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ravikantharaja   03 January 2010 at 10:06

will

property bequeated for religius purpose for instance for jamat should be used only that purpose. can anyone please let me know if there is any case law on this

V.V.RAMDAS   03 January 2010 at 00:27

What is the difference between "DOCUMENT" AND "iNSTRUMENT",

DEAR FRIENDS,
CAN ANY BODY HELP ME IN PROVIDING THE CITATION DIFFERENCIATING BETWEEN THE "DOCUMENT" AND "INSTRUMENT"

V.V.RAMDAS   03 January 2010 at 00:08

Can a exparte order of Dist Consumer Forum be resotored?

Dear friends,

In a Consumer dispute the Opp.Party had filed his written version and the same is accepted by te forum and in the next date neither the party nor his advocat could attend the forum due to some unavoidable circumstances and in the subsequent date the forum passed exparte order. Now can it be resotored under order 9 rule 13 of the C.P.C ?

Rohit Suresh Gangawane   02 January 2010 at 20:04

Co-Operatve Law and C.P.c.

Dear Seniors

The Application under order 7 Rule 11(d) came to be rejected by Co-Operative Court. The respondent is agitataing that the dispute is barred by limitation i.e. the same is filed after 6 years.

From the ruling reported in 1997 (1)ALL MR 193 it appears that the proper Forum is High Court.

Please advise what is proper forum to approach against the said order passed by the co-operative court

Regards
Rohit

Raja Sundarraman   02 January 2010 at 17:41

The Public Charitable Trust- Carrying on business activities

Respected Learned Sirs, my query is whether a registered Public Charitable Trust can be having an object aiming at carrying on business activities in the fields as specified in the deed for the purpose of funding the Corpus Fund of the Trust in order to met out its various charitable objects?

Anonymous   02 January 2010 at 13:04

query

Can UGC,AICTE,NCTE,University can come in consumer protection act

Anonymous   02 January 2010 at 10:52

PARTNERSHIP

a property has been purchased by a partnership firm having three partners. after sometime one of them died. now problem is this ..and other two partners want to mortgage the property. Is is possible ? and what should be do?

Anonymous   01 January 2010 at 23:01

Dismissed SLP in the Supreme Court oZIndia

If an SLP for Limitation for a will filed in the Supreme court has been dismissed due to non appearance of the petioners counsel and on merits then what is the action one may take ?

Either to file for recall application or for resoration or to file an appeal against the judgement or to file for revision. Pls. guide what kind of application is to be filed .
Also what is the difference between recall,restoration, revision and appeal in legal language,please explain.

DEVENDRA   01 January 2010 at 21:21

cross decrees

"A" had obtained decree of permanant injunction against "B" not to interfere his possession over suit property.By this judgement, ownership of "A" over suit property was confirmed This decree is confirmed as "B" has not filed any appeal agaianst the judgement & decree.

After 5 years "B" has obtain decree of mandatory injunction againast "A" over the same suit property - i.e to remove the construction over the suit property.
Upto high court, the decree agaianst "A' is confirmed.
Unfortunately, "A" and / or his then advocate has failed to convince Court about previous decree. Fact of Previous decree was remained untouched in next suit.

Now "B" has filed execution proceedings against "A". Further, "A" wants to file execution proceedings against "B" as decree against "B" as mentioned above is still unchellenged. No question of limitation as both decrees are within 8 years.

Now what will be the legal position ?
Whose decree can be enforced by court ?
What about cross decrees ?

Anonymous   01 January 2010 at 17:34

Shares

One of my friends has purchased some shares from a company called "southern spice" long time ago. It has come to my knowledge that this company doesn’t exist now. Is this true? What if the company has winded up their business can he claim his share back ?