Parag
31 October 2016 at 21:35
Patient operated for brain hemorrhage fell from the bed, side rail not working, in the knowledge of nurse...admitted by hospital. Patient's brother(attendant) fainted in Max washroom after hearing about patient's fall.....fractured And operated next day..................can Max be sued for compensation for this physical and mental harassment ???? What should be the compensation amount ? Spent 4.8 lacs on brain surgery and 1.5 lacs on fractured surgery
Divya
31 October 2016 at 20:13
Respected Experts
I am the beneficiary of 50% rights in a money decree vide a new document of "deed of assignment of decree", suit decreed 2 years back and the original decree-holder wants to assign to me 50% rights vide this new document. Suit was for recovery of money of movable property already disposed off by debtors.
There are very tricky questions. Deed of Assignment is an instrument but not a document of conveyance as only 50% rights are transferred of the money decree.
1. Under such circumstance, does one pay stamp duty on this deed of assignment ??
2. Its a part transfer of rights, it is not a full conveyance or a full sale. Hence does stamp duty apply if its a part transfer of movable rights in decreed suit
Thankyou
sangeeta
31 October 2016 at 17:22
i am in possession of a house since last 40 years. a third party claimed to be owner of this house, however not producing chain papers, filed a collusive suite with some person claiming to be his tenenat. without and prosectuiotn evident, the suite with dismissed as withdrawn after reocrding of the statment of parties for copromise to hand over the possession, surprising after two months the other part went for execution petition and the warrant of possession with police help issued by the judge within 2 months. please give me some helpign court cases.
stefen Ronald
31 October 2016 at 15:26
Sir,
I have a doubt. I applied for Lok adalath for a dismissed case in lokayukta . I was planning to file appeal petition before high court ,at that time i came to know about lok adalath. So i thought it could save my precious years from wasting. Suppose
1.If the respondents are absent on the adalath day, what all reliefs can the petitioner gain in this adalath?
2.Will this adalath be a waste if respondents absent themselves?
3.What all proceedings can be taken against the respondents by the officials of lok adalath and what relief can be sought by the petitioner in that case?
please reply
pankaj Dev
31 October 2016 at 08:07
My one arbitration case is proceeding under the advice of High court in AB city and my lawyer is also from same bar council of the AB city. I want to appoint another lawyer from other bar council in different district court so that there should not be any point left. Please let me know the procedure for appointment of another lawyer from other bar council in different district court
Anonymous
30 October 2016 at 21:42
Good Morning , I am Raj from Dehradun. I was working in Kuwait from 2012 to 2015 biginimg.During my tenure at Kuwait I do have personal loan and Credit card as well. During 2015 middle while I came back to india for vacation that time my company terminated my contract and so I did not go back to Kuwait further . Now I am not able to pay back my Kuwait bank loans and credit card payment as I am Jobless. Currently I got call from Loan recovery agent phone call from india and said me to close the loan asap else they will take legal action at india.Even they start visiting my house and disturbing my families as well. Please let me know following. Can Banks at Kuwait can take legal action at india based on default at Kuwait loan ? Can they register a criminal case to Interpol ? Do this count as financial crime ? How to handle this situation as currently I am not in situation to pay single penny . How to handle this Indian Loan recovery agents who acts for Kuwait banks ? Do it's really legal ? What are the steps I can take at this moment legally . Please suggest , Regards Raj
irappa patil
30 October 2016 at 10:08
Dear experts kindly advise me to know for k owledge sake.When a summons is duly served buy returned unserved with a postal statement that the party is out of station what the court will order.Without another summons served to the same party ,that party appears to court after 3months to file objections.are the objections tenable?.can the respondent appear without notice?.It is heard that if he appears without notice under what rule and order the petioner would prove that the respondent who appeared without notice is as good as admitting petition and there is a bar to contest.
VIKAS AGARWAL
29 October 2016 at 20:28
1-Applicant applied for permanent Injunction order in civil court( because his land was being illegally possessed) and it was issued on 06-02-2014 by civil court.The ad-interim injunction order is extended date to date.
But on 18-12-2014 applicant gave application for its further extension.
Civil Court reader has numbered the application and indexed it,but he did not extended it in order sheet.0n 18-12-2014 judge was also on leave.But applicant came to know that it was not extended.
On next date the defendant lawyer raised objection 6-C on it.
2-No hearing was done on 6-C till date.
3-The above matter is about the declaration suit filed by two brothers in which a decree was issued in 1995 specifying the boundary(North, South, East, West) but no measurement map was given to court.
4-In 09-02-2000 an acknowledgement letter(photocopy) was given by elder brother to younger brother specifying measurements with two witness.
5-One of the witness has expired till date.
6-The applicant has given the photocopy of the acknowledgement letter in the court case specified in point 1 above.
7-The second witness has given a notarized affidavit in court stating that the acknowledgement letter is true and was made in his presence.
8-Applicant gave a notice to deponent under Order 12 rule 4 to accept the evidence(photocopy of the acknowledgement letter).
9-My lawyer told me that since no hearing is done on 6-c and no issues are made on case therefore the second witness cannot be presented in court.
10-The second witness is 65 years old.
11-Can a registered will be taken from second witness about his statement?
Rajesh Varma songa
29 October 2016 at 09:15
Sir, what are the "rights of a neighbour" while someone constructing building in residential area?
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Can a person do different signatures on a legal document
A person who sign the legal document on all the pages can he sign different siganture in the document or it has to be same.
What if a person has done different signature does the document stands valid
For example
Page 1 signatre - xys
Page 2 Signature - Wxy
So does it stand valid document with 2 different signature on registred documents and will a government officer accept it even though two different signature are put.