Anonymous
07 February 2010 at 11:37
An affidavit signed by father issued to his son for the purpose of obtaining a civil contractor's license. Is there any legel objections for father to transact his properties independantly since the affidavit is given to son? Is it necessary to seek permission from son to make any transaction of properties involved in the affidavit? Kindly advise.
Anonymous
07 February 2010 at 11:30
An affidavit signed by father issued to his son for the purpose of obtaining a civil contractor's license. Is there any legel objections for father to transact his properties independantly since the affidavit is given to son? Is it necessary to seek permission from son to make any transaction of properties involved in the affidavit? Kindly advise.
civl court holding that a proclaimed offender has no legal and valuable right before the court of law. Such finding whether justified?
A proclaimed offender after his declaration as PO is arrayed as defendant in a civil suit and is proceeded exparte. He files application under Order 9 Rule 13 through his mother as his attorney. Application rejected with the above finding. Whether justified? Isnt it miscarriage of justice and fun of civil procedure?
satish
07 February 2010 at 10:45
One company assigned his debts to other company during the pendancy of the suits..Then can first company can apply to court for substitute it's name as plaintiff the name of assignee company...
Hi,
I am a final tear law student from mumbai university.I want to know what is SAT ( securities appelate tribunal ) and how a lawyer can make a career in it?
Anonymous
07 February 2010 at 10:36
dear sir / madam,
i am the person reclaiming the property and going to sell it for the seller . I have herewith attached an m o u format giving almost the whole situation as to why it is drafted. would you be able to give some more points or alter it accordingly so that the seller will not go back on their word as their impression is that an M O U cannot be legally challenged if they wish to back out.
Anjali Arya
07 February 2010 at 10:21
I (Plaintiff) filed a Suit for Mandatory Injunction directing the defendant to vacate the suit property and to handover vacant & peaceful possesion thereofand not to interfere with the possession of the plaintiff.
Even though all the issues were decided in my favour but Suit was dismissed by Trial Court stating that Suit for Possession ought to be filed.
Aggreived by this Judgement, I filed First Appeal. The ADJ allowed the Appeal stating following :
1. It is strange to see that Defendant is a licensee and in the possession of Property.
2. Defendant is a licencee having occupation of the property and does not have the possession. The Lawful owner (Plaintiff) is deemed to be in possession.
3. In Sant Lal Jain vs Avtar Singh, where similar situation arose, Hon'ble Supreme Court decided not to throw away the case of the plaintiff on this groung to avoid multiplicity of Suits.
Now My Question is that
1. What is this Decree ?
2. What should I do to take the Actual Possesstion of the premises ?
THIS IS JITEN.H AHUJA FROM AHMEDABAD,I NEED YOUR HELP REGARDING MY LLM EXAM, RIGHT NOW I M LEARNING LLM WITH CRIMINAL SUBJEACT, MY FINAL EXAMINATION WILL BE HELD ON 20TH APRIL,SO CAN YOU TELL ME HOW SHOLUD I HAVE TO PREPARE FOR THIS EXAMINATION AND YOU KNOW IF YOU PROVIDE ME ANY MATIRAL THEN I M VERY THANKFUL TO YOU, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR VALUABLE TIME, HAVE A GREAT DAY
Member (Account Deleted)
07 February 2010 at 09:50
HI MY EXPERTS FRIENDS AND RESPECTED SENIOR EXPERTS,
HERE IN RAJASTHAN HIGH COURT THE FOLLOWING QUESTION HAS BEEN REFFERED FOR CONSIDERATION BEFORE LARGER BENCH-
"Whether requirement of section 18 of Rajasthan Non-Govt. Educational Institution Act,1989 attracted even in case of un-aided recognised educational institutions?"
kindly answer.
negotiable instrument act
whether the borrower is also liable for issue process if the guarantor is paid loan amount in dischage of the liability of the borrower?