Anonymous
03 July 2010 at 11:38
Sir,
I won the case in lower court (Trial Court) but it went against me in the High Court. How much time limitation prescribed for appeal in the Supreme Court. In my mind there is confusion regarding time period for appeal.
I will be grateful for your reply.
Thanking you
MSN
eswaramurthi
03 July 2010 at 11:05
cheque issued to own sister for settlement of partition as gift. cheque after presentation dishonoured. whether 138 NI act will attract or not?
eswaramurthi
03 July 2010 at 11:01
offence is bailable in nature for example U/s.138 NI Act, in default of appearance finally NBW issued. After execution of NBW the accused remanded to judicial custody. Now under what sec bail application to be filed? whether U/s 436 CrPC or 437CrPC?
Seshagiri Viswanatha Rao
03 July 2010 at 10:58
DEAR ADVOCATE/EXPERTS
kINDLY INDICATE UNDER WHICH SECTION/ACT, A PURCHASER HAS RIGHT TO SEEK SUCCESSION CERTIFICTE PRIOR TO REGISTRATION OF IMMOVABLE LANDED PROPERTIES
S V RAO
Seshagiri Viswanatha Rao
03 July 2010 at 10:49
KINDLY INDICATE PROCEDURE FOR FILING FIR AGAINST ILLEGAL SALE REGISTRATION BY WAY FABRICATED DOCUMENTS AND THE DOCUMENTS TO BE ACCOMPANED ALONG WITH COMPLAINT PETITION
ALSO INDICATE THE ACTUAL AUTHORITY WHO DETERMINES AND ISSUES DOCUMENTS RELATING TO ANCESTRAL/GIFT PRIOR TO REGISTERING GIFT SETTLEMENT DEED BY THE SUB REGISTRAR CONCERNED
yogesh pandit
03 July 2010 at 10:06
Hi,
I am a final year law student studying in TMC law college, Thane....I want to know how one can get a job in a legal firm? because many law firms are approaching to reputed law colleges for recruitment but it is not in the case of other colleges.....so how they can get an opportunity to work in legal firm?
Anonymous
03 July 2010 at 08:50
in govt duty,duty book is third party property? where govt officer write details @ service,leave,medical benefite etc. in my case 35 days period allowed for answering ?
deepak K Gujrati
03 July 2010 at 08:38
Sir,
I have purchase a land in city. The sale deed of the seller does not bear the Aaragi No. The seller has purchased the property from a person who has accquired the property under a will. The Will also does not bear the aaraji No. All the deeds bear house no, At the time of purchase it was told that in city properties are purchased and sold on house no . I have received yellow card and got mutation completed. But when I approach Banks for housing loan, they are asking araji no in earlier deed also. Now the question is :1. What is importance of Khatauni 2. In absence of that Whether my title is defective 3.How to get my name on Khatauni records when my earlier holders have not done so and not mentioned araji no sale deeds.
This is very urgent. Please advice
deepak K Gujrati
03 July 2010 at 08:32
Sir,
I have purchase a land in city. The sale deed of the seller does not bear the Aaragi No. The seller has purchased the property from a person who has accquired the property under a will. The Will also does not bear the aaraji No. All the deeds bear house no, At the time of purchase it was told that in city properties are purchased and sold on house no . I have received yellow card and got mutation completed. But when I approach Banks for housing loan, they are asking araji no in earlier deed also. Now the question is :1. What is importance of Khatauni 2. In absence of that Whether my title is defective 3.How to get my name on Khatauni records when my earlier holders have not done so and not mentioned araji no sale deeds.
This is very urgent. Please advice
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