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i.vasudevan   14 February 2010 at 12:00

minor interest

Hi learned Advocates,

Clarify this please,

1. the property is ancestral property and two sons and daughters and their minor 2+2+2 are sold the property infavour of "A" on 2005(Ex.,minors age only below 10 ). For their minors natural guardians (father/Mother) signed in the sale deed as a guardians.

2. after that property owner "A" sold to another person"B" on 2006.

3. now what about minor interest?

4. "B" what to get the loan from Bank?
what is the risk?

5. I want to clarify whether minor can question after attaining majority ?





RRRAMESHBAPU   20 July 2009 at 12:29

power of attorney

I want to sell property in Tamilnadu, but one the seller in Mumbai can execute power of attoney (registered) in Mumbai itself?

or he has to come to Tamiladu

Rajesh   19 July 2009 at 18:20

Minor accident .. but FIR logged against me

Hi, few days back I was going on national highway within a city limit and it was raining heavily. Suddenly a car in front of me stopped, I applied my break but as we were going 40-50 km/hr speed in the fast lane but I banged on the front car. Fortunately nobody injured and we came out of car we stayed there for sometime and then taken each other’s no. and decided to meet later as it was office time, we decide to meet and decide cource of action. But the guy called me next day and said it will cost him 15K-20K to repair his car and I need to pay it. I said I am not responsible for accident and if you still want you can claim from my third party insurance as he was not having his comprehensive policy.
So for that there was requirement of filing FIR, he called after 2 days and said he logged FIR against me. Now what should I do ? Should I go to police station ? should I ask him where he logged FIR and go to that police station? should I wait for the summons ? Please advice.

chiranjib mukherjee   17 July 2009 at 20:38

I.P.C.

A CASE HAS BEEN REGISTERED U/SEC. 363/366 I.P.C. AND THE ACCUSED WERE ARRESTED AND PRODUCED BEFORE THE LD. C.J.M. AND THEREAFTER THE I.O. FILED A PETITION PRAYING FOR ADDING SEC. 376 I.P.C. AND DURING THE PENDENCY OF THAT PETITION THE ACCUSED COMPLETED THE STATUTORY PERIOD OF 60 DAYS. WHETHER THE ACCUSED IS ENTITLED TO GET BAIL?

i.vasudevan   12 July 2009 at 00:50

open benificial society

thank you vishal sir..
my friend ask me that question ... its for joining members and lending many to there there members and getting deposits...
how could we get the permission from RBI?
whats the procedure to get the permission
?

i.vasudevan   11 July 2009 at 23:44

what is the procedure to start benificiary sociaty

i have one doubt,,, how the beneficial society running? what is the procedure to start beneficial society... under which Act it could be register?

Example:

like kilpauk beneficial sociaty ,, purasaivakkam benificial sociaty,,

i.vasudevan   06 July 2009 at 20:23

Law before hindu succession act 1956

i want to meet one case in my office...
i tell the short of the case

one lady got the land (self acquired)by registered sale deed dated 28.06.1930 and she died in the year 1935 leaving behind her two sons and three daughters. Her two sons sold the same property in the year 1945 and the same property was sold by her three daughters in the year 1957.

Now which document is valied?
how the share will succession to the heirs?

in my office we are searching authority?
can u help me sir?