Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 17:19
A true copy is necessarily a copy prepared or compared with original or the original is necessary when true copy is prepared. can a copy of certified copy also be true copy?
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 17:16
If a private document is lost but is crucial for my legal case. Can I give an attested copy (attested/ certified as true copy by notary)).
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 15:58
A Trust has to be formed other than in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the Trustees sign the Trust deed, but are unable to go to get the said document registered. So they give a Power of Attorney to one of the co trustee to get the said Trust Deed registered. My query
1. Is the Power of Attorney required to be registered with the Sub Registrars office, if so then which state, where the Trust is being formed or where the Trustees reside?
2. Can the said Power of Attorney be notarised, will it be valid for registering the Trust Deed?
Kindly advise very urgent.
rajesh makol
23 August 2011 at 13:36
I filed a civil case for possession and declaration of forged documents of the extended structure of my dda flat extended structure on the basis of chain of documents involving four parties.
I have found two papers in the chain (Ist to IInd party) will and receipt, to be forged while the GPA is correct. I have another notary based copy of will.
The case has come to evidence stage. Is it necessary for me to file all the documents in original. What if I do not file the fake will and receipt? Will it affect my ownership right? One issue is to prove my ownership right. I have got the original copies of all the documents.
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 13:31
Is it necessary to produce original of all photocopy documents in the court in a civil property dispute. If some documents cannot be produced in original what is the effect on evidence stage? Can those documents be recalled from subregistrar office where they are registered?
To prove ownership of a property chain of original documents is sufficient or the subregistrar whom is to be called as witness.
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 12:50
i got national fellowship for ph.d. which is based on my minority status.now i wnt to change my religion.is this effects upon my fellowship?
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 11:56
Dear Experts,
kindly clarify that will girl belongs to SC category will get benefits of reservation after marrying General category boy ?
sir,
This is raja from tamilnadu,we belong to hindhu law. my father worked as subinspector of police and he met an road accident and passed away on the year 2005.while he was in service he brought one house(selfacquired)in tamilnadu housing board, under his name via government loan.due to his death the goverment have cancel the remaining amount and release the mortagage deed to my mother, now the how was in my fathersname.me,mother,sister(minor),grandmother are the legalheirs of my father,my grandmother also expired,but my grandfather is alive and she has 10sons and 3daughters.
my question is,
1.what is the procedure for changing the house into my mothers name?
2.whether the legalheirs of my grandmother want to sign to change the property into my mothers name?
plz give me guidance via dineshrajaips@gmail.com
Priyanka
23 August 2011 at 10:31
Hi,
One of my collegaue has recieved 35000/- bill from vodafone. Rather he has not even used so much services.
Request you to guide, as whether we can file a suit for the same. Also, could you help with the procedure for the same.
Declaration..
I want to file a suit declaration of civil death(death declaration)?? Under which provision of civil law am i suppose to file the said suit??? what should be the cause of action of the said suit?? who will be necessary/formal party to the said suit???
reply awaited....