kapil dehuliya
14 April 2011 at 07:44
i am padma.i am a hindu. my father had a ancestrol agriculturer land of 20 acre. my brother was born in 19/9/1938, i was born in 18/10/56. my father died in 1963. my mother died in 2008. people say that i had my right in property by birth. wise people please tell me what would be my share in 10 acre of ancestrol land,please note that my brother was born in 1938 before hindu succession act 1956. i am confused, diffrent people have diffrent opinions, i need a unbiased advice,
Anonymous
13 April 2011 at 21:26
1) Can anybody tell me the meaning of counter-affidavit & proof affidavit & Rejoinder affidavit
2) Difference between pre-emption suit & administration suit & Summary suit. Pls with the example(S).
Can be filled in both any civil, criminal cases,suit & in any writ petition,SLP .
the question has been posted many times but the answer were bookish queries & etc which is not upto the questions as i am asking the question because no answer are in google or any book so i am asking it nothing else so it is a request to answer me.
Or at last tell me he book or any case law which give me the above question answer .
Member (Account Deleted)
13 April 2011 at 21:04
Hi,
We have filed suite for succession certificate for my aunty, deceased to avail pension benifits. She is unmarried and the paramour appointed lawyer against this one.
This was filed last year in March, and he is able convey the judge withoug any counter filed.
Can anyone clear us, how many times can the court can adjurned for this?
Many Thanks,
Chandra
Sachin Devendra Maroli
13 April 2011 at 21:03
whether the consent is required when Doctor is treating patient and doctor found that there is required additional treatment
manoj r. dubey
13 April 2011 at 20:52
there are 2 sons of a mother. the mother is ageded and the room in which is residing is going under redevelopment. the builder has already done a alternate temporary accomadiation agreement with the mother. now the problem is that the mother is residing on 3rd floor and not able to go down stairs and travel. now she is telling her sons to make such a paper so that instead of her the sons can handle the builder and whatever papers is to be sign will be sign by them on her behalf.
now my question is whether the mother can give power of attorney to both the son. give me format for that?
if she dies after the execution of power of attorney will the power of attorney gets cancelled?
Anonymous
13 April 2011 at 20:44
What is the basic difference & meaning between interim application & interlocutory applications as I do understand that both are interrelated in civil and as well also under criminal cases because it is applicable in civil & criminal both cases & also to SC.
What is the difference between interim order & impunged order & the meaning of interim order ?
there are no answer in google & any books. so i am here to ask the question
explore me in the above topic .
raghavendra
13 April 2011 at 18:21
sir,
can i anybody give me one will draft ,please
is will registration is mandatory
Anonymous
13 April 2011 at 18:14
SIR,
WANT TO KNOW WHAT ARE THE NECESSARY CONDITIONS FOR ORAL SETTLEMENT OF PROPERTY.
I AM TOLD THAT ONE CONDITION IS THAT THE SETTLEMENT MUST BE AMONG BENERICIARIES IN A FRIENDLY ADMOSPHERE AND CERTAINLY NOT HOSTILE
PLEASE ENLIGHTEN
VINAY KALA APR 13,11
Anonymous
13 April 2011 at 18:09
Dear Sir,
Kindly inform on the following case
The Petitioner on adhoc basis has been claiming Regular appointment from year 2001 before CAT. The CAT in Feb 2010 has allowed his Application and gave direction to appoint him on regular basis but was not been implemented. The Petitioner filed the Contempt Petition against the employer. The Employer move to the High Court which on remand has issued directions to decide on the plea of Limitation
The High Court has specifically stated that if the issue of Limitation is decided against the employer the issue of merits need not to be decided as the same has already been decided by the CAT in its previous order
But this time cat decided against the Petitioner without deciding the merits
My questions before the Hon'ble experts members are as the merits of the case has already been decided on previous order dated Feb 2010 whether the petitioner can enforec the order on its merits by way of filing contempt petition or opening of Contempt Petition
Whether the employer or the petitioner have to file the writ Petition for quashing or implementation of the previous order on its merits? if yes whom have to file
waiting for your reply at earliest
Thanking you in advance
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Hurdles in Letter of Administration !
We are nine legal heirs who had filed a petition in High Court in 2010 in regard to assets of our late father / grand father who died intestate in 1996. Due to exposer of fraud by some legel heirs we are unable to move ahead in the matter although all of them have given a consenting bond in the court.
Umder these circumstances pl. advice:
a) How we can move forward and get the letter of administration. We have paid R.s 75000/- in court fee besides advocate's fee and now find our selves stuck up due to fraduster legal heirs.
b) Is there any time limit for removing objections raised by court registrar ?
Awaiting expert advice on urgent basis.