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Anonymous   06 October 2010 at 03:26

Will Deed & Probate in AP

Sec 264 ( 2) of Indian Succession Act require Notification by State conferring power on Courts/ District Judge/s in AP to receive applications for probate - jurisdiction of Dist Judge to entertain Probate Petition - otherwise/if there is no Notification the Dist Judge has no Jurisdiction to entertain a Probate Petition in Andhra Pradesh.-Is there any Notification in AP - I request you to through light on the subject

Thanks in Advance

Anonymous   05 October 2010 at 23:36

judement passed by Madhya Pradesh high court

I need the rulling or copy of judgement passed by Madhya Pradesh high court in 1954 that witness statement will be termed as null& void if he do not turns up again for cross examination when called up on the appeal of opposite party.since opposite party couldn't get the chance for cross examination on the date he made his ]statement.

Anonymous   05 October 2010 at 21:31

wrong name in date of birth certificate & marks list

Hai Sir!

My client name is 'Munnaluri Venkata Mohana Gupta'. but his name was mentioned in his 10th & Inter marks list as Munnaluri Mohan Rao i.e in the year 1985-87 and later he was adopted by his relative at the age of 18yrs and there was a registered deed for that and in that his name as Munnaluri Venkata Mohana Gupta. after that he was married and blessed with two childern. in their birth certificates the father's name was mentioned as M.Mohan Rao and M. Mohan Gupta. and in 10th and inter marks list of his children as Munnaluri Mohan and M. Mohan Rao. now his children are aged about 19 and 17yrs and when they tried to apply for passport that time this mistakes was found. so now what my client has to do to correct his name as Munnaluri Venkata Mohana Gupta.



Niranjan Nayak   05 October 2010 at 21:30

gift deed

I am an adopted son. My father adopted me since my birth and done every rights and rituals as per hindu law. When I grew up,he got me admitted in village primary school and put his sign on the admission register as father. Since then in all my academic and government doccument,I have been known as his son. He has made a Panchayata patra when i was only four. Due to poverty he could not make a deed but he did it when I was 28.
His daughter knew all these. But now he rejects me and challenged it in the civil court. What will be result? both adoptive parents are alive and filed w/s in favour of me.
He has also gifted me some of his property.The properties were Be-bandobast and under OEA act he has got these lands.after that only he had been paying the taxes and now me is paying for last 6 years.The daughter is claiming share from this also. What should I do?
niranjan

barun deka   05 October 2010 at 20:35

transfer of property (ostensible owner)

Say 'A' is the ostensible owner of a plot of land which is purchased bonafide by 'B'. 'B' again sells the same land to 'C'. Now 'D' the real owner sues 'C' for declaration of right, title and interest and cancellation of sale-deed. Now can 'C' draw the protection of Section 41 of TP.

Any decisions????

barun deka   05 October 2010 at 20:33

transfer of property (ostensible owner)

Say 'A' is the ostensible owner of a plot of land which is purchased bonafide by 'B'. 'B' again sells the same land to 'C'. Now 'D' the real owner sues 'C' for declaration of right, title and interest and cancellation of sale-deed. Now can 'C' draw the protection of Section 41 of TP.

Shailendra Kumar Sharma   05 October 2010 at 20:11

Bounced Cheque

I booked a flat from a builder in 2006, which i sold to another person in 2008. According to the policy of builder my buyer paid the amount to builder, against which builder issued me the cheque. The cheque was bounced in sept 2008. Can i file a Case now to get my money back with interest?

Mugundhan   05 October 2010 at 18:41

Ancestral Property

Dear experts, a property is situated in Tamilnadu. It was purchased in 1950's by one X who died in 1962 and he was succeeded by his only son Y. Y had a son and a daughter. Y along with his son sold the property in 2006 without the knowledge of his daughter. Now Y also died in 2008. Now is the daughter entitled to claim her share in the property?

Anonymous   05 October 2010 at 17:34

Revival of the society

The Society formed in 1989 for acquiring a layout.

there were 59 members paid the money. All were allotted with less than 1 ground ie 2400 sqft. A part of the land was taken by railway authorities.

Now railway authories returned back a compensation of 75 lacs & the balane land

The society was not renewed and announced as a defunct society. Now the secretary was no more. Two persons not related to the society were taken away all the old records & claimed that they are the members & took the cheuqe from govt & deposited.


now the question is that

Whether the defunct society can be revived for it's exsistence with the now available members?

what is the procedure?

we have stopped the bank account for any further operations?

all the present members have gathered for a special general body meeting & elected the new office bearers.

How to proceed now ?

kindly help us for futher course of action

Chandani Saruparia   05 October 2010 at 17:32

WITHDREW HIGH COURT PETITION

How to withdrew a petition from High Cout under section 100 of Companies act.
What is the procedure to be fiollowed in company as well as in the court