Anonymous
21 May 2010 at 10:15
Token Receipt
I ____________ S/o___________ R/o________________ (Seller) have received Rs.___________ (Rs._______________________________) on ____________ at ____________ as token amount from ____________________________________________________ (Purchaser) for sale of my land bearing no.________________________________________________________ situated in the revenue estate of Vill. ____________________ Tehsil ______________, Distt. _____________________.
The purchaser shall perform the obligation of his part, to execute the sale deed on or before _______________. If the purchaser fails to get execute sale deed in his/his nominee’s favour on or before __________, then the token amount shall be forfeited and the Seller shall be under no liability towards the Purchaser under this receipt and the Seller shall have full right to use & enjoy his property as he deems fit. The purchaser is agree with this term and also signs the confirmation of this condition and token receipt, hereunder.
Witnesses
Seller
1.
2. Confirmation of Token by Purchaser
Respected experts my question relates to the above draft of reciept. If the purchaser delays in execution of sale deed, will the seller shall be under any type of liability under this reciept. or he can sell his property to anyone else, witout any legal hurdle from the purchaser side. Is this a valid draft for reciept or its some thing else, Pls Ssuggest
Baskaran Kanakasabai
21 May 2010 at 09:29
Is the award of LAO under sec 11(2) of LA Act 1894, after an agreement reached between the LAO and the interested persons,
a non-testamentary instrument?
Baskaran Kanakasabai
21 May 2010 at 09:25
Is the award of LAO made under sec 11(1) of LA Act 1894, a non-testamentary instrument?
Baskaran Kanakasabai
21 May 2010 at 09:23
Is the Declaration published under sec6 of the LA Act 1894, a non-testamentary instrument?
Baskaran Kanakasabai
21 May 2010 at 09:22
Is the notification under sec 4(1) of LA act 1894, a non-testamenatry instrument?
Baskaran Kanakasabai
21 May 2010 at 09:19
Is a sale deed entered into between buyer and seller of a land, a non-testamentary instrument?
Baskaran Kanakasabai
21 May 2010 at 08:41
Which of the following are non-testamentary
instruments that are compulsorily registrable under the Registration Act of 1908?
1. Notification under 4(1) of LAAct 1894
2. Declaration under sec 6 of LAAct 1894
3. Award of LAO under sec 11 (1) of LAAct 1894
4.Award or agreement under sec 11 (2) of LA Act 1894.
5. Award by court Decree under sec 26(2) of LA Act 1894.
Member (Account Deleted)
21 May 2010 at 00:54
Hi All,
i been stuck some where, that it is under which part of the law that the photocopy of the documents be treated as originals documents ,the type of document is that for which the certified copies are not allowed under law by anyone only he himself can take the copies of the document and what if the documents were destroyed from the public department then what is the remedy left with us.
Mehar
Anonymous
21 May 2010 at 00:49
Dear sir,
I had taken a loan of rs 100000 from barclays bank from mumbai in jan 2008, i had paid 5 to 6 installements then i was transfered to a remote location where i was not able to pay loan through ecs because my bank acc got closed , after few months i became jobless and was without job for more than a year , again got a job in mumbai and started paying the amount after paying one month amount the company didnt pay me for next three months and i again left the job and became jobless .now bank is forcing me to give cheques and close the account however i can only pay the installments. collection guys are telling me that they will take legal action against me .. kindly guide
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