Sumit Shingala
16 May 2009 at 11:49
Normally, Any document which requires stamp duty, is first stamped by way of franking, and then signed/executed.
I have a query that i had an agreement which was formed by two parties. Due to mistake, one of the party signed the document before it could be franked for stamp duty. The document got franked thereafter, even through it was signed by one person. The other person signed that document after franking.
Whether such document remains valied or it needs to be corrected
My Second Query is Whether a Gerneral/Special Power of attorney concerning to carry out a business, has to be "COMPULSORILY" Notarised ? or such document without notarising is a valid and enforceable document.
vinod bansal
15 May 2009 at 22:35
Sir
My trucks were hired by a contractor ,his goods were transported without any delay or fault but now contractor is not giving fair,we have receipt(proof of transporation by us)what remady is available to me.Thanks
vinod bansal
14 May 2009 at 22:34
A shop was purchased by my elder brother in the name of my minor son,now i want to transfer (sale)this property to my sane elder brother,my son is still minor & shop is standing in his name,how i can sale this shop on the behalf of my minor son,is their any prior permission of the court is required for sale,i & my wife are natural guardion Parents of our minor son.plz help
PRACHI
14 May 2009 at 14:52
Hi All:
Do non judicial stamp papers have a validity or an expiry date?
Till when can I use the stamp papers purchased on 1st May 2009?
Regards
Prachi
PRACHI
14 May 2009 at 14:50
Hi All:
Do non judicial stamp papers have a validity or an expiry date?
Till when can I use the stamp papers purchased on 1st May 2009?
Regards
Prachi
yogesh
13 May 2009 at 20:19
Please inform me whether the Hon'ble CAT has the power to initiate criminal proceedings against the party if it has proved that the same act or ommission was done with malfide intention in order to cause irreparable loss to the applicant?
If not shall the applicant has the right to move to the Metropolitian court for leying charges once the judgement by the Hon'ble court goes in his favour
Regards
yogesh
13 May 2009 at 20:17
Please inform me whether the Hon'ble CAT has the power to initiate criminal proceedings against the party if it has proved that the same act or ommission was done with malfide intention in order to cause irreparable loss to the applicant?
If not shall the applicant has the right to move to the Metropolitian court for leying charges once the judgement by the Hon'ble court goes in his favour
Regards
Prem Krishanan
13 May 2009 at 11:41
Dear All,
Kindly enlighten me as to whether, a orginal suit can be brought on a Deed of Guarantee (Personal)and obtain attachment of other property and joint property of the guarantor.
Regards
Prem
Prem Krishanan
13 May 2009 at 11:39
Dear All,
Kindly enlighten me as to whether, a orginal suit can be brought on a Deed of Guarantee (Personal)and obtain attachment of other property and joint property of the guarantor.
Regards
Prem
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