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P.S.Subbaraman   25 July 2009 at 21:21

Specific Performance

A Plaintiff has filed a suit for specific performance and he has pleaded that under Sec 53 A of Transfer of Property Act he is protected, but as per the recent amendment when possession is given through an unregistered agreement under Sec 17 of the Registration Act the document has to be registered. Will the Plaint suceed in the suit ?

anson   25 July 2009 at 16:39

interest at which money lenders are allowed grand money in m

i would like to know at what interest money lenders are allowed to give money to public at the guarentee of check
(bank)?

and what are the laws to avoid the public from harrasement from the money lenders?

whether yhe public can go to court for collecting money at over rate of interest?

R.R. KRISHNAA   25 July 2009 at 16:20

Legal Professional services

Dear friends,

If any lawyer is not paid the charges for the professional services, what could be the limitation period to file a suit for recovering the charges for professional services. I was told that only for recovery of loan or borrowings or lending of money the limitation period is 3 years and I am further informed that for claiming professional charges as stated supra there is no limitation period.

It it true? Kindly refer to judgments or authorities if any.

Pramod Kumar   25 July 2009 at 16:03

Regarding unilateral Agreement - Void or Valid

Dear Members,

Seek your opinion on the following below facts that is quite interesting.

"A" and "B" enter into an agreement to do a business, the agreement was drafted by "A" and all the clauses were in favor of "A" can be said as unilateral agreeement.

There is a clause in the agreement which says "A" can terminate the agreement with "B" anytime after giving one month notice in writing and WITHOUT CITING ANY REASONS.

1. There is no consensus ad idem as per the essential ingredients of the Contract Act. Since "B" had no other option to do business he signed and is currently doing business.

2. Now "A" is threatening to terminate the agreement.

My question is here

1. Can such a unilateral agreement be changelleged on the ground of consensus ad ideam and protect the interest of "B" from being terminated.

2. Is there any other way to save "B" from being terminated arbitrarily.


Regard,

Pramod

k.bala   24 July 2009 at 11:45

partition between two brothers

In the village there is two brother one of he younger brother get the partition for the property from elder brother with unequal shares, this property is belong to there father and he is diead, then the partition is become invalid if the elder brother put the case againts the young brother please advice me asap.

AJIT KAWATKAR   24 July 2009 at 00:55

everithing about caveat

kindly let me know about caveater/tee;there rites/limtations etc. how to vacate the caveat petition? also kind enough to submit case/s.

Y V Vishweshwar Rao   23 July 2009 at 23:24

Sale of HUF Proerty by married Dauther

Dear Friends please verify and suggest the way out !

Father & Three Daughters (and wife) are a unit of HUF and holding vlauable Joint Family/Ancestral properties in several places . Father is suffering with mental disorder and he is in hospital since few years .

1-Whehter the Elder Married daughter( as Defined as Coparcener with equal rights that of son) can become the Kartha of the HUF and as HUF Kartha can sell the HUF proerties to impliment the Sale agreements executed by her father while he was in Sound and disposing state of mind .

2- Whehter Elder Married Daughter, as above , can represent the mentally effected father, in a Sale deed to be executed by her as Kartha / Adult member of HUF for herself and unsound Mind Father and HUF minor Sisters - with out any Cout permisison ?

Narasimha swamy N   23 July 2009 at 22:15

property law

is there a time limit to file a suit for redemption to redeem the suit property.can it be filed even after 30 years as specified in Limitation Act?

PRAKASHCHANDRA MARU   23 July 2009 at 00:17

M V ACT

hello all learned experts
i read a judgement in the said judgement written in heading that first appeal no ....of 2000 civil application no .....of 2003 for stay so i would like to know that for the appearing in the claim case first of all a differnert application lies and after the decided the appeal allows pls giuide me it is the matter of guj h court regards

Amarjeet yadav   22 July 2009 at 18:47

Probate Case

can anyone plz pass the format of probate case?
it's urgent