Amit Kumar
13 March 2010 at 12:21
I want to file an appeal in District Court.
What is the basic requirement of documents ?
prakash vathore
13 March 2010 at 12:21
hi dear all,
it will be a great help if some body will provide me the information or draft of procedings before high power committe sra at bandra. my email id is prakash_vathore@rediffmail.com
thanks.
Anonymous
13 March 2010 at 12:21
We are in joint hindu family.My grandfather had 9 acres of agriculture ancestral land received from his forefathers.After the death of my grandfather the land came on the name of my grandmother and my father 1/2 share each. Now after the death of my grandmother the same land came on the name of my father. My question is that wheather this land will be treated as ancestral property or not.If not please tell me why.
Anonymous
13 March 2010 at 12:20
One of my clients employee escaped from his office with intellectual property i.e designs and drawings. Later on he started threatening my client with dire consequences that i will sold all the designs to your enemy until and unless you give me 10 lac rupees.
A complaint was made to the police but F.I.R was registered after 15 days of the complaint. In the F.I.R only two sections were mentioned i.e 408 and 384 where as sections relating to theft, misappropriation, criminal intimidation etc were left out.
Later on an application with additional facts was filed in the court where as name of two other people were mentioned but F.I.R was not registered against them.
Police has filed F.R in the report but not taken the statements of any independent witnesses and most surprisingly the final report has been filed only on the basis of the statements of the accused person.
What is the best remedy please reply?
Anonymous
13 March 2010 at 12:03
My Wife Had filed case in family court for restitution of congugal rights in family court & Maintenance in family court.
now today she had again filed case for DV act 2005
now i wanted to know whether both these case can run because in both she is asking for compensation
can u let me know more on this how should i avoid DV & let the case be continue in Family court
one more thing i would like to add that in DV she had put my mother & sister in law name also, so my mother & sister in law wanted to go outside india for vacation for 2 months as my brother is out of india. wat is the procedure so that she can go out of India. Plz advise
Anonymous
13 March 2010 at 11:22
I am looking to buy a property from a person who got the residential property transferred in his name in the records of registered co-op housing society through a nomination and an affidavit (in brief : after me , my flat should go in brother’s name) signed by his widowed sister ,died recently.
The widowed sister was the first owner of the flat ,left no children behind.
There is only 1 relation exists with the widowed sister on husband’s side i.e the sister in law (husband’s younger brother wife- ‘Devrani’) .This sister in law has a maternal grand son ( her daughter’s son .)
FYI . The registered society is ready to give NOC to me for Housing Loan on this flat in turn purchase of flat.”
Request for your advice on the following 3 issues
1) whether the above relation (sister in law ) can create objections/claims in this property ?
2) If I take the “no objection letter” from sister in law only , can the maternal grand son create problem ?
3) after taking signatures of all the legal heirs if answer is yes for 1 and 2 , is it really necessary to get an order/declaration from
the court of law by the nominee who has transferred the said flat in his name in the records of the society.
4) if answer to 3 is yes , please help as to how much
a) approx time it takes to get the court declaration/order and
b) in mumbai I need to approach which court (tashildar level/high court ?? ) and
c)with what set of document and
d)the approx fee
Thanking you in advance
anupam sharma
13 March 2010 at 10:28
a firm established in haryana has two partners who has 12 franchises to whom the firm has provided with the material for payment by cheques.but now one of the partners has opened a firm by the same name in ludhiana (punjab) and has further entices the franchises.the cheques with the former firm have bounced.
1.what are the remedies for the first firm???
2.is trademarks act violated???
3.can a cheating case be filed aganist both the cheating partner and the franchises ???
Sanjeev Panda
13 March 2010 at 09:28
The insurance companies do put stipulations in the insurance agreements to the effect that if the insured does not make a claim within a specified period from the time of damage, the company shall not be held liable for such loss or damage. Are such stipulations in agreements valid and binding in law?
ASHISH
12 March 2010 at 22:55
Whether theft of electricity can be assessed under section 126 of EA 2003? and whether seaprate case of recovery of the assessment can be lodged even before pending case of theft? Plz advice suitably
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Criminal conspiracy
One of my clients employee escaped from his office with intellectual property i.e designs and drawings. Later on he started threatening my client with dire consequences that i will sold all the designs to your enemy until and unless you give me 10 lac rupees.
A complaint was made to the police but F.I.R was registered after 15 days of the complaint. In the F.I.R only two sections were mentioned i.e 408 and 384 where as sections relating to theft, misappropriation, criminal intimidation etc were left out.
Later on an application with additional facts was filed in the court where as name of two other people were mentioned but F.I.R was not registered against them.
Police has filed F.R in the report but not taken the statements of any independent witnesses and most surprisingly the final report has been filed only on the basis of the statements of the accused person.
What is the best remedy please reply?
120-B has not been added to the report.