Anonymous
20 May 2011 at 14:20
respected sir,what is the act means 1894 land acqusisation act in AndhraPradesh state , if once in this act any land may be acquired by any firm or industries OR PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS from private lands after this acqusiation in this act 1894 , is there is no remmady can arise in this act to real owner?who purchased the said lands preior to acqusation of the land from real pattedar ? to re-open the said case for asking restoration of said lands ?to purchaser?who as purchased the said lands preior to acqusation of land from pattedar? with out preior notice to purchased land person , and the said land some were purchased in 1950-54.?and the name of purchaser was not entered in revenue records? due to non residents,and in 1964-66 the land was acquired from the pattedars ,now it is open land .science 1964 . actually the person who solded the said land was demised in 1960 later in rev-records have been entered her wifes name as pattedar, is the purchaser who have purchased the said land in1950-54 from pattedars husband, have any rights before acquired the said land in 1894 act or not? kindly suzesset me .and still the revenue records have not been changed the name of pattedar is continuing and in posesssion colom the institution name has been entered from 1966 on wards kindly reply for my query ,
Anonymous
20 May 2011 at 12:18
some months ago one of my friend had taken a sum of Rs fifty thousand from me and the contract of agreement was written on simple plain paper. now the friend is not showing his intention to return the money. so what should i do .wheter the plain paper can be a valid document and i have heard about the negotiable instrument act. so if this matter comes NI Act
Anonymous
20 May 2011 at 11:23
dear experts can u please clear my confusion regarding the following;
1. can i file a case for judicial seperation in the court of judicial magistrate first class and also what is the puciniary limit of judicial magistrate first class to grant permanent alimony to the petitioner wife.
2. in matter the JMFC has no jurisdiction to entrtain the judicial seperation then where should i go for the same.
saqib
19 May 2011 at 23:33
PARTIAL PARTITION IS NOT APPLICABLE.
I NEED JUDGMENTS ON THAT........
KINDLY SEND ME.. THANKS.
SAQIB YUSAF ADVOCATE.
seetharaman
19 May 2011 at 23:07
sir/madame
I urgently need a model plaint for inter pleader suit. Also clarify whether a licencee can file a interpleader suit against licensor questioning his very right to give license to property. kindly please send me a model plaint for a interpleader suit.
yogendra prakash sharma
19 May 2011 at 18:39
sir, i am a basic teacher in primary school at aligarh since jan 2006.My wife is also a basic teacher in a primary school in behraich district since 20.12.2010.u.p. gov has declared zero inter district transfer session 2009-2010,2010-2011,2011-2012.now please advice me whether my wife's transfer from district Behraich to district Aligarh is legally possible or not? because in every department husband and wife can transfer from other district to same district.
Anonymous
19 May 2011 at 17:47
Dear sir,
may I know when family court will reopen after summer vacation. In Mumbai
Thanks in advance
KAPIL
19 May 2011 at 12:42
Sir, It is bring to ur notice that my some blank cheque of saving account, which has already been closed was laying with my advocate(I/Tax). Due to some difference with him, he is misusing my old cheque and suit upon me u/s 138 and demanding money from me that he has given some cash loan Rs.2 Lacs to me against one cheque out of total cheque laying with him.I had never signed any loan agreement nor signed any cheque.Kindly advise me.
B.V.V.N.D.Prasad
19 May 2011 at 11:13
sir,
let me know how far the link document is useful to prove easementary rights when the subsequent document is not covered specifically about the easementary rights, when the subsequent document is prepared by
the court receiver where the house is purchsed in the auction conducted by the receiver
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Regarding Property Captured by My Uncle & his Son
There is ancesstoral hotel which was my grandfather property .He transferred this 75% in the name of my father & 25% in name of my uncle(young brother). Now 4years back my father had paralysis & is now a paralytic patient. Now the control of this hotel has gone to my uncle & his son. Now they dont share the income of the Hotel with us.
I am doing a job & lives outside whenever my younger brother goes to a hotel they threaten them to go from Hotel & say that they will not give a single penny .We are very much disturbed as my father is a75% share holder & entire hotel is captured by my uncle.
Should i go to DIG for filing acomplaint regarding this that they threaten me & my brother for not going to Hotel or file a case.Is there any reason that any action can be taken immediately because filing a case may take a long time .Please advice