pratik
04 July 2010 at 15:41
Difference between administrative discretion & subjective satisfaction type discretion with the examples.
(Pls who dont want to answer pls don't answer but don't write any thing that refer the books, act, it is not use to etc.) I am writting the above under bracket line(S) because some don't what to answer & writes any thing which is not related to the topic so the above mentioned has been written like an easy.
Also i apologize for the abovementioned para which is under bracket .
thanks in advance.
pratik
04 July 2010 at 15:32
AFTER HOW MANY YEARS CIVIL COURT DECREE BECOMES VOID IF NOT MUTATION IS DONE
Dear Sir,
Can some one quote the Sec of Limitations Act under which the Civil Court Decree become void (if mutation is NOT done within 12 yrs) also tell me the bracket words meaning ?
Also kindly print the language of the Sec concerned, since I do not have access to Indian Law books here and the Web Site presumably has not been updated, as it looks.
I think this query learned members can answer because most of my query are not answer i dont know why ? (some are writting pls read the books or act etc proper but it should be understand by the members that some of the position i am not able to understand so i am putting the querys to the learned members ) So pls help me out in solving the queries which i have posted earlier also.
Thanks
Anonymous
04 July 2010 at 14:51
Sir,
Can the heir of the seller (died) be directed to sign the correction deed by the civil or any court? The heirs are refusing to sign? Is filling declaration suit is only remedy? It is for the correction of area of the land sold thro' registered deed.
What content or format should be in legal notice for directing the heir of the seller for signing rectification deed for rectification of area?
Plz. Suggsest.
Thanking all of U.
Anonymous
04 July 2010 at 14:44
Sir,
what are the requirement for permanent and mandatory injunction against the encroacher of land.? Does it binds both the party or only a wrong doer?
thanks
pratik
04 July 2010 at 14:15
1)What do u mean by miscellaneous proceedings as per cpc, 1908 section 141.
Can anybody answer the above mentioned because this query is posted an no of times .
2)THE GUARDIANS AND WARDS ACT, 1890 or The Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act which act is force.
3) which books should be prefer more for prevention of corruption act, 1988 & indian sucession act, transfer of proprtty act which gives a lot of detail info.
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
04 July 2010 at 12:45
can a bank issue a notice under rule 107 of maharashtra co-operative socities rule, for attachment of the property to a guarantor in spite of the previous property been attached and out for auction?
previous property of the borrower is out for sale and the bank will recover the amount of debt.....but can they simultaneously give the notice to guarantor?
S.MANIMARAN
03 July 2010 at 23:42
what amount to denial of title by the tenant, if the land in questing is alloted by the government to the land lord on the lease cum sale agreement , the land lord had paid the entire dues to the govt, the issue of sale deed is pending, at this point of time the land lord want to vacate the non residential portion of the building for his personal accommodation and the age of the L.L IS 84 years, at this juncture he want to settle the property to the his daughters, whether it can be done and the stand taken by the Tenant is whether amount to denial of title i need explanation form our team.
Anonymous
03 July 2010 at 21:03
My husband bought one property in my name.Later husband asked to return the property to his name. But due to the shortage of money Power of Attorney executed by me in his name.We are having two daughters and one Son. My Husband wants to give property to the Son.But I like to give all equally.Now My Son and Husband is going to execute settlement deed in Son's favour.How can I avoid it?If I cancel the power the relation between my and Husband shall collapse.So what can I do?
Whether I can inform the register office to stop the registration of settlement deed?If cancelling the Power how can I do that with out their knowledge?
Anonymous
03 July 2010 at 16:47
what is the differences between ejectment suit and eviction suit ?
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Unregisterdill
I have inherited 1/3 rd share of property which is around 1000 sq feet of total 3000 feet from my grandfathers brother ( A ) via an unregistered will who was unmarried and hence had no issue. The remaining parts belong to 1, my father and 2, my chacha (B)who is causing me trouble .
The entire proerty is one building which is lesed out and rents recieved by me, my father and my chacha , it was leased in year 2000 the property 1/3rd was mutated in my favour in year 2002.
Now my chacha is keen on challenging the will, as he has natural right on the property to some extent as there are some other uncles ( A's other brothers sons n total there can 8 claimants ) who also become the natural heirs of the said part if the will is revoked.
my quetion is
1) Can the will be challenged aftr 16 years of the death , as A died in 1994
2)Since 1994 there has been no claim does the law of adverse posseion apply
3) Mutation in my favour 2002 does it make my sitation any better
4) I am drawing rent since 2000 from the same building frm where my chacha is withrawing rent doe it not make obvious that he has accepted m as true onerof the land
Will the law of estoople help