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archana rathod   10 July 2010 at 11:38

law book

thanku arvind sir for your guidance but the ewb site you addressed me is not available or its changed

Anonymous   10 July 2010 at 10:45

498a: How long can police investigate ?

Given in this situation
1) Complainant filed 498a in a PS
2) Respondant obtained AB in HC, AP.
3) Accused #1 to appear in PS every week
4) No mention by court how many weeks?

Is there not any liability to PS to report to court about the case by chargesheet?

If yes In how much time normally the PS can take from FIR to Chargesheet?

Few weeks or months or years? For sure PS cant hold for years together! right?

If they hold on, whats the way out?

Experts Please give vaulable suggestion.

Anonymous   10 July 2010 at 09:40

What is the time between FIR to Chargesheet

Experts please answer for 498a in AP.

are there guidelines or law to police ,
In how much time the PS can take from FIR to Chargesheet?

Is there any time out say 2,3 weeks or ?

Anonymous   10 July 2010 at 08:41

NEGO 138 NOTICE

HELLO ALL LEARNED EXPERTS

MY CLIENT DEPOSITED THE CHEQUE IN THE ACCOUNT OF THE ACCUSED THE SAID CHEQUE RETURNED WITH THE REMZRKS ACCOUNT CLOSED THEN MY CLIENT TRY TO MEET HIM BUT ACCUSED CLOSED THE BUSINESS AND LEFT HIS HOUSE WHAT SHOULD DO FOR THE ISSSUING THE NOTICE BECASE WITHOUT NOTICE HOW THE CASE WILL BE LODGED AND IF WE WAIT FOR RETURN OF HIM THE TIME LIMET OF THE CHEEQE WILL BE FINISHEE PLS SUGGEST

Anonymous   10 July 2010 at 08:04

demarcation of a combined layout

can there a demarcation of two layouts in a combined layout i.e abcd are combined layouts in this can A & B demarcated

Chetan   10 July 2010 at 07:45

Jurisdiction


In a Civil suit a plaintiff claims share to his father in ancestral property whereas, there were 2 field properties located in 2 different districts whether the plaintiff have to files a 2 suits for claiming partition in those properties.

Pls advise with case laws……

Anonymous   10 July 2010 at 07:14

demarction of sy No x & Y in a combined layout

can there be demarcation of layout of Two survey Nos i.e x and y in combined layout of x,y,z,w,a

Anonymous   10 July 2010 at 06:58

share of father`s, self acquired property to mentally retard

`X` is the father and has died intestate. He left behind, wife, son, mentally retarded daughter of 30 years, another daughter 28 years, married. Now `X` property is being sold.
What is the status and share of the mentally retarded daughter?
Can mother become guardian and enter into the sale agreement on behalf of her mentally retarded daughter and receive the monies?
Can the mother sign the documents(sale agreement and sale deed) on behalf of her daughter? Is it valid?

Regards

Member (Account Deleted)   10 July 2010 at 02:25

Settlement of loan against property

Dear Ld Friends,

Father has mortgaged the ancestral house property (year 1987) with ABC Saswatha Nidhi and availed loan (approx. Rs.75000/-).

After a year, father passed away.

Father has four sons.

Loan was settled (year 1998) by 3rd son and he collected the documents and kept it under his custody. He is not showing the documents to anybody and always claiming that he only put initiative and settled the loan.

Query

Is it legally permissible that any legal heir with money can settle the amount and collect back the documents without consent of other legal heirs ?

Is it right on the Lender part to just collect the amount for the mortgage loan and hand over the documents to the person, who is settling the loan ?

I shall wait for your views on the matter.






santosh   10 July 2010 at 02:11

succession certificate

after father's death, property (residential house) need to transfer to mother's name. does it required to obtain succession certificate?
both me and my sister don't have any objection.
property value is aorund 90 lakh or more than that.
is there any option to transfer the property with out paying 6 % of court fess?