the IA i.e. sent for experts opinion.Please advice for further step of the defendants for appeale