Anonymous
11 August 2011 at 22:43
Sir,
The CAT has allowed my petition which was remanded back by the HC for deciding one issue before CAT.I challenged the HC order by the way of SLP before Supreme Court of India which was dismissed. The CAT had pronounced an order against me. Now I am Planning to file the writ Petition against that latest order of the CAT by the way of writ petition
My query is whether HC consider it negative as i had moved to SC against the previous order which has remanded it back?
raghavendra
11 August 2011 at 20:05
sir,
i am going to take civil judge examination in karantaka ,
how should i prepare for exam ,where can i get the previous years exam papers ,
Anonymous
11 August 2011 at 20:02
When a stay order is expunged in the civil court and the status quo is also dismissed in the city civil courts can the party approach the high court and again obtain an interim stay?
Anonymous
11 August 2011 at 18:45
what is the diffrence between jug in rem n jug personam.pls give me details
Anonymous
11 August 2011 at 15:58
There is a d'mat account containing some equity shares held by three joint-holders, say A, B and C.
B expired recently. A had expired few years ago. C is alive.
B had made a will leaving all her property to numerous other people.
What is the status of the d'mat account?
Will C be entitled to all the shares that are in the account, by virtue of his now remaining the only holder. Or will the shares be clubbed with the other assets of B and distributed to all the beneficiaries of the will. Or what?
Can somebody please clarify what the legal position is in a case like this.
Thanks for your help.
gaurav
11 August 2011 at 13:55
sir,
my client is working in clerical post in min.of defence.deptt has imposed penalty for some misconduct. now deptt.wants to enhance penalty under rule 29 and scn has ben served.my client may prefer appeal to cat and time limit is one year forthe appeal. canu tl me time limit for revision by deppt to enhance the penalty under rule 29 of ccs rules.
Anonymous
11 August 2011 at 13:51
Dear most honourable and kind advocates. Please tell me proceedure to comply with the following:-
Self acquired property of my late father is bequeathed to me. The land on which property exists is on lease from Govt. agency. In case I cannot find original, what should I do to have my legal rights to do anything with the property ??.
Thank you
Anonymous
11 August 2011 at 12:41
Sir,
As per Shri.Ajay Sethi's remark, appeal before national commission has to be filed within 30 days of the order passed by state commission. But I came to know from some other sources that after receiving the certified judgement copy, then only 30 days. Is it true or not.
Thanks and regards
Harish K. Chandak
11 August 2011 at 10:25
Sir i want to file appeal before collector u/s 308 of above act but i dont know whether there is any limitation and also dont have any format for the same knidly assist me...
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How to prove handwritten and signed documents which are denied.
dear sir,
in a suit filed by me with at least of 10 , 15 samples of letters and envelopes which have been signed or handwritten the defendant has outright denied these documents.
my query is how does one prove these documents under the indian evidence act.
as a retired banker when we suspected forgery we gave to handwriting expert who came out with reasoned onionions
my lawyer states that handwriting experts give diffferent opinions and that should not be our option.
he says he shall try to prove the documents through cross examination.
i seek the following advice.
1. there are at least 15 docs filed which have the handwriting of the dee\fendants. would it be possible for the handwriting expert to camoflauge reports and give misleading reports.
2. do courts have a panel of handwriting experts of repute or do they refer documents to the govt handwritingt agencies where standards of fauirness are correct.
3. does the court rely on the report of a handwriting expert or does it on objection raised appoint another expert to go into it.
4. there are at least four letters with envelopes in the handwriting of defendant no1 with registered cover stamps , postal marks written to me. do these have better evidentiary value despite being denied by the defendant.
the letters are crucial for evidence and it is a must for me to establish the genuiness of these letters written.
what are the options available to me
vinay kala
aug 11,2011