Anonymous
04 March 2010 at 00:55
My relative is charged with IPC 409. First he has tried for interim bail from High court which was rejected. Then he moved to Supreme Court for the same. SC also dismissed his plea.
Then he surrendered in CGM court. Currently he is in Juridical custody.
And trying for Bail from DJ Court.
Please advice if arrest stay petition rejected by SC can cause some problem in bail from DJ
Anonymous
04 March 2010 at 00:16
My husband died last year . He purchased a flat in his own name and registration was not done before his death. I am told that In my husband's absence I have 1/4th share, the other shares being held ny my 2 minor daughters & my mother-in-law. Now my mother-in-law wants to give her share in favour of my 2 daughters under the condition that the flat cannot be sold until my younger daughter reaches 21 yeras of age. Now my queries are:
1. How should this tranfer be done?
2. once the transfer is done can I register the flat in my & my daughters' name?
Mr. Vardali: Thanks but I did not understand your answer fully. Can you be more specific?
Mr. Vishal: Thanks a lot.
How will my mother-in-law transfer her portion to my daughters' name -
1.on a non judicial stamp paper?
2.if yes, rS. 10, 20, 50- which stamp paper- how should I decide?
3. It should be signed by how many witnesses?
4.Should it then be registered?
5. Is anything more is needed?
Anonymous
04 March 2010 at 00:15
My husband died last year . He purchased a flat in his own name and registration was not done before his death. I am told that In my husband's absence I have 1/4th share, the other shares being held ny my 2 minor daughters & my mother-in-law. Now my mother-in-law wants to give her share in favour of my 2 daughters under the condition that the flat cannot be sold until my younger daughter reaches 21 yeras of age. Now my queries are:
1. How should this tranfer be done?
2. once the transfer is done can I register the flat in my & my daughters' name?
Mr. Vardali: Thanks but I did not understand your answer fully. Can you be more specific?
Mr. Vishal: Thanks a lot.
How will my mother-in-law transfer her portion to my daughters' name -
1.on a non judicial stamp paper?
2.if yes, rS. 10, 20, 50- which stamp paper- how should I decide?
3. It should be signed by how many witnesses?
4.Should it then be registered?
5. Is anything more is needed?
Anonymous
03 March 2010 at 23:22
sir
i am working in export company where we just got a summon from central intelligence office about availment of draw back soya cenvat credit......
as i know that export are eligible for draw back......then why we got that type of summon.....plz tell me what should we do in this case
Anonymous
03 March 2010 at 23:09
Grant mother had 300 cents of agricultural land in her name obtained from her father as her share. Further she got 350 cents of agricultural land from her brothers being their share, since grant mother was the only sister to them. She expired on 1980. She had 9 children ( 5 sisters and 4 brothers)5 sisters have 8 children. Last year one of the sister expired.(i.e my mother) Now the family has decided for a partition of the whole agricultural land by way of selling the whole property since no one is will to have cultivation.
Qn. 1. Now the family is dividing the 350 cents with 17 to give 1/17 share to all children and grant children of Grant mother. And the remaining 300 cents are divided by 9 to give 1/9 share to all children of Grant mother. Is the procedure correct?
Qn no.2 Since my mother expired whether her share will be transferred to my father who is in receipt of the family pension being the nominee(legal heir)
Qn. No.3 Cultivation in the agricultural land was done by one of the brothers through out these year and enjoyed the returns. In the partition they are deducting Rs.200000/- from total sale value of the land towards i) land tax remitted through out the years ii) Expenditure incurred for constructing a well and fixing a motor for agricultural purpose, iii) Expenditure for constructing fence to the land from time to time etc., etc. Is the procedure correct?
Please answer the above questions.
vinay
03 March 2010 at 22:52
Hi , where can i get list of all lawyers working in high courts all across India?
Anonymous
03 March 2010 at 22:45
we are two brother and one sister , after sister merrige sister husband force to my sister to ask his share in father property.
my father has made(self earned) a house property.he is still alive . i want to know the indian law rules about this matter .
i am expecting early suggestion in this matter
my contact no is 9818642798
jureddi peddinaidu
03 March 2010 at 22:43
on a specific day there is an outstanding balance of 40,000 on my credit card.The banker invited me for settlement and it is settled for 18,500 which have to be paid in 2 installments.Even after payment of agreed amount they have not issued ful and final settlement letter moreover they are sending the credit bills showing 1,20,000 as outstanding on my credit card.I have filed a case in consumer forum for defeciency of services.Can you suggest any decisions favourable to customer delivered by supreme court, national forum or A.P. state consumer forum?
Raj Kumar Makkad
03 March 2010 at 22:39
Dear Experts!
My client was successful bidder of a closed mill under liquidation and liquidator was a High Court. Auction was confirmed by High Court. The auction/bidding value included Rs. 5 crore as of land and building and 10 crore as plant and building. As per direction of Liquidator, my client got executed sale-deed/sale-certificate by affixing stamp duty only against the value of land but the sale-deed was impounded by the concerned revenue officer and show cause notice was issued to my cleint stating therein that under section 47-A of Stamp Act my cleint is required to affix the stamp on entire amount of Rs. 15 Crore.
Now my quarry is:
1. Whether the stamp duty is liable to be charged only against immovable property?
2. If yes then machinery and plant installed in the mill shall come under the definition of immovable category or not? If not the reasons thereof
Any other suggestion is also welcome.
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