Madhusudan Kabra
05 March 2016 at 12:44
My Father (Mr. X) has two bothers ( Mr. Y & Mr. Z). We all were leaving together from years under a single roof and single kitchen. My family has ancestral property ( received from our forefathers) and acquired property also (which are acquired during Joint family period).
These self acquired properties are with individual names of various joint family members (say wife of Mr. Z & son of Mr. Y etc.)
--- Can Mr. X claim its SHARE/ Right on these properties ?
--- What are the remedies available to Mr. X in case other family members have joint hands and refused to give any share to Mr. X.
--- What would be the idle documentation is needed in case Mr. x go for legal action.
Sir,
Please tell me about society registration procedure under society act 1860 in Delhi and document check list & format.
thank you
Alpesh Makkampara
05 March 2016 at 09:28
I am fighting 498a. I am a accused. Case is on evidence stage of opposite party. My MIL cross has been done.
My MIL,FIL and BIL had come with police to take stridhan (IPC 406).My wife was not come with them.
We have handed over stridhan in presence of police with notarized paper of 100 stamp. There were two 100 stamp paper notarized regarding this. One is with them and other with us. This stamp paper was signed by MIL,FIL,BIL and two relative of her at our home. And my wife had signed at her home(parent's home). We had also taken photograph of MIL,FIL and BIL signing stamp paper. In this notary, mentioned statement is that my wife has taken all the ornaments of gold and silver with her before leaving our(accused) home. And she has the key of cupboard with her which her parents left at their home. So we had broken the cup board and handed over all the other thing in the presence of present people.
Now during cross my MIL is accepting that she had read all the truth in paper then signed it. But she is not accepting that
1.my wife has taken all the ornaments of gold and silver with her before leaving our(accused) home.
2. she(My wife) has the key of cupboard with her which her parents left at their home. So we had broken the cup board and handed over all the other thing in the presence of present people.
After that my lawyer asked my MIL that have you lodged complaint regarding this false notary. She had denied.
My wife's corss had already been taken in 125 in which she had accepted above notarized stamp paper.
Cross of other witness including my wife is pending.
Can i file crpc 340?
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
05 March 2016 at 09:08
I received bulk ready flats with committed cash flow as compensation from developer with whom we entered JV to develop township on our land parcel. These flats wir handed over to me at 2014 ready recokner rates. Now I m looking to raise finance against these flats for which I will hv to do sale deed. Now in this case Do I hv to pay Direct tax of 30% as Capital gain or Is this short term capital gain wir difference of 2014 rates and current rates will be considered to charge 20% capital gain tax.
Also does repurchase of my sold property within 11 month attract reimbursement of stamp duty or adjustment of stamp duty. Pls advise wat I m suppose to pay.
Pankaj
05 March 2016 at 03:31
I had make a mistake in online filling form for govt job by entering a wrong percentage of 10 std but my percentage are gud i entered less percentage
M worried
Will it make complication in my selection procidure
souren ghosh
05 March 2016 at 01:17
I am seperated with my wife for last 3 years. i have one 125 CRPC running whose interim order has been awarded to my wife. I did motion against this interim order and some amount has been reduced. i also lodged a case of restitution of conjugal right along with visiting rights of my child which has been initiated two months back. My father has some property along with our residential house. he is a serious patient of aplastic anemia, which one type of cancer. my wife went to our mucipality office to enquire about our property. now my question is that can she claim her right in my father's property. she has already claimed maintenance and if our case moves towards divorce then she will be entitled for alimony as decided by the court. even after that she can claim my father's property in case of his death. i have one sister and mother alive. please guide what should i do.
dev
04 March 2016 at 23:49
i am working in a psu and selected in central govt job, now i ask to psu to provide noc as earlier at the time of applying intimated in written.there is a bond of 3.10 lac, but till this psu not provide noc. what should do if it not provide noc?? if it provide noc then need of releiving letter to join new one or joining may be on the presentation of noc.
santosh
04 March 2016 at 23:39
If the complainant A files a protest petition against the the B Report filed by the police and the same complainant is accused A1 in the counter case filed by the accused(person 12) in the previous case against which now a chargesheet is filed against complainant A and is under trail. can the person12 seek for the quashing of protest petition filed by the complainant A ?
should he seek the same in the high court or in the same magistrate court?
Namrata
04 March 2016 at 23:22
One Mortgage Deed completely is executed between Bank and individual. Stamp Duty and registration fees also paid through E-challan.
Then individual decided to not to take loan and he want his stamp duty refund.
Can he get stamp duty refund on executed Mortgage Deed by both parties?
Note:- The said Mortgage Deed Executed between bank and individual in Mumbai.
Vakalatnama
We have an ongoing court case related to land in another city. We hired a lawyer who sent us Vakalatnama to be signed by us. In that it has been mentioned that he is authorised to collect or pay money on our behalf and to compromise and withdraw the case on our behalf.
May I know :
1) If lawyer without taking consent of client acts against client's interest, how can client protect his rights ?
2) If after few years (of settlement of case) we come to know the matter that lawyer has acted against our interest, can we go to higher courts ?