Anonymous
17 March 2011 at 06:57
sir
A person X died in an accident.His father , his step mother and children of his step mother filed an claim case refer themselves as an real mother and real brother and sisters, leaving his actual real sister and real mother as party in this claim case and succeed to get award in his favor.my query is that
whether step mother and his children has right to get the same?
whether they committed any fraud with the court to get this compensation?
kindly suggest me that real mother and real sister of deceased should file another claim petitions to get compensation? OR they should file complaint against his step mother ans children of step mother?
And what should they do to get his right for compensation/claim under MVAC Act
It also noted that father of deseased who filed claim petition has alreay been died now.
Anonymous
17 March 2011 at 00:10
My wife left me within 4 mths of marriage and has now filed 498A on me and my family.
In DV she has claimed residential rights in my parental home which actually is the house aquired by my mother from her father (my maternal grandfather). Can she claim and will it be granted by court. I am not staying in that house but for last one year I stay wasy in a rented house but was with my parents in that house upto she was living with me. My wife is well emplowed and has a monthly income of Rs 30000/- and lives with her father. Can she still claim and get the residence rights.
pratik
16 March 2011 at 22:08
1) Can we file a criminal case u/s 138 NI Act, 1881 & also Order 37 of CPC, 1908 ( Summary Procdure) in different court ? If yes than pls provide me the any case law which say yes ?
2)What do u mean by benami transaction(S)? Becasu it has been said that benami any property whehter movable or immovable can't be purchased for a son & daughter but can purchased for the relative ?
If any case laws.
Thanks In advance.
GOD BLESS U.
Anonymous
16 March 2011 at 13:52
I had taken personal loan from the icici bank and after paying for some instalments i lost my job and then i lost some amount in some business so totally i was not able to pay the loan amount and after 4 to 5 years now i am in other place but still with the address i provided at the time of loan verification family friends they traced my adress and have come to me and they are telling huge amount as default and they are telling they will waiver some part of it and they said me to pay 60,0000 as full and final settlement But recently i got a job and i am still struggling financilayy so i said though i am defaulter i am telling i will pay in 3 instalments as 20,000 each for 3 months but the contacting person is telling it will be not possible and if i didnt pay in 3 or 4 days they will going to bring a summon on my name and police will take me to the court so i am very much confused with what to do so please help me with this and let me know what all the actions they can take on me
Member (Account Deleted)
16 March 2011 at 08:56
The Power of Attorney holder is duly authorised to gift the property (land)on behalf of the principal. The POA is duly executed and registered.
The Sub-register is saying that constituted attorney can not execute gift deed.
Whether POA holder /constituted attorney can not execute gift deed?
What is the exact provision of law in this regard?
K.Kannan
16 March 2011 at 06:36
I filed one rejection of plaint (I.A) petition against the plaints cause of action. The same was dismissed then next filed C.M.A maintainable or C.R.P?
swati arun andalkar
16 March 2011 at 00:03
ALL CO-PARCENERSE EXECUTED JOINT PROPERTY'S DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT & POWER OF ATTORNEY TO ONE BUILDER BUT THE BUILDER BREACH THE CONTRACT BY WAY OF REALISING TWO INSTALMENT AND HOLDING TWO INSTALMENT. THAT SOME CO-PARCENERSE FILE SUIT AGAINST OTHER CO-PARCENERSE AND BUILDER FOR PARTITION AND CANCELLATION OF DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT & POWER OF ATTORNEY. CAN DEFENDENT CO-PARCENERSE FILED COUNTER CLAIM AGAINST DEFENDENT BUILDER FOR CANCELLATION OF DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT & POWER OF ATTORNEY.
Anonymous
15 March 2011 at 23:53
ANY ILLEGITIMATE CHILD CLAIM PARTITION FATHER DENIED PATERNITY BURDEN ON WHOM TO PROVE THE CASE
Anonymous
15 March 2011 at 23:49
Compounding is always possible at appellate stage. After conviction the offence can be compounded ?
Any Apex Court Judgement which say that Compounding is always possible at appellate stage ONLY IN CIVIL, CRIMINAL & ANY TAX MATTERS ( If the staute say that any particular offence is Compounddable in tax matters).
Compounding is always possible at appellate stage ? Why ? Case Law on it.
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