sharon
13 October 2015 at 11:39
can a person sign a conveyance deed with the third party when a civil suit is going regarding that property in the court. no order as to the same has been passed and the third party is also a respondent to the case?
sharon
13 October 2015 at 11:36
is an agreement signed by a minor a valid agreement? what if the signature was taken by just pacifying the minor and no consent taken when the minor became major?
Mayank
13 October 2015 at 01:04
Dear Sir,we have a residential house in kanpur and few shops as part of the premises.there is no agreement done or no receipt given for the rent as the place was given on needful grounds, only 2 shops had a casual written agreement of 10 years which has already expired .
How to approach to take back our own premises.
What preparation should we do before resorting to any legal action?
Any way by which we can peacefully resolve this issue?
How long it might take if case taken to court?
venkatesh
12 October 2015 at 22:17
Dear experts,
We are totally 3 childrens(2 daughters, 1 son(myself))to my mother. After my father death entire property(fathers father property) transferred to my mother name.there are 3 three different survey numbers.My sister executed right relinquish to total property in 2011 to my mother.We have not specified induvidual survey number in the relinquish deed instead we just used total inherited and earned property in the deed. After in 2013 my mother executed gift deed in my favour.two property already transferred to my name based on this gift deed another one property which is transferred to my name through gift deed is not yet transferred to my name due to some technical issues. Now whatever the issues we had to transfeer to my name are resolved but sisters send objections to panchayat from their side. will they have any grip no any of these propertiese? Regards Venkatesh
r k singh
12 October 2015 at 17:30
I applied for passport for my wife, 48 year old, at PSK Delhi. She has less than 5 class in education and does not possess any certificate. For date of birth, she submitted affidavit in prescribed format duly attested by notary. On appointment day, passport office insisted that notarized affidavit they will not accept, and required to re-submit with Magistrate signature.
My query is that are they have authority to reject notarized affidavit. As per ministry circular it is acceptable.
Thanks in advance.
Balaji Bakthavathsal
12 October 2015 at 15:34
Dear Learned Lawyers,
In a civil suit filed in the lower court, the respondents were declared ex-parte and when the court was about to give the ex-pate decree, one of the respondent appeared and moved an IA petition seeking to set aside the ex-parte order. The court dismissed the petition as it was submitted after a period of three years without any justification. After that the respondent filed a CRP in the High Court which is pending. Now, the proceedings which are continuing in the lower court, is about to give the ex-parte decree but the judge is hesitating to issue the ex-parte decree as the CRP requesting revision is pending in the High Court. Can you please elucidate the exact rule position quoting reference cases please ?
nagaraj
12 October 2015 at 14:26
Hi,
We purchased the house in 2010 and we are in procession now, which was sold by the GPA holder to some other person in 2007.
Here the sale deed executed date in sale deed document is 4 days before the death of the GPA grantor and the sale deed document is registered after the death of the grantor.
Here GPA is not coupled without interest but mentioned its irrevocable.
So can you please let me know what is the validity of the sale deed and how can we safeguard our house. Now the GPA grantor wife has filed the case.
Thanks,
Dr. Shekhar
12 October 2015 at 12:38
Kindly clarify do I any need to attach an affidavit to the written argument?
arun
12 October 2015 at 07:29
Request for a legal opinion
My question is,In a partnership firm, consisting of 3 partners, the managing partner cheats on income tax. He has never shown the accounts or income tax statements to the other partners till date.
The other partners came to know about it accidentally.
What remedial actions can be taken against the managing partner?
The shares, what he had paid the other partners are based on the cheated IT statements filed.
So we have to recover our due shares and also make him, to pay the correct taxes.
He won’t do it voluntarily.
Thank you
arun
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