Anonymous
30 May 2010 at 23:34
My friend's Grand Father died in the year 2000. Now they approached Tahsildar for Legal Heir certificate.
Tahsildar replied that he has no power to issue without an order from Court.
Need to file Suit for Declaration?
Why they asked and what is the procedure ?
vinod bansal
30 May 2010 at 23:30
R/Experts
My friend's have to suffered a huge loss (approx 5 lacs )due to short circuit in electric wires of electricity deptt which were lying just outside the shop of my friend.Shop was not insured,fire brigade van control the fire.IMy friend want to file a case for damages on electricity deptt,whether it is maintainable or not,he have to approach consumer forum or civil courts ,kindly advice with citation ,if available,Thanks
Anonymous
30 May 2010 at 22:54
If a person is acquitted in one case.Can his disclosure statement used in that case pursuant to which recovery was made can beused in different case.
joydeep chatterjee
30 May 2010 at 22:53
we are selling the ground floor of our inherited dwelling house.what should be the proper procedure as a seller at the time or before selling.we are the three share holder in the proceedings so what will be the tax implications?pls help asap
Partha Roy
30 May 2010 at 22:53
On 17/08/2007 I had filed a writ petition in the Calcutta High Court challenging a Repossession Notice served on us purportedly under provisions of the SARFAESI Act under the following questions of law:
A. Whether the respondent Bank authorities concerned can proceed under the provisions of SARFAESI Act, 2002 without any mortgage being created on the concerned property by deposit of title deeds?
B. Whether the respondent Bank can disburse the loan to the promoter-developer without creating any Equitable Mortgage and/or Security Interest by deposit of title Deeds in respect of the concerned property?
C. Whether the respondent Bank authorities can proceed under provisions of SARFAESI Act, 2002 when the Complainant had repeatedly expressed their willingness to repay their loan in full, but the Bank had not accepted their offer?
The Hon'ble Justice Shri Soumitra Pal had passed an order as under:
1. Action of the Bank shall abide by the result of the writ application.
2.The point of maintainability of the writ petition is being kept open for mention by either party.
3.Bank to file 'affidavit-in-opposition' by 21/09/2007.
Meanwhile I had handed over the property to the Bank pending disposal of the writ.
The Bank did not contest the case but handed over possession of the property to the Builder who claims to have sold it to a 3rd Party.
Recently, I asked the Bank to refund Rs.3.25 Lakhs in my account but was told that it could not do so pending disposal of our writ petition.
What is the best action I can take under the given circumstances.
To learn more about the case and view relevant documents/orders one can visit
http://sites.google.com/site/merlinprojectsunionbanksite/ and
http://merlingreens.blogspot.com/
Can some kindhearted legal expert represent me on costs + commission basis.
Regards
Partha Roy
Anonymous
30 May 2010 at 22:53
If a person is acquitted in one case.Can his disclosure statement used in another case pursuant to which recovery was made in different case.
Baskaran Kanakasabai
30 May 2010 at 22:09
Since transfer of property involves two aspects viz., the extinguishment of title of the seller or transferor and the creation of title in favour of the buyer or acquirer, in the case of government acquiring land from registered title holders, the same two aspects of extinguishment and creation should be present in the transfer.
In which case, during such acquisition when does the acquiring government extinguish the title of the person from whom it acquires such land, at what stage of the acquisition and through which instrument?
Anonymous
30 May 2010 at 21:51
sir, my engagement was held on 25 june 2001. she had relationships with many persons and i had her e mails and chattings in my mailbox which was an evidence of it.so we breaked our engagement in january 2010.this breakeup is written on an affidevit and i have given her parents 1 lakh rupees for their expenses in engagement.while this engagement was held without any dowry. now on 26 may 2010,she called on my mobile and said that she has deleted my e mails and she just want friendship with me and she is not interested to marry with me.after our breakup she also insisted me to sleep with her but i simply refused it and recorded this talk in my mobile.
i have a doubt that she has sent some unfair e mails from my mailbox to blackmail me.what should i do?
although i have a printed copy of those deleted e mails.
sir, if she tries to blackmail me then can this printed copy of those deleted mails protect me.
thanks.
Adv. Virendra
30 May 2010 at 20:32
I have a client which is a trust registered under bombay public trusts act.
another foreign NGO is working with this trust for the same cause.
Now this trust intends to purchase a software and give it for use to a volunteer of that foreign N.G.O. for no charges (because the causes are same and they are working hand in hand)
1. Is it ok for the trust ? from trust regualation point of view ?
2. The software will be purchased in India, in Indian currency but will be used abroad, what will be the issues from software point of view.
what paperwork will be required ?
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Stay either civil or criminal rpceeding
Ld counsels,
If one of the spouse in marraige alleges fraud and institutes both civil and criminal proceedings on the same alleged fraud, is it possible to stay either of the proceedings.
High courts seems to be reluctanct on staying proceedings, however if the subject matter in the proceedgisn are same how will that be viewed
Please clarify
Thanks.