G.Nagarajeshwar Rao
23 April 2011 at 08:11
If the defendant prove that the suit is hit by rule of "damdupat", then the court will dismiss the suit or reduces the amount by granting decree? please clarify. Thank you one and all.
Sohit
23 April 2011 at 00:23
I have deposited an amount of Rs25,000/- with a person on 20/05/2003 by cheque. The said person paid be interest on the said deposit till 20/05/2007 and failed to pay interest thereafter.I repeatedly demanded the interest on the said deposit from the said person,but he did'nt pay, therefore finally in the month of March 2011 I demanded my depsoited amount from the said person alongwith interest, the said person agreed to return the said deposited amount of Rs25,000/- and issued a cheque for 25,000/- dated 29/03/2011, but the said cheque on presentation got dishonoured. Whether the said transaction will be treated as Time barred debt
Anonymous
22 April 2011 at 21:48
As a non law student very much interest in law so pls clarify my dought or as many opinion on the belowmentioned subject pls dont forget to tell me about the last example also. (Very hope that i will get the lot of answer in depth)
If you have already signed one affidavit, in a case, if the other side party will file a counter affidavit. If you file another affidavit in reply to the counter affidavit that is called rejoinder affidavit.
But what if again the other side party (defedant) file a affidavit called counter affidavit than in response the plantiff will file again a reply called as a 2 rejoinder affidavit or any other name.
who many rejoinder affidavit & counter affidavit it is permissible in the CPC law.
Example to understand more in detail the concept of rejoinder affidavit & counter. Keepinf in mind 4 to 5 reply my both the party in the civil cases.
Thanks ALLLLLLLL.
Anonymous
22 April 2011 at 21:37
Your Valuable Opinion Required along with the query. Do help.
When the petition submitted and after that if the petitioner want to submit some more details for the interest of justice, it can be filled by way of a rejoinder affidavit, in addition to your petition - that is rejoinder affidavit. CPC has this provision. when you file a petition against some one then in defence the opposite party files written statement. sometime some details of written statement need clarification/answer for your defence then you need to file a counter affidavit to that written statement.In short you can say reply to the reply both in Petitioner & Defedant right. For the new thinghs you will file additional statment,with support of an affidavit.(first show the reason to the court that why are you filing additional statement and then take the order from the court to filling the same.
is called as a rejoinder affidavit & counter affidavit.
BUT
Query :
1)SO we can say that rejoinder affidavit can be ONLY FILLED by Plantiff/Petitioner & it is applicable in any civil cases (ONLY), Writ Petition in civil. But it is applicable in HC & SC in any stage of the proceedings.
2)Counter Affidavit can be ONLY FILLED by Defedant & it is applicable in any civil cases , Writ Petition in civil. But it is applicable in HC & SC in any stage of the proceedings.
SO the conclusion is it is not applicable in criminal cases right ?
So it is also not applicable in any Tax matters in ITAT (Income Tax Appellate Tribunal) matters related to tax in any HC & SC.
DO guide me
Thanks.
Abhik Nandi
22 April 2011 at 20:34
1. Who is the Public Information Officer of Jharkhand Police, Jamtara District ?
2. To Whom the India Postal Order is Payable while making an application under RTI Act 2005 before the Jharkhand Police ?
3. Is there any specific head of account to which the IPO is to be fill up?
4. What is the RTI rules of Jharkhand for mode payment of RTI application fee ?
By Adv. Abhik Nandi.
Anonymous
22 April 2011 at 19:59
contradiction between oral evidence and written evidence. writtern evidence is admissible. any citation/
Anonymous
22 April 2011 at 18:22
I have as a petitioner obtained an order under consent term in August 2009 from City Civil Court at Dindoshi-Mumbai for my fathers two flats in Mumbai and also have the decree. Due to non compliance of order by the defendants these flats could not nbe sold and I have to file now Execution Petition. Pl. advice if:
1) I can be appointed Executor of the decree or it has to some one chosen by the court ?
2) Normally who is appointed as executor and what is the cost ?
3) Can I ask the court to make payments directly in to my bank account or by way of a pay order on disposal of flats to avoid any fraud?
Anonymous
22 April 2011 at 17:58
dear experts i wanted to know ..what is the limitation period for claiming compensation to MACT
KAPIL
22 April 2011 at 17:55
Sir,
what documents required to prove that I have received a loan in cash, if petitioner having only a cheque.
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