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skkutty   14 March 2009 at 15:45

securitisation act

i purchased a house on auction under the
SRFAESI ACT.in the registered document conveying the property to me it is stated by the authorised officer that there is no charge or attachment on the
property.after conveyance in the backdocuments given by the bank there is an EC which shows court attachment before the date fo conveyance but after em by bank and it is not vacated.what is my remedy.can i sue the bank for cheating.

Sanjeev Mohan   14 March 2009 at 05:45

Unregistered document

Sir,
Is there any ruling to the effect that a document which is requiered by law to be registered, but is not registered; cannot be looked into by the court even for collateral purposes?

Shyam Ji Srivastava   13 March 2009 at 21:57

Recovery/Counter claims

Dear Members,
A nationalised Bank entered into a agreement with private body for security guards. remuneration of unarmed guards was fixed Rs. 3775/ per month per guards and Rs.7134/ was fixed for armed guards. the person who has signed the agreement manupulated and received payment Rs. 7134/- for unarmed guards from four branches up to 4 months. the bank stopped the payment and also denyed to operate the accounts of the person who has signed agreement. He has filed Civil Suit for Injunction against bank.
whether bank can claim refund of excess payment through counter claim or through fresh suit. suggest immediately

Shyam Ji Srivastava   13 March 2009 at 21:56

Recovery/Counter claims

Dear Members,
A nationalised Bank entered into a agreement with private body for security guards. remuneration of unarmed guards was fixed Rs. 3775/ per month per guards and Rs.7134/ was fixed for armed guards. the person who has signed the agreement manupulated and received payment Rs. 7134/- for unarmed guards from four branches up to 4 months. the bank stopped the payment and also denyed to operate the accounts of the person who has signed agreement. He has filed Civil Suit for Injunction against bank.
whether bank can claim refund of excess payment through counter claim or through fresh suit. suggest immediately

Shyam Ji Srivastava   13 March 2009 at 21:55

Recovery/Counter claims

Dear Members,
A nationalised Bank entered into a agreement with private body for security guards. remuneration of unarmed guards was fixed Rs. 3775/ per month per guards and Rs.7134/ was fixed for armed guards. the person who has signed the agreement manupulated and received payment Rs. 7134/- for unarmed guards from four branches up to 4 months. the bank stopped the payment and also denyed to operate the accounts of the person who has signed agreement. He has filed Civil Suit for Injunction against bank.
whether bank can claim refund of excess payment through counter claim or through fresh suit. suggest immediately

advocate satya   13 March 2009 at 13:32

limitation loans, credit cards e.t.c

hi
i want to know if time limit to file a suit is there also there is provision of condonation of delay, if the civil suit for recovery of money is filed after limitation period and condonation of delay is accepted by the court what is the remedy i mean if bank file case after limitation period and the court condone the delay what the customer will do in any matter of loan or credit cards e.t.c

advocate satya   13 March 2009 at 13:20

limitation of cheque

hi
someone in this forum had said in a time barred case of cheque bounce if a legal notice is issued and if the debtor gives reply the limitation extends,any law applicable to this or any citation ?

imthiyaz   12 March 2009 at 23:32

compromise against decree holder objection

Dear All,

In our muslim family partition suit which is decree back in 1970, with 11 decree holders,

And the suit is pending in Final decree proceedings now and is adjourned for next month,

After the preliminary decree, some of the defendants have sold the decree schedule properties with out the knowledge of plaintiffs, some of the non bonafide purchasers are somehow made as parties in the pending final decree proceedings, now some of the plaintiffs LR’s and defendants have done some out of court compromise of one of the decree schedule properties and has come to court with a joint memo to remove that particular survey number from decree as compromise has been done, for which one of LR of one of the plaintiff has objected in the court thru objections memo, that she is not interested in going for such a compromise which is not fair,
But the court is forcing us to go for compromise by saying u alone objecting for compromise remaining all LR’s of defendants and plaintiff have agreed,

Does law permits the judge to remove one of the suvey number of decree schedule properties from decree, as the compromise has been done even though there is an objection from one of the decree holder plaintiff Legal heir.

Or court cannot give go ahead for compromise until a there is a objection from even a single LR of decree holder.

Member (Account Deleted)   12 March 2009 at 10:14

Limitation period for Credit Card Debt

In my opinion to recover the credit card debt a bank have to file civil suit for recovery.
My question is if the card defaulter have not paid anything since last 4 yr can bank institute suit now?
what is the limitation period in this regard? Any decided case reference?

Prachi   12 March 2009 at 05:45

legal notice

hi all
can a lawyer in employment send a legal notice to a defaulter on behalf of the employer?

Or does a practicing lawyer needs to be hired to send a legal notice on behalf of the employer?