Anonymous
02 January 2010 at 00:37
Dear Sir, need your expert opinior. Rs 12 lakh NRE cheque sent from Oman to Ahmedabad, fradulantly pilfered on the way and encahsed in mumbai - khopar khairan branch. account of same name opened without verification and adequate documentation. also cheque altered for clearence but colecitng bank accepted it and paying bank debited my account and my account debited. When brought to notice of banks neigher Paying bank or collecting bank not accepting responsibility or responidng.
What are the responsibilited of paying bank, collecting bank, negotiable instrument act, banking law for openign of new account? need urgent help from banking laws expert? can you take my case?
Anonymous
01 January 2010 at 23:01
If an SLP for Limitation for a will filed in the Supreme court has been dismissed due to non appearance of the petioners counsel and on merits then what is the action one may take ?
Either to file for recall application or for resoration or to file an appeal against the judgement or to file for revision. Pls. guide what kind of application is to be filed .
Also what is the difference between recall,restoration, revision and appeal in legal language,please explain.
Kumar Krishan Agarwal Advocate
01 January 2010 at 22:10
Dear Sir,
I need an lawyer for the local case in the Aligarh as I cannot be comfortable to commute long distance journey for tackling my private case.
Any lawyer who interested in the case will post his address, name , Mobile to me and after talking to him I will dispatch files and consideration for him.
Thanks
Please take this case seriously with honesty and integrity.
KK AGARWAL ADV.
DEVENDRA
01 January 2010 at 21:21
"A" had obtained decree of permanant injunction against "B" not to interfere his possession over suit property.By this judgement, ownership of "A" over suit property was confirmed This decree is confirmed as "B" has not filed any appeal agaianst the judgement & decree.
After 5 years "B" has obtain decree of mandatory injunction againast "A" over the same suit property - i.e to remove the construction over the suit property.
Upto high court, the decree agaianst "A' is confirmed.
Unfortunately, "A" and / or his then advocate has failed to convince Court about previous decree. Fact of Previous decree was remained untouched in next suit.
Now "B" has filed execution proceedings against "A". Further, "A" wants to file execution proceedings against "B" as decree against "B" as mentioned above is still unchellenged. No question of limitation as both decrees are within 8 years.
Now what will be the legal position ?
Whose decree can be enforced by court ?
What about cross decrees ?
DEVENDRA
01 January 2010 at 20:41
In Maharashtra, there are two sourecs in cse of building viz. housing societies and apartments. In case of societies, the land under the building transfers in the name of society by way of registered conveyance deed. But what is the position in case of apartment ? How the land below the building conveys and in whose name ?
Mrs.Aarti Manoj kanuga
01 January 2010 at 19:55
Kindly provide me tips to prepare for JMFC. And i want to go for limitation question and answers. Which books should i refer for that other than bare act.
Anil
01 January 2010 at 18:39
Hi
MY wife has file false 498a/406 case agaist me in sep 2008(marriage date nov 2005)
What actions i can take aginst her and her family?
Can i file DP3case as in their 498a statement they have written that they have given dowry
as there is time is time limit in harayan for filing the cases against DPA of one year.
but under sction 8 of the same
8. Offences to be cognizable for certain purposes and to be non-bailable and non-compoundable
1[8. Offences to be cognizable for certain purposes and to be non-bailable and non-compoundable-
(1) The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (2 of 1974) shall apply to offences under this Act as if they were cognizable offences-
(a) For the purposes of investigation of such offences
Can the courts in haryana take the case filled agaist DP3 by taking into the consideration of the section 8( For the purposes of investigation of such offences)
if not then What happen if the dowery is given after the one year of marriage, is that giving dorwy(after one year of marriage) is not a crime?
I think court should consider the DP3 cases where the 498 registered after one year of marriage under section 8 (Offences to be cognizable for certain purposes )
Please suggest
Anonymous
01 January 2010 at 18:38
sir
In lower court, the documentary evidences against the respondent gets proved to be true but the petitioner fails in the cross examination to prove the main fact so the order given ex parte does not get set aside by lower court. Now can the petitioner still go to upper court on the basis of the documentary evidences which are already proved to be true ?
For ex. Petioner proves one false statement of the respondent by some documents but petioner in cross examination fails to prove another statement based on which the appeal has to be heard and decided. So the merits are partial from both the parties that means both petioner and respondent seem to be false at some points. So how the court will take decision?
sumit virmani
01 January 2010 at 17:46
i am in llb first year .i dont have to go my college regularly.i have no source of income as of now.i want to do something for my expenses but wish to do anything or everything in law field.as llb is a three year course and i am in first year only so if a short term diploma course can help me attaining a professional status and doing something needful right now. so please guide me. regards sumit.
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Transfer of property
My father died in 1991 with out a Will for his self earned house property situated in Thanjavur in Tamilnadu.My mother, 7 brothers and 4 sisters who are alive are the legal heirs and there is no dispute among us in selling and sharing.We have not got legal heir certificate. A party well known to us is prepared to buy it with out legal heir certificate.Can all of us give a NOC in the form of an affidavit to my mother to execute the sale deed or is it necessary that all the legal heirs to be present at the time of registration?