Anonymous
05 October 2010 at 05:25
Bank had executed a loan agreement and in addition had also obtained blank cheques and a promissory note as part of the loan agreement I never felt the necessity for the loan and hence never took it, but now I find that the same has been brought to the court as evidence which does not pertain to the particular loan but involves me and my firm.
What will the legal standing of a Demand Promissory Note (for companies)under following conditions
1. The promissory Note has been executed but no payment made to borrower for over a year.
2. The Promissory Note has been executed in the name of the company but does not bear seal of the company but is signed by the proprietor.
3. Rate of interest is not mentioned on the Promissory Note.
4.The amount claimed is less/more than the amount mentioned on the Promissory Note
5.What is the validity of such Promissory Note
Thanks
sumit
05 October 2010 at 00:49
Dear Sir,
I have filed a complaint against a person for beating me, please let me know what is further procedure to be done to get the police do its job correctly and also what are my rights. Pleae let me know,any other information which you think is necessary for this case.
Thanks
Anonymous
04 October 2010 at 23:07
A cheque was given to someone for security of loan before five year. The account has been closed before two year. Now that person filed a complaint U/s 138 NI act alleging the transaction with in six months.In these situation how and in what manner we can prove our defence.
Dear Members,
I am interested in getting the Language/format of NOC in which Court Gives NOC as is required under point 17 of Passport Application.
Can any knowledgebale member help?
Peeyush
Anonymous
04 October 2010 at 18:16
i have received a summon u/s 61 ,244 in a 302 case about this case i have not know any thing about that who are person behind this what should i do now.
navin
04 October 2010 at 17:29
Respected Sir,
can i know the punishment of conspiracy if i could proved that my wife family has trapped me purposefully
Anonymous
04 October 2010 at 16:19
I pradeep from Mumbai. I had transportation business with my partner which was separated in 2003. out of total 3 vehicles one I got, two he got. In nov 2004 we have executed dissolution deed. all the vehicles under finance. Dissolution deed was delayed bank was not co operating. There was oustanding in all the vehicle as on Nov 04. In May 05 I have cleared my vehicle outsanding and as per arrangement I transferred the vehicle in my name. However partner could not clear the oustanding and bank repossed the vehicle. Afte possession he cleared the outstanding. However bank insisted my consent for releasing the vehcile. I insisted for relive me from all these hassles and requested my partner to bring in new guaranter for his two vehicle loan which were not totally cleared. Even bank has agreed for this arrangement. He could not bring guarantor. To get the vehicle released he filed false case accusing me and bank manager for cheating u.s. 156 crpc for police investigation. Police called upon me and they reported to the magistrate. This report submitted by police in may be in nov 07. Magistrate has started the process. As per my knowledge my partner never attended after nov 07. Neigther I received any summons till date. Once I checked up with clerk in feb 2008, case was still open but never attended by him. I also never attended because I have not recd summons. My lawer says case will be dissmissed. After thay I never checked with clerk about the position of case. Now my question, what the law say on such situation. Please clarify.
N.J. MISHRA
04 October 2010 at 12:56
need suggestion on the following
when magistrate pass an order u/s. 202 of cr.p.c. directing the police to investigate the matter, police at the time of investigtion record the statement of both the sides or only of complainant and if the accused is from some other state then how police investigate the matter
thanking you
Criminal Trial Fundamentals
Dear All,
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