Anonymous
21 January 2011 at 01:20
Dear experts,
I have taken bank loan from one of the major banks in India and came to Dubai a year back. As I have lost the job due to health issues I was not able to pay the entire emi amount. I'm willing to settle the entire loan may be after 3-4 months period but I would like to know what type of action can be taken by the bankers. I gave cheques to the bankers but to due insufficient balance the chques was bounced. Will the bank file recovery suit on my case for not paying around 6 emi amount?
I have already informed the bankers that I will settle the amount but is there any possibilities to file civil case? Please provide me some suggestions to deal the bank. I dont want to be a defaulter but at the same time i need time to settle the amount.
thanks in advance for your suggestions.
Anonymous
20 January 2011 at 22:13
Dear Experts
i need your advice in following,
1. A father-in-law dispose all his coparcenary property in his hands to his adopted son by "will".(not givin any property to his widow daughter-in-law).
2. The adopted son file suit for title and win the case in which the widow daughter-in- law was a defendant, she contest the suit but suit degreed agaist her, since the widow not filed any document to prove that the suit property are copercenery.
3.In appeal also dismised that in the absence of any proof of copercenery, the suit properties can be consider as self acuried and the widow can not have share in it, and no appeal on that.
5. But the real fact is, all the property are ancestry properties there is enough proof for it.
In this situation can she file a partition suit in the property of her father-in-law (degreed suit property against her) by the evidence now in hand OR the degree given against her will bind her not to file partition.
Please answer me sir, thanking you
(please find judgements)
sathiyanathan
20 January 2011 at 20:15
sir ,
my father retired from private factory with an annual income of 5 lakhs in feb 2010.now he has no considerable income.as per creamy layer conditions ,that if annual income of parents are higher than 4.5 lakhs in three consecutive years then one would fall on creamy layer.in my case since my father had retired and other source of in has been very insignificant, will i be in non creamy layer..?
AMAN
20 January 2011 at 17:59
I would like to know the following :
I am having the loans and credit card dues from different banks in India. The bank has already filed the Civil suit and delivered the notice at my India address against the dishonor of cheque.
ONE OF THE BANK CAME TO KNOW WHERE I AM WORKING PRESENTLY AND HE WAS THREATENING ME THAT “MAKE THE PAYMENT OR ELSE WE WILL TAKE U BACK TO INDIA THROUGH EMBASSY/CONSULATE”.
WILL THE BANK BE ABLE TO DO ANYTHING THROUGH EMBASSY/CONSULATE TO GET ME BACK TO INDIA OR IT IS JUST A PRESSURE TRICKS OF THE BANK? CAN I FILE INSOLVENCY PETITION? WHAT PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES SHOULD I TAKE IN ADVANCE?
Is there any effect to my current job of outside India?
Thks,
Anonymous
20 January 2011 at 17:26
some of our land properties are in the name of my father. he had expired 15 years back. the property in the revenue records are in my fathers name and i am enjoying the property by farming and paying regular taxes. now this property has been sold by some unknown persons to some other persons. when i went for getting an encumbarance certificate for the properties, this fradulant transaction got reflected. what is the civil remedy for the cancellation of the said sale? can i also initiate a criminal action against the perpetrators? let me know the procedures for the same. my land is in virudhunagar district of tamilnadu.
Anonymous
20 January 2011 at 16:44
I want to file a partition suit. I put money for construction of the house during the period of my mother(4 Lakhs) and some amount for registration. The amount all together comes 4.5 lakhs. I am having six brothers.They are causing problem to me . So I decided to file partition suit. For collecting the amount which I spent , I have to pay court fees of Rs 25 thousand. I am very poor to pay for that. How Can I ask the money at the time of partition. Property is only 60 Sq.m.
Anonymous
20 January 2011 at 16:36
Dear Sir/ Madam
Presently my cases are in process of proceedings under section 9 and domestic violence act and the coming dates of proceedings are in last of Janauvary, 2011 and in this concern my advocate is not taking interest and we already have made the payments and whenever we try to talk to him he starts misbehaving and abusing that we can not tolerate any longer for this reason I want my previous advocate to be replaced by the one who is responsible and knowledgeable and reasonable to proceed the pending cases for further period.
What should I do as he (present advocate) also has written to us that the cases which are pending will be withdrawn by him if we did not follow him in inconvinient demands that are not fair and justiciable.
you are therefore requested to kindly give me some advice on which I can carry on my pending cases for further proceedings in Saket, New Delhi.
Anonymous
20 January 2011 at 16:04
Dear Experts
i need your advice in following,
1. A father-in-law dispose all his coparcenary property in his hands to his adopted son by "will".(not givin any property to his widow daughter-in-law).
2. The adopted son file suit for title and win the case in which the widow daughter-in- law was a defendant, she contest the suit but suit degreed agaist her, since the widow not filed any document to prove that the suit property are copercenery.
3.In appeal also dismised that in the absence of any proof of copercenery, the suit properties can be consider as self acuried and the widow can not have share in it, and no appeal on that.
5. But the real fact is, all the property are ancestry properties there is enough proof for it.
In this situation can she file a partition suit in the property of her father-in-law (degreed suit property against her) by the evidence now in hand OR the degree given against her will bind her not to file partition.
Please answer me sir, thanking you.
Priya Sharma
20 January 2011 at 12:24
Under the provisions of section 372 of the Succession Act, petition has been filed by the respondents which are the body corporates against our Company and the Company has been asked to appear before the court for hearing.
My question is the act does not say that pleader has to appear before the court and secondly whether section 372 applies to body corporates also as section speaks in tersm of the deceased individual only.
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