Md Shadab Ansari
09 March 2010 at 00:18
Is Conversation between Advocate & other party (not the Advocate) come under priviledge or professional communication as stated in Section 126 of Evidence Act?? Can this recorded conversation be adduced as evidence???As in that conversation the opponent party accepted the deeds done by him..Section 126 of Evidence Act prohibits the disclosure of any fact of his own client....Need suggestions and opinions....
Thanks
Anonymous
09 March 2010 at 00:03
Respected Experts
I wanted to purchase a piece of land, but exact area was unknown. Some confusion was there regarding area. So, 40 cent is written with exact/specific boundary. It also got mentioned in the recital portion of the sale deed that entire land of mine is being sold in this specific plot and if the land measures more than the written area, vendee will have the right title and possession of that excess area, neither me nor any of my heirs will have any objection. Vendor has specifically written in recital portion that now I have no land left in this plot, all has been sold and being transferred to vendee from today itself. Recently when I got it measured, it is around 51cent within the mentioned boundary. Stamp was payable as per the value of the land and there is no deficiency regarding stamp. So what to do in this situation? What is the importance of the recital portion of the sale deed? Also in this case will boundary prevail? Is there any case law related to this type of situation? Plz. Suggest. With thanks and regards.
Anonymous
08 March 2010 at 23:48
Sirs,
My in laws property were acquired for yje forming of house cites by the city improvement board in Mangalore by a equivalent 4(1) notification on 27/8/81.
and 6(1)in 1-10 -82
The final award was datde 14-5-87. Possesion was taken in 22-5-87.
The declared award was accepted with protest and an enhancement was sought for.
One of the contention is the sale deed relied on by the LAO in 1981 is not the right ones and alternate higher rates of sale deed of the same vicinity in the same period were presented.
Our other major contention is that as per section 11, the acuisition has lapsed
as the award is made after 2 years, as such the same is not legal.As such We are seeking the prevailing rates for the period when the land was taken possession in 1987.
Would our learned friends be able to recommend some judgements in support of our contention or able to give their learned opinion in this matter.
I look forward to your opinons.
With Best regards,
Prakash
Ravindra R Kondebettu
08 March 2010 at 23:48
Dear Sirs,
I am a non-agriculturist having Rs.2.5 Lakhs income Per annum from pension, interest and business and I reside in Chikodi a taulka place in Karnataka.I am also a Income Tax payee/assessee from the past 20 years.
Kindly highlight me whether can I purchase an agricultural land in my place legally? If yes please furnish me the present provisions and oblige.
Ravindra R Kondebettu.
08.03.2010
kanti kumar
08 March 2010 at 23:06
Hi,
I just want to ask that if the suit was dismissed in lower courts due to some non filing of documents which are relevant to case then the same can be filled in the higher courts ? when the appele was made in the higher court....and if yes under which section of which act...
vinod bansal
08 March 2010 at 22:36
R/Members
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vinod bansal
08 March 2010 at 22:31
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vinod bansal
08 March 2010 at 22:28
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My client wants to confess his guilt in a case u/s 160(2) of Railways act but problem is this in this section sentence can extend upto 5 years,(minimum is not provided)how i can compound/get rid off from this case,is there anything in newly enacted plea barganing.Kindly help
Anonymous
08 March 2010 at 21:53
school fees of the childern up to Rs 1000 comes under saving and if also i get rembrsment what will be the effect ?
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