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S Rajesh   23 February 2016 at 22:46

Changing Name of Title Deed

We have purchased a Flat 10 days back in Faridabad Haryana, But in Conveyance Deed executed , name was wrongly registered in my Aunty name, But it was supposed to be registered in my Uncle Name. My Aunty was A witness. Wat is the procedure for making correction. Please Advise us.

subhash chandra   23 February 2016 at 22:44

Rejection of suit under which order of cpc

sir kindly tell me under which order or rule of cpc the following suit may reject. in view of suprem court jugement right of a daughter in parental property in Prakash vs phulvati devi 16.10.2015
Father died on 20.07.1997
suit filed in 2010. partision in 10.01.2004 by order SDH court 2003.
please sir suit attach in file with it

Sir
A suit filed in ADJ court by my sister , her demand are followed.
1. i have 1/7 th part in my parental property(land).
2. she has state that my brother & mother
had open NAMANTRAN( devolution) om their own name & not in my name.
3.mother had sold his part to his one son
and registred in ragisterar office.
4.After selling his part to his one son.She filled case that she has not empowered 1/6 th part to sell.
5.Partision has been completed 01jan 2004.
6.she had demanded that registered letter of selling her part of land is against of my right therefore it must be cancelled.
My facts

1. my father had died on 20.07.1997.
2.partition of land on 01.01.2004.
3.she has no right in parental propety
according Hindu sce.Act 1956. it means she cannot be coparcener in parental property .
4. Daughter have given right to become coparcener in hindu sce.Act (Amendment) 2005.
5.suprem court dated 16.10.2015 in Parkash Vs phulwati case has given jugement that daughter and father must alive on 09.09.2005 to become a coparcener as male

MY QUESTION IS THAT SHE HAS NO RIGHT IN THIS PARENTAL LAND.
I WANT TO KNOW THAT HOW CAN I SAY TO COURT UNDER WHICH SECTION I FILE APPLICATION FOR REJECTION THIS SUIT .
FOR REJECTION


7.KINDLY TELL ME AIR EDITION IN WHICH
SUPREM COURT JUGEMENT dated 16.10.2015 in Parkash Vs phulwati case HAS PUBLISHED

Vinesh K Chhaya   23 February 2016 at 21:56

Order appealble or revisionable

There is dispute regarding account between partners of registered partnership firm. There was an arbitration clause for specific purpose added in partnership deed. the arbitration clause does not applicable for the said dispute of account. One of the partners lodge civil suit to appoint a Chartered Accountant for Audit of account under provision of cpc and specific relief act. The respondent applied under section 8 of arbitration and conciliation act 1996 to refer the matter for arbitration that granted in favour of him.
Wether appeal or revision would be maintainable ?
before district court or High court?

krishna   23 February 2016 at 21:13

Abatement of suit.

Respected sir,

1. In order to suit abate, is it necessary that court should have passed order of abatement or suit abate automaticaly after the expiry of the limitation to bring legal heirs on record irrespective of order of court ?

2. Can court set aside abatement on sufficient cause shown ?

Thank you.

M PRAKASH RAO   23 February 2016 at 17:05

Private security and house keeping organisation

I am an ex serviceman want to start Private Security and House Keeping Organization. Kindly let me know what are legal documents required to start up the business. My mail ID is prakashrao0401@gmail.com.

Thanks

suban   23 February 2016 at 16:25

I want to marry at age of 19

Hi
I want to marry legally at age of 19 can i get marriage certificate at this age and my girlfriend's age is 21 can i get marry with her now i am not 21 please tell me if there any law because my family and her family is ready both family have no objection please please tell me i really want marriage certificate.

vinodkumarpal   23 February 2016 at 16:25

relationship broken

Dear Sir please tell me my father-in-law broken relationship his son because his character is not good and always beat his wife so break relationship information publish in newspaper and police enquiry to his wife and take statement and signed.
In future this newspaper information is valid for any cases and bank loan

Anonymous   23 February 2016 at 15:43

mere pita ki sisters ka kya koi hissa banta h property main

Sir I m sorry main sabhi kuch english main nhi likh sakta
Sir mera naam hitesh Sharma h main puchna chaahta hun ki mere grandfather ka 7 September2002 aur grandmother ka 03 February 2005 main death ho gai thi main aur mere 2 Bhai behan mummy papa 15 saalo se apne daadaji ke ghar main reh rahe h.hum chahte hai yeh ghar papa ke naam transfer ho jaaye.humaare papa ki ek Behan ko daadag ki property mill chuki h mere papa mummy ki rajaamandi se Dada daadi ki death ke baad. Aur ek Behan ko nhi.humaari mother bhi expire ho chuki h cancer se.kya humaari bhuaa ka koi haq h humaari property main.plz sir reply kijiye

punit   23 February 2016 at 15:38

Sale agreemment without poa and will

Facts :

a) House allotted by Housing Board to First Party on Installment basis in 1995.

b) First Party transfer the property in 1996 to second party through Registered POA, Agreement and Will.

c) In year 1998 Second party transfer the property to third party by executing only Sale Agreement which was also not registered.

d) Since property was allotted on Installment basis due to this property was not get registered at any of the stage because still the installments are due .

e) Housing Board generally issues " NAMANKAN LETTER " in such cases in the favour of transferee if the case pertains prior to 2003.

f) Board is still agree to issue " NAMANKAN LETTER " in the favour of Second Party since POA, Agreement and will is on the place.

g) Board is not agree to issue " Namankan Letter " in the favour of third party since POA and Will is missing.

h) Second Party is also not Traceable from last 5-6 years.

Please suggest further course of action so that Third Party can have legal ownership over the property.

ZAHEER HAMID KHAN   23 February 2016 at 15:20

Divorce petition to be filed under special marriage act

Dear Sir,

I got married in 2012 under special marriage act today i do not have any kids with my spouse. But since my marriage we had regular clashes and quarrels with my spouse for bits and tiny issue which turns out evil every time including abusive language disrespect and hatred. I want to file divorce petition against my wife on the basis of cruelty i need to know the process of filing the petition and also let me know how can cruelty be defined in front of the magistrate.