baljit singh
30 July 2009 at 12:15
Hi,
i am advocate baljit practising at district courts amritsar. my querry is whether during the pendendy of procalamation proceedings against he accused, he has any right to challenge them without surrendering before the court concerned.
if yes quote any case law.
svvsai devarabhotla
30 July 2009 at 11:41
Dear lawyers,
This is regarding my mother ancestral property,
my mother father is not written any vill and he also got the ancestral property,
In the year 1993 my mother brothers no(5), forcely taken the GPA (registered) in respect of ladies 4 members
and they have written parikatt (not registered) and
and they distributed the property among themselves,
and individually 5 brothers did the mortgage(registered) to one person in the year of 1994
and they have taken the releases of mortgage(registered) after 3 months in 1994
and they created the property like gift deed aswell in the year 1994,
after these things in 1995 the sisters 4 members went to register office
and they have cancelled the GPA(registered) saying we can manage our properties on our own.
the problem is the all the rest of the sisters got 1/2 acres as per the parikatt
and my mother didn't got the property now they are saying they wont give anything now.
so dear lawyers
1) kindly please guide me with G.O numbers, how can i and my mother can file the suite on my mother brothers?
2) If we file the suite do my mother get the property share equally?
3) do we can ask for the repartition?
4) How hindu succession act 2005 amendment will work on this case?
Thanks in Advance to all the lawyers
anson
30 July 2009 at 11:30
i would like to know at what interest money lenders are allowed to give money to public at the guarentee of check in maharashtra (thane)
(bank)?
and what are the laws to avoid the public from harrasement from the money lenders?
whether yhe public can go to court for collecting money at over rate of interest?
mahesh
30 July 2009 at 10:28
This is with regard to AP Chit funds Act.i wish to know whether a court can entertain a suit for the recovery of a debt which is primafacie time barred, and issue summons to the parties connected. In such situation what is the course of action available to the effected parties
mahesh
30 July 2009 at 10:26
This is with regard to AP Chit funds Act.i wish to know whether a court can entertain a suit for the recovery of a debt which is primafacie time barred, and issue summons to the parties connected. In such situation what is the course of action available to the effected parties
J C Gerorge
30 July 2009 at 07:35
My mother have 90 cents property , it have pludged fro business purpose . This is a agriculture land. Due to default Bank is is auctioned that property to our neighbour.I want to know Whether the agriculture land applicable to Sarfaes Act ? If yes what are the options to prove that is agriculture land ? Any latest judgemnet regaeding this matter.
PRAKASHCHANDRA MARU
29 July 2009 at 23:38
hello all experts
pls inform the full procedure to admitt bail appliction in the high court which is rejected from district court
PRAKASHCHANDRA MARU
29 July 2009 at 23:35
hello all experts
i have lodged the complaint in foram against pvt builder company for the non construction of the flat in stipulated time on the place there is only primer work started and stop from the one year
on the time of primary hearing the question was asked by the member that the builder can give possession at any time because the stipulated time is not over the complaint is already registered and now the case is onthe stageof evideance now i would like to get do panchnnama pf the place where the such construction not take place and it is impossible to complete work within the time limit pls mention under which section i have to apply for the demand of the panchnama and also state the authoryty if u have thanks in advance
kishore
29 July 2009 at 22:09
is there any member who has done llb in nalsar university
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SIR,
MY FATHER PURCHASED A HOUSE IN HIS LIFE TIME.HE PASSED AWAY WITHOUT WRITING A WILL.
MY MOTHER WHO IS ALIVE-CAN SHE BE CONSIDERED OWNER OF THE HOUSE FOR PURPOSE OF ANY SALE OR GIFT OF THE HOUSE?
IS IT NECESSARY THAT WE ALL SONS AND DAUGHTERS(ALL MARRIED) AND MAJOR GRAND CHILDREN SHOULD FILE A NO OBJECTION CLAIM AND DO WE NEED TO ARRANGEA SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE FOR HER FROM COURT AND THEN TRANSFER THE HOUSE IN HER NAME? OR IS IT NOT NECESSARY ,TO ENABLE OUR MOTHER TO SELL OR GIFT THE HOUSE WHATEVER WAY SHE WANTS?
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