Anonymous
30 September 2011 at 18:33
Can a relative of a deceased after their appearance in the Probate Case on the basis of citation issued to them, inspect the WILL without filing any Caveat either before the concerned Judge of the Probate Court prescribed under Section 284 of the Indian Succession Act, although in their first appearance has doubted the genuineness of the WILL in a petition filed by them for inspection of the WILL.
Respected SIR/MADAM
i have submit a complaint in the court under sec 138 N.I. act on the party in April 2008 on-behalf bounced cheque .unfortunately the party died on 16 sep 2011.Now three years passed and no time rest to file recovery suit on the father of that person according to LIMITATION ACT.
SIR/MADAM Please tell me that can i am able to get mercy of court limitation to file recovery suit on his father on the basis complaint case under sec 138 N.I. Act.some expert told that i am not able to get limitation in these circumstances and if i would file civil/recovery suit on the Father of that person i will get loss of court fees also because Court will strictly denied to accept my case after passed limitation period according to limitation act.
Anonymous
30 September 2011 at 16:14
Sir,
My father who was respondent in a title appeal & defendant in partition suit, and in another title suit he was plaintiff along with me. Now he has died leaving behind 3 son & 2 daughter. Except me other leaves in different places and are ready to give me POA for the above mentioned suit.So,
Do I will have give information about all the heirs?
In that where I too is plaintiff along with him, do I need to go for substitution?
Any other procedure/information regarding the substitution. Plz guide me.
Thanking all of U.
M.RAMACHANDRA RAO
30 September 2011 at 14:25
kindly ignore the other message i have posted since a wrong file was attached.
M.RAMACHANDRA RAO
30 September 2011 at 14:19
Anonymous
30 September 2011 at 12:14
what is the limitation for filing review of a judgment.is it 30 days from date of judgment or 30 days from receiving the official copy of the decree.
Anonymous
30 September 2011 at 01:12
Is it possible to dismiss the application of restoring the suit, dismiss in default (both parties not attending the court) filed after 1-1/2 to 2 years.
Please read Article 122 thoroughly and Article 137 also of Limitation act
Article 122.
To restore a suit or appeal or application for review or revision dismissed for default of appearance or for want of prosecution or for failure to pay costs of service of process or to furnish security for costs.
Period - Thirty days from the date of dismissal.
while one citation "1990 ccc 336 Patna" says that U.O 9 R 4 with Sec 151 CPC - Article 122 Limit act not applicable and article 137 applicable.
i want that the case should not be restore help me out with suitable ruling etc...
Thanks
Anonymous
30 September 2011 at 01:01
please treat this as withdrawn
Oath commisioner
Hello experts,
I am currently located in Mumbai and I need to file a written statement for MACT case in Delhi. My lawyer have advised me to send signed written statement with a affidavit attested by oath commisioner. I am currently in navi mumbai and Thane court is nearby. Is it mandatory to have submit a written statement to court with affidavit attested by Oath commisioner?
Could anybody please help me in locating oath commisioner and also explain me the procedure that I should follow to get the affidavit signed from him. My lawyer have prepared a written statement and also created required affidavit.(Please note that my lawyer is in Delhi).
Thanks in advance.