Anonymous
19 September 2010 at 20:56
under civil law can person claim for cancellation of agreement?if yes under which provision they file a suit for cancellation of agreement and refund the amount which he takes? thank u.
Anonymous
19 September 2010 at 19:08
One case of permanent and mandatory injuntion lies to remove a portion of dividing wall allegedly constructed subsequently between two houses. Plaintiff filed paper of the property which does not contain the length and bredth of the property and only has area of property. He purchased it in built form after 16 years since defendent purchased. Defendent took the defence that whole wall lies in his measurement and he has not consturcted the said portion of the wall but did renovation. However he also not filed any documentary evidence except some photographs showing unplastered wall and report made to local police to prove that whole walls falls in his area. No local commissioner was appointed to measure the said houses. Oral evidence from both side is of not much help. In such case what should be the fate of the case? what are the basic facts which plaintiff drequire to prove?
Naveenkumar
19 September 2010 at 17:53
is it correct to make the cross examination of the power of attorney holder from the plaintiff after completion of the chief examination by the pliantiff.
sh chatt
19 September 2010 at 12:15
My father expired leaving behind two sons. He had made a will which is registered which mentioned land and liquid assets. Now we have taken the will for probate for land (House) only and court has passed the permission for will execution for land only (as nothing has been mentioned for liquid assets in the claim). The name transfer for the land has been completed. Now for the liquid assets we approached bank with the copy of the will. The Manager asked us to bring probate for the will. Now on approaching a lawyer, he said that we have to take probate of the will again for liquid assets and that too in civil court. I said, we have taken probate of the will while inheriting the land (house) and shown him the copy of courts advice. He said, that was case regarding the land which had been dealt with by revenue department tahasil. Now this is the case of liquid assets and will be dealt by civil court, so you have to take probate again. Is he right? Secondly, while taking probate of the will regarding liquid assets, we have to pay 10% of the claim amount as stamp duty. Is he right? What is the stamp duty in such cases in Chhattisgarh? Is there any other way to save this stamp duty amount as the amount (to be claimed) is already tax paid amount. whats you view?
Anonymous
19 September 2010 at 12:09
DEAR SIR,
WE WORK AT A CBSE AFFLIATE SCHOOL WHICH IS RUN BY A SOCIETY OF THE UP POLICE DEPARTMENT HEADED BY THE DG FOR WELFARE OF WARDS OF POLICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL.
THE BUILDING FUNDS WERE PROVIDED BY THE STATE GOVERNMENT.
CAN I WRIT BE FILED AGAINST THE ABOVE SCHOOL FOR GROSS IRREGULARTIES IN THEIR CONDUCT AND MAKING ARBITRARILY PERMANENT TEACHERS TO THE CONTRACTUAL SYSTEM.
DO GUIDE SIR
VK
tarun
19 September 2010 at 09:14
respected members,
what is the provisions of MACT for claim petiton for the death of a buffalo in a motor vehicle accident.
can it be filed u/s 163-a or 166 of mv act?
ar any other special provision?
can anyone provide a model petition for this purpose?
bhupendra
19 September 2010 at 08:50
In case of filing SLP( Civil) under artical 136 of constitution of india, Is Union of India has to be served with prior notice ?
Is UOI has permanent caveat in each matter in which it is a party?
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In a WILL is it correct to write the clause for getting the property to the legal heir of the testatee if the testatee died during the life time of testator?