Anonymous
09 November 2011 at 22:07
Is there any provision in Code of Civil Procedure which empowers the Court to impose costs on the Counsel?
Anonymous
09 November 2011 at 20:42
Dear Friends, I need your help. I am facing a civil suit in sonipat. this is regarding the owner of a property. There are two wills in the front of respected court. After closing the evidence of both the parties, the platiffs had moved a "application for leading evidence in rebuttal" In this they did pray for forensic help to determine the Age of ink of will presented by us.
My question is, " Is there any method available in our country to determine the age of ink and plz inform me where is this.
Kindly mail me ASAP.\
Thanks
Yash
Anonymous
09 November 2011 at 20:14
i am Om from State of MP :
1. what is the limitation of mutation of the property? is any time frame is fixed to get the propery mutation?
Anonymous
09 November 2011 at 16:53
two suits were filed by plaintiff agaist defendentand issues in both suits were comman.the suits were decreed on merits after trial by comman judgement.two appeal had been filed.one of the appeal was dismised as barred by limitation.what is the effect of this dismissal on other appeal.pls explain me whether resjudicata is applied in this case.
TIRTHA MONDAL
09 November 2011 at 15:24
In my deed,the quantity of my purchased land depicted as "25.6 decimal or 11,319sq.ft or 0.0259 of-on-acres".All the data are correct,but the data "0.0259 of-on-acres" is wrongly depicted where it would be "0.259 of-on-acres".Now,what step should I take?The District Sub-Registrar(D.S.R) is not willing to rectify this clerical mistake and talking that as my purchased land was recorded as 0.0259 acre,for registering 0.259 acres,I have to give again the Land Registration Stump duty about Rs.50,000 where I had given the full stump-duty of Rs.65,200/ and the total cost of land registration was 1 lakh and 5 thousand rupees against the land valuation of Rs.10,85,000/. what is the step of deed rectification?
varma
09 November 2011 at 15:12
If plaintiff filed suit for his property for permanent injuction relief prayer against defendant & declared him as owner.But he paid court fee in nominal amount for only permanent injuction..
1)In this case whether plantiff suit can be maintained if defendant doesnot challenge it.
2)Can court take suomoto at initial stage itself whether plantiff paid money is sufficient or undervalued without any objection raised by defendant at any level.
3)IF initial proceedings held & in the middle of the case if defendant raise objection for plantiff court fee,then court can proceed for court valuation fee of plantiff.
4)OR whether registrar has power at initial itself to see court fee is sufficient while filing the suit by plantiff
Tamcoo
09 November 2011 at 15:11
Dear Sir,
Is Tehsildar or SDM comes in the catagory of 1st Class Megistrate.
Please also share who are 1st Class Megistrate and their power/right.
Thanks
Dinesh
Anonymous
09 November 2011 at 10:35
yesterday i saw a topic discussed under heading 'MIRROR WILL'and that made me understood what the will is all about and i mentally coined another word for it SPOUSES WILL just so that i can keep the concept inmy mind.
BUT SIMULTANEOUSLY A QUESTION AROSE IN MY MIND WHAT IF UNION GETS BROKEN BY DIVORCE BUT WILL IS NOT REVOKED AND THE OTHER SPOUSE DYES?HOW THE WILL SHALL GET ENFORCED?
regards,
laxman.
Anonymous
09 November 2011 at 10:00
As per u/s 3 of the C.P.ACT,1986, it is the additional remedy & not BAR OF ANY OTHER Law. It is a Special Act. Whether any other Special Act can overrides Consumer Protection Act,1986?? If yes, provide some APEX COURT citations.
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Imposing costs on the counsel
Is there any provision in Code of Civil Procedure which empowers the Court to impose costs on the Counsel?