M Satyanarayana
19 August 2015 at 23:14
Sir,
I have neither executed any document nor I received any consideration amount. The document is unregistered and unstamped but if after paying the stamp duty it will be sent to handwriting expert under section 45 of Indian evidence act. When I have not executed nor received any consideration amount how will they take my signature against my will as admitted signature. My signature will be used against me for proving my signature. Under what rule they will use my signature when I am denying the signature has been duplicated from my old affidavit lifted and pasted on the document.
I am confused how court will compel me to sign on admitted papers.please advise and oblige.
Thank you
M.Satyanarayana
gurpreet singh
19 August 2015 at 19:28
if district court dismissed the divorce petition due to lack of jurisdiction then shall we appeal to the high court under section 96 of CPC ?.....
petition is filed by wife , her husband is NRI
Kvijay12345
19 August 2015 at 19:05
What is the maximum time duration in which the Execution proceedings for the execution of Arbitration award be filed? The Arbitration award was passed by the bank in March 2011, can the bank still file the execution proceeding after 4years for the execution of that arbitration award?
Anonymous
19 August 2015 at 18:10
What can I do for cancellation this order
Aarti Maurya
19 August 2015 at 17:32
Settlement of issue
Barred by limitation is question of fact or question of law?
Arvind Shah
19 August 2015 at 17:31
Dear Experts
If any one is a co-accused in a 138 cheque bounce case then what is the procedure after the cheque bounce happens.
Please guide me on procedural steps:
a) Summons issued by the court : Are they sent by registered post or by the police if so which police station.
b) If by the police then what is the role of the police personal during serving of notice.
c)Can the police arrest the person and if so what are the right of the person to be arrested under NI Act especially during serving of summons or notice.
d) Is it against the law for the accused person to know the name of the party who has filed a case of cheque bounce against him. In case it is not and if the police personal refuse to tell the details and insist on accompanying to a police station is the same legal.If the accused is not present at the place where the summons have been brought then can the police arrest any person associated with the accused found at the place like wife, children or parents.
e)Under what conditions of the Negotiable Act can the police detain any person.
Please help me out as I am facing a lot of harassment on the same.
Arvind
Karthi Sarathy
19 August 2015 at 15:20
Good Day to Everyone,
My great Grand Mother purchased a property in 1927 (2100 sq.ft.) in the name of Kanniyammal, and she lived with her husband, 3 Sons & 2 Daughters. After married of 2 daughters, they left out from her house. Her 3 sons were used the same house with his family, their name was 1. Sami, 2. Mani & 3. Pani.
1.) Mr. Sami is my grandfather and who has two wives. 1st wife has 1 son (after her died) and 2nd wife has 1 son & 4 daughters. (I am grandson of 2nd wife of her one and only son)
2.) Mr. Mani has 6 Sons & 5 Daughters
3.) Mr. Pani has 2 Sons & 1 Daughters
(Mr. Pani left out from the house before 1980. But, still he is living (alive) in the same city with his own house and his age is 92+years old.)
In 1983, Mr. Sami & Mr. Mani family has divided the house as 9 feet x 110 feet for Sami families & 11 feet x 110 feet for Mr. Mani families in vertical position. After the partition, both the families are using the house in the same manner till date. Now, my part house got collapsed. So, we are planning for small level construction of house. Because, my father was expired in 1986, after his died me and my mother were living in the same house till date. So, we are paid / paying property tax, water tax and EB Bill, etc., from 1980 to till date.
My question is :
1) Is it possible for any legal action from my cousin (Mani or Pani family members) side at the time of construction or in future? If yes, what kind of loss may affect or how to prevent it?
2) If in case the house may repartition again. How will part it? Were their Grand Father’s Generation (3+2=5 Members) or my father’s generation (1+1+4+6+5+2+1=20 Members)?
3) Or any Special Acts (Indian Law) is there to retaining the same house. Because, I am living with my family in the same house more than 30 years.
4) Else, how to get my part of house / asset legally?
Please give your kind guidance to live with that house with my family further and future.
Thanks in Advance,
Karthi. S
Anonymous
18 August 2015 at 20:41
my grandfather died in nov 2013. he had 5 sons from whom one is no more.my grandfather has made a fourth will in which he has given one house and his agricultural land to my father. but my fathers brothers have implemented the 1st will last year in which the property is in there name. and this year we have implented the 4th fill ...but patwari by mistake has implented the both wills. which will is valid will 1st aur 4th?? what to do to implement the 4th will..??
sir i am directed by trail court to pay advalorem fees
but my suit is for decleration and possesion in which i am challenging the will and claiming my share as legal heir in joint posession
the defendent no.2 sold the land to three persons i.e def7 to def10 with this will by geeting mutation in his favour
wheather i have to pay this advalorem fees?
as i am claiming only my share as legal heir in joint possesion not specific posession. In the suit i only said to cancel the mutation which was done by way of forged will and also m not challenging the sale deeds on which this fee is charged in my suit i am only saying that these sale deeds are null and void and are not binding on the petitioner
Does limitation allow me to file a 2nd case at consumer court?
Cause of action accrued on 24th May, 2012,
I filed suit in a Civil Court on 10th May, 2014,
unfortunately the suit got dismissed due to non payment of Court fees on 17th August, 2015.
Now I don't want to continue with the suit, but instead want to file a case in Consumer Court for the same cause of action.
Does the limitation period allow me to file a case in Consumer Court today i.e. after passing of 2 years of cause of action?
Can filing of my case in Consumer Court today be considered in time as I had initially applied for the suit in Civil Court in time and time has therefore passed by without my fault?
Is the time spent upon litigation in Civil Court be excluded in calculating the limitation period?