Shanti Agarwal
30 October 2015 at 12:02
Dear Sir/madam,
I have the below mentioned query:
Can an upper tehsildar of any district pass an order/give judgement of loan recovery case. Basically what I know is Upper tehsildar is responsible to give orders in land matters/recovery revenue certificate..ie. who owns a land and has defaulted in paying the dues.
But Can he pass orders in personal loans/homeloans/credit cards too.
thanks.
raokn
30 October 2015 at 09:25
Dear Sirs,
Do we need the presence of the witnesses also at the time of registering the WILL with the sub registrar.
Regards
RaoKN
Raghu ponnala
29 October 2015 at 22:22
A compromise decree from a specific perfomance suit. in 1976.
EP filed on 1984. In this execution petition can another compromise decree executed in the lower court in 1985.
Can this compromise decree 1985 is valid or not because it has evolved from compromise decree in 1976 EP?
Pooja 12345
29 October 2015 at 17:23
Sir,
I am the only daughter(Married).My parents property is going to be inherited to me.
Now i want to make a will that states after my death my property will not go to my in-laws and it will go to my parents and after my parents death also i dont want any claim from inlaws.
Is it possible to write it in will as it is all future happenings.
What kind of will should i prepare?
Please Help
venkatesh
29 October 2015 at 12:33
I am defence force employee. My departmental friend took personnel loan of 270000. I was his guarntor. He is absconding since last six months. His emi has been not paid for last six months. Bank has issued a notice to me regarding to pay the remaning 1,70,000 outstanding loan . What all can i do to recover the money from him. Pl guide me.
Sandeep Deshmukh
29 October 2015 at 03:56
As per the sec 67 of limitation act, when landlord determined the tenancy of tenant, he must file suit of recovery within 12 years, if not suit will be bared by limitation and will be liable to be dismissed. In such condition what will be the legal position? is this means that tenant acquire title by adverse possession, but many citation says that mere notice of termination of tenancy is not sufficient to prove adverse possession. What remedies available to the landlord in such condition. Please suggest.
Adv B.B.Gambhir #9814820602
28 October 2015 at 20:48
chet singh is landlord Kultar singh is tenant. i am from the side of landlord cum plaintiff.kultar singh has taken one room for office but bathroom, verrandah, kitchen and latrine and stairs are commonly used by chet singh and kultar singh. but kultar singh had alone started using the common portion without allowing chet singh to use so chet singh filed a suit for grant of permanent injunction against Kultar singh restraining the defendant from using common bathroom, open verrandah, stair case kitchen etc. in this case court decided the application under order 39 rule 1 and 2 allowed and directed kultar singh to put a common lock on the common property so that both the parties can use it commonly but kultar singh has not complied the same so far. contempt proceedings are pending.civil suit for permanent injunction is also pending for evidence.
my question is how chet singh can comply the interim order so passed by trial court while passing the application under order 39 rule 1 and 2.
rajan chopra
28 October 2015 at 19:05
Sir one of my relative borrowed some money from me for a short period and executed a pronote that in case he does not return my money as and when demanded he will be liable to pay double of the borrowed amount to me if I had to adopt legal recourse to recover my money.Now as I am constrained to file a summary suit in court to recover money can I demand the amount double of that was lent or I can demand the amount with interest as permissible by law ?
Pooja 12345
28 October 2015 at 17:16
Sir,
I and my husband are taking a housing loan on co ownership basis i.e 50% each.
I want to know if suppose he dies then will i be the full owner???
Can he make a will stating that his share will go to his mother or someone else???
And if mother dies and has successors, then that 50% will be further succeeded???
To be on a safer side what can i do that after my husbands death i will be the sole owner?
Please help me on this
Sir,
I am taking the loan as my husband will not get the loan on only his income.He is going to pay the installments as promised now.
But when i am taking this step ,i want to be completely secured as nowadays we cannot trust anyone.
1.What can i do that after my husband i will be the sole owner?
2.Something written from my husband will work? If Yes,then what?
3.And what if after given me in written ,he prepares another will?
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Regarding amity place
Dear Sir/Mam,
I have constructed a plot at newasa, ahmednagar, maharashtra. Behind my home there is amity place.
As on NA it was mentioned that behind my home that area is amity place.
Now the owner is saying he had sold that amity place to somebody and he want to restrict our access to that area by constructing a closed compound around amity place.
my doubts are,
1. Can he sell amity place?
2. If he can sell then in NA why it is mentioned as amity place?
3. For what purpose new owner can use that area? means are there any restrictions on new owner that he should use that area for this purpose only.
4. Can owner sell the amity place without informing the people leaving in that society?
5. Can I stop the owner from selling the amity place?
Please someone help me regarding this...
Thanks.