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jasvinder   02 February 2010 at 13:16

long term capital gain

if i say the house purchased on 2001 for rs 525000 sold on 2008 and before selling invested rs 200000 for repair and maintaince and than sold for rs 12 lac . will i get deduction on rs 200000 is my cost will come 725000 lac

Dadi Uma Mahesh   02 February 2010 at 12:00

Ex-parte Divorce

If the Respondent did not respond even after 60 days of Summons being served and after acknowledging the receipt of Summons,

Que.1.What happens on the First Hearing of Bench, in the above mentioned situation, is it the Judges prerogative to grant Ex-Parte or respective Lawyer need to move Ex-Parte request?

Que.2.If Ex-Parte is Granted, how much time does the Respondent get to apply for setting it aside in the High Court or even in the same Court?

Anonymous   02 February 2010 at 11:58

sale deed

I wanna know that whether a stamp paper is purchased in the name of say 'X', can a sale deed be executed in the name of 'Y'....is there any law or judgment in favour or against

sneha   02 February 2010 at 11:54

list of applicable laws

Can anybody provide the list of all the laws and acts which are applicable to an IT Company.

Anonymous   02 February 2010 at 11:38

Ownership Property Dispute


My father (died on 31.12.08) purchased a small house in the year 1966 in a village. The sale deed was prepared on plain paper with thumb impression of the seller (dead) and signature of two witnesses (one dead). The sales consideration was Rs.600/- only. On the basis of this transaction, the ‘Gram Panchayat’ registered the name of my father as the owner of the said property on the government records. This continues as on today also, but my real uncle filed a case in the court in May 2008 stating that the said ‘sale deed’ is not legally valid since it is made on the simple paper and not on the ‘stamp paper’ and it’s a document singed by coercion and cheating. By notarized will, the said property is transferred in my name after the death of my father.
Now, what is my legal position and how should I protect my legal right?
Please advice me.

Anonymous   02 February 2010 at 11:38

inter-state transfer of FIR case

Dear Lawyers,

You have advised me in the past and I thank you very much for your help.

It is the same case, not progressing at all. Here is a brief update.

My friend left her husband (in Bangalore) and moved to a small place close to Vizag.
She filed FIR in Bangalore in July 2008. She was toold by the lawyer that she should file it in Bangalore because that is where she lived before separtaion. She also filed for maintenance of children etc. He has not given her much money at all. After many appearances in the court, my friend has achieved nothing, except the travelling expenses and all the emotional trauma and anxiety and fear.

When she wanted to withdraw the case, the lawyer told her that she cannot withdraw, because it can then turn against her.

She is without money and now cannot travel from Vizag to Bangalore frequently. Often she is called to the court and when she reaches the court, she gets told that the husband had asked for a later date and therefore the case has been postponed to a later date. her travelling is all in vain. This has happened far too many times. They are all taking advantage of her vulnerable position, knowing that she has no strong support of men (no father, borthers or relatives), nor does she have financial support. It is cruel to take advantage of a helpless woman. In addition, she has no one to support her or guide her. Her lawyer I think is very corrupt, who is supporting and take sides with the husband instead of my friend. this is all very unfair and very distressing to my friend and her elderly mother and two small children.

I fear for her mental state due to this extreme stress and tension and pain. All this stress is already having a bad effect on her physical health.

It appears that no justice will be done to my friend. It is very unfortunate. Is it possible to get the case transferred to Vizag? What is the procedure? Can her lawyer stop this from happening? Can you suggest a good, honest, compassionate lawyer in Vizag? Could any lawyer take this up on compassionate grounds and take personal interest to resolve this case?

And if a transfer is possible, will the case start from the beginning all over again?

Please help.

Thanking you and God bless you all.
Grace

AMAN   02 February 2010 at 10:41

property status

Advocate.S.A.Siddiq   02 February 2010 at 10:38

PROCLAIMED OFFENDER not arrested

The Hon'ble JM at Tamilnadu declared the three mumbai based accused as a P.O. , the order of P.O. sent to Police commissioner of Mumbai. ( 90 days back) still P.O. not arrested by the police, but accused are living near Commissioner office .. in this position what next...?

Advocate.S.A.Siddiq   02 February 2010 at 10:32

U/s 83 of Cr.P.C - order not execute

The Hon'ble JM at Tamilnadu passed the order u/s 83 of Cr.P.C for property attachement of Proclaimed offender to the Delhi Metropoliten Magistrate , 2 months back. Still this order not execute by Metropoliten magistrate .. in this position what next ...?

Advocate.S.A.Siddiq   02 February 2010 at 10:27

NBW not execute by Delhi Police commissioner

The Hon'ble J.M - Tamilnadu issued NBW against Delhi based accused on 2months before. Still NBW not execute by Delhi Police Commissioner , NBW directing to execute Delhi Police Commissioner. No report was filed or send to JM . In this position what next action .....?