Anonymous
12 January 2010 at 13:56
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Pawan Patil
12 January 2010 at 13:25
Dear Sir/ Madam,
I have given original documents to civil court for making affidavit.
One another court I have to submit certified copy of those original documents
So, can any body explain me procedure & how much amount I have to pay for that?
How much time will take that?
Regards,Choudhari
krishnamohan
12 January 2010 at 13:21
mother has registered his property to his children for 75000 rs and whether shecan cancell the registration of property,
Anonymous
12 January 2010 at 09:36
i wanted help..please help me
one accident took place and in that accident two vehicles were involved one is Motorcycle duly insured and one Honda City Car also insured, now the problem in that the person who was riding the motorcycle is died and offence is registered against him by the Police, and since the offence is registered against him he cannot claim compensation by filing claim petition, since offence is registered against him by showing he was rash and negligent, can claim petition in this case be filed only under section 163A of Motor Vehicle Act?
if yes then please brief me as regards to that.
Anonymous
11 January 2010 at 15:37
want to know to what extent the R.T.I. Act is applicable to NGO.what is substantially financed? which information to be given?
Anonymous
11 January 2010 at 14:55
whether it is mandatory to submit the valuation certificate issued by the subregistrar in the court? and 2 different court fee shall be paid for injuction and title over the suit schedule, which is government land?
shrikant chede
11 January 2010 at 14:29
in which court the arbitration award can challanged
Anonymous
11 January 2010 at 14:19
I filed a suit for recovery of money on the basis of a Promissory Note against “A” and the suit amount involves in this case is nearly 30 to 35 lakhs and also the age of the Defendant is nearly 60 years right now So that it is not possible to get an arrest warrant, even after passing the decree. He is not a Government servant and simply he is doing small business/commission agent. As per my knowledge, no immovable property is stands on his name. His house also stands in her wife’s name. Further he purchased some lands on his daughter’s name, whereas his daughter has no income and she is unmarried. Now I want to take an attachment(ABJ) on the said lands. (The daughter is not a party to the above suit) Except taking an attachment order, I have no way to recover the money. Hence plz. clarify that
1. Is it possible to take any attachment on his daughter’s property? If so how?
2. In case, if she proves that the lands purchased through her own source of income. What I would do?
So at this juncture,I have no option to get an attachment on his daughter's property. I think, even if i file a petition to that effect, definetely her daughter will come to court and she may defend on her behalf.If that situation comes, there is every chance to settle the issue. So plz.suggest me suitably.
Anonymous
11 January 2010 at 14:09
Respected Experts,
As I want to know about maintainablity of a Review Petition in my case, I am hereby furnishing the details briefly:-
After obtaining a compromise decree (obtained in a suit filed for Specific Performance of an un registered Agreement of Sale), I approached Mandal Revenue Officer of the concerned, for regularization of an alienation. Basing on the said court decree, the MRO passed orders in my favour. As against the said orders, the other parties preferred a revision before the appellate authority (Revenue Divisional Officer) and the same was dismissed. Again the other party preferred a Revision Petition before the Joint Collector, which was also dismissed and confirmed the orders of MRO. Again the other parties have filed a Writ Petition before the High Court and the same was also dismissed. Again the other parties preferred a Writ Appeal before the Division Bench.
The plea of the other party is that (1) no notice was served on them (2) The said compromise decree remains un executed through court. (3) there was no transfer or alienation of the properties are effected, as per an Agreement of Sale and hence the DHR is not an occupant.
The Division Bench while passing the orders has quashed all the orders passed below authorities stating that the DHR is not an occupant and hence there was no alienation or transfer was effected on the basis of an Agreement of sale.
So simply, the Division Bench has quashed all the orders and there is no comment on my rights as against the said properties. Since the order it self is silent about my rights, what I have to do to get my rights and what about my rights.
So in these circumstances, shall I have right to file a Review Petition before the Division Bench about my rights.
So plz.clarity.
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cheque dishonour case
one of my client has given 3lacs in cash against a promissory note dated 7th july 2009, and has taken registered document of land in the name of the borrower and executed a memorandum of deposit of title deeds(unstamped). subsequently on asking for repayment the borrower has issued a cheque for part payment dated 25th december 2009 for 3 lacs(excluding interest). And the borrower then issued a legal notice on 7th jan 2010 to my client's son saying that they took blank pronotes and cheques and have borrowed only 50000/- which they want to pay but my client is refusing to return the documents and cheques. subsequently my client got their cheque dishonoured on 11th jan 2010. now what will be the fate of the case of dishonour of cheque. will the legal notice of the borrower stand good or is void as it is false.
please suggest the way forward.
thanks in advance...