Rajagopalan
19 October 2009 at 11:49
Dear Sir/s, I need your advise on how to get a legal heir certificate. Sequence of happenings are
1. My father's home town (native) is Coimbatore
2. After retirement (2001), he shifted to Bangalore (where I was staying)
3. He underwent medical treatment in Bangalore in Bangalore Hospital, and he passed away in 2007.
4. We got a Death certificate from Bangalore. Coimbatore address of my father was mentioned as permanent address.
5. Later in 2007, we (along with my brother and mother) shifted to Chennai.
6. For the past 2 1/2 yrs, we are staying in Chennai.
7. We have complete address prffo in Chennai.
Now, when we approached the VAO in Coimbatore he says that since the current address proof (Ration card) has the Chennai address, I have to get the Legal Heir certificate in Chennai (from Chennai TAshildar's office)
When I approached the VAO in Chenai (Alandur), they say that I have to go to either Bangalore or Coimbatore, but after seeing the ration card proof, they are confused. They wanted to check with TAmbaram for the correctness.
I need your advice on who would actually give the certificate.
Secondly, would a Legal heir certificate duly notarised bny a notary public be sufficient for carrying out the phone / bank / land transfers in Coimbatore..
Please help.
Thanks, V Rajagopalan
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kamalakar
19 October 2009 at 00:19
Dear Friends, This is a case oF Fraud played by the Person. A person named R has obtained a Pronote, Stamped 100/- paper, and a cheque(blank signed) and two white papers one signed by wiFe and another by the husband and with malaFide intention he prepared the above documents and cheq For /Rs.10lacs. he Filed a criminal aswell as civil cases and succeeded in criminal case upto high court level.The HC stopped enquiring the matter pending disposal oF the civil case.The criminal case 2 years conviction was given to the accused.
Now, in the civil case the points For the accused (deFendant) are---1.The scribe oF the pronote is willing to give his evidence against the plaintiFF stating that the note when scribed was given to him was in BLANK and there are no attestors at the time and he wants even to say that the note and the cheq were prepared by the complainant or plaintiF with malaFide intention.
This piece oF evidence could not be given when the criminal proceedings are going on due to some unavoidable circumstances as the case was transFerred From one court to another 3 times. Will this evidence is good enough to win the present Civil case.
Are there any VALUABLE case laws in the matter about the evidence oF the SCRIBE.
charudureja
18 October 2009 at 22:37
What is stamp duty and when and how muchit has to be paid? once when in a decree the property was divided n the name of one brother is entered into records in 1992 bt due to some error on the part of MC the other brothers name was not entered into records. 1st brother paid 2500/ at that time. now in 2009 the 2nd brother wants to get his name entered into records, now the MC has sent the letter to 1st brothern it says u pay the stamp duty.please solve this wht was that 2500 which was taken thn n now how the 1st brother is liable to pay
please give me any latest judgment about Burden of proof on complainant to prove his legal due
Manu
18 October 2009 at 20:50
I had paid the earnest money for a flat and due to some issues, I am unable to arrange the remaining sum to be paid soon. Is there a way by which I get, if not all, but some part of the earnest money back. The seller is not interested in returning the money due to issues with his own next purchase etc etc. As there is still some time remaining for the final date of paymemt... is there a way out? The earnest money is not a small amount by any means. Please help.
at the time of marriage, bride groom aged 20 years, bride 17 years, it was not arranged marriage, out of this wedlock a child born. when they approached registering authority about few days back, they denied to register stating that they both were minors, now they want to approach the court, just they want a document that they both are married. both are Hindus, or they have apply under HMA or apply for Declaration? what u suggest, both are poor, unable to spend,both studied up to 9th std. hereby i request, suggestion, procedure, format, etc., PLZ.....
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eligibility of a blind person as magistrate
Category : Civil Law | This query is : resolved
author : Varahala Swami
Posted On
30 May 2008
I, As a blind person, recently completed LL.b. And I have enrolled as an Advocate in A.P. Bar (guntur).
I would like to become a Magistrate.
Can blind persons be eligible for Magistrates?
Expert : KOTRESH M G
Posted On
30 May 2008
Thank the Contributor
A very good question. It should be possible,
but a magistrate performs lot of investigation into documents, articles and is required to identify people, well will you be able to do that.
Expert : R.S.Rajesh
Posted On
31 May 2008
Thank the Contributor
The elgiblity criteria in the A.P. Judicial Services has to be verified and since you are an Advocate , please go through the same with the necessery assistance.If you are otherwise qualified and the blindness is not a disabling factor as per the eligiblity criterai , you can try for the same since you are allready a member of the Bar.
The matter requires to be examined in the light of the above observations.
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