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clive pinto   16 January 2016 at 16:07

Am I being cheated by my bank..??.. Pls help

I have availed an education loan of rs 4lakh for engg....I availed it over a period of 4 years....and according to the document in hand I have to start paying rs 8000 per month...after a year for 52 months.... Now when I went to the bank they are asking me to pay rs 13845 per month...saying that it's because I took the amount in parts....I don't understand... Pls help...

Sanjeev Gupta   16 January 2016 at 13:48

Execution of loan documents

A student alongwith father as co-borrower applied for Education loan. The loan was sanctioned but was not availed by them at that time. Thereafter student moved out of India for his studies. Now, they want to avail the education loan but the bank is asking for personal presence of the student at bank for execution of Loan documents including DP Note.
Please advise if there is any way out to get the loan documents including DP note executed by the student studying abroad.

deepak   16 January 2016 at 13:33

women cell

What is the importance of women cell final report in a case

Member (Account Deleted)   16 January 2016 at 12:31

Detailed affidavit for seeking maintenance order

In Kusum lata case judgement delivered in 2015 by Js Honble J R Midha Delhi High court ordered a detailed afidavit by both parties regarding their financial assets, income and expenditures so as to arrive fast at requirement of maintenance and amount. This format is being blindly used by courts and lawyers for each and every case filed.
Is this detailed affidavit relevant and required in case of seeking protection order and residence order in house owned by husband?

Though Domestic violence act clearly lays down resquiremtns of filign a simple Form II given in rules istefl for moving the court and seek variuous reliefs, courts insist on traditional petitions like in criminal or civil cases thus making it a tedious and long drawn case whereas domestic violence act lays down that a complainant or even a third party or police can prepare a DIR and file Form 2 and statement of victim may be recorded by magistrate and relief awarded.
But so many papers are insisted by courts making it difficult for a ordinary woman to seek justice which is directed to be given in 60 days

I request senior experts to kindly clarify on 2 points raised above

i.e if maintenance is not sought is detailed affidavit required to be filed?

Is not form 2 and form 1 sufficient to start case by magistrate and record comedienne of victim and give relief? like for residence order /protection order

dr pankaj patil   16 January 2016 at 12:11

About rto registration

Is it possible to make change of use of ambulance to private vehicle/motorhome?
what r provisions/Acts for registration of matorhome/caravan?

Bhavik   16 January 2016 at 11:52

Threatening to lodge false fir

Is threat to lodge a false FIR punishable under IPC. What Section

Aruna Kumari Andy   16 January 2016 at 11:45

Return of plaint

Sir/Madam

As per the provisions of Order VII rule 10 cpc, a plaint can be returned in certain circumstances. The question relates to maintainability of an appeal on the foot of return endorsement. Returning of plaint do not hit the definition of decree as under Sec 2(2) of CPC because of the reason rights were not yet been decided or adjudicated. In such scenario how an appeal is maintainable? if appeal is permitted under law whether the same provisions can be recoursed?, if returned plaint hits the provision of order VII rule 10(a) of CPC.

Aseem Vaishya   16 January 2016 at 10:33

Applications on 7/11 and section 11 of cpc

A Revenue forest land is allotted to us by Ministry of Environment and Forest for use of Petrol Pump and Allied services at Gwalior. The land in revenue records is mutated in FOREST name (11.5 bigas).

While the allotment process was going on One Sarmanlal filed a case in trial court saying the same land was cultivated by his father so on basis of adverse possession the same shall be mutated in his name, he lost the case up to Apex Court on delay and Merit.

In meanwhile Ministry of Environment and Forest allotted 0.720 hectares of land (out of 11.5 bigas) to us for use of Petrol Pump and Allied services under Forest Conservation Act 1980 Section 2 and after completing all the formalities land was handed over to us in 2013.

Now Mother, Brothers and nephew of Sarmanlal again filed the suit in trial court claiming the same land as legal heirs of Shankarlal who was father of Sarmanlal on the same ground and all the documents filed are certified copy of earlier case.

Our lawyer filed an application under order 7 rule 11 with all documents and copy of all judgements passed in earlier case by Sarmanlal on basis of res judicata and court fees (which they have estimated very low then guideline rates) during this in March 2015 Bhagwan Devi W/o Shankarlal and mother of Sarmanlal and others passed away.

Plaintiff filed and an application under order 22 rule 4 to take sarmanlal on record which court accepted and amendment in plant was made with Sarmanlal as a legal heir of Bhagwan Devi.

Our lawyer is now filing an application under section 11 of CPC to decide the case on basis of res judicata.

Here, I would like to mention that our application of 7/11 is still pending and we feel judges mind is bent towards Sarmanlal's family.

Could you please guide us whether we are going on right track or some other steps also should be taken by us and also request for some citations in above matter?

Thanks & Regards

Aseem Vaishya
9425116694

Aruna Kumari Andy   16 January 2016 at 10:31

Registration of possession document

Hi Sir,

A sale agreement was made between two parties , partial payment was done for certain amount, and the possession rights on the property was give, and the same was written in the agreement. specific performance with in stipulated time have not done, so a petition was filed, the judge dismissed the suit saying possession of rights were not registered....now what is the fate of agreement and rights of the grieved party ?

it is only a legal doubt, not related to any case?

Sambhav   16 January 2016 at 10:22

Name change

Dear Sir, we have obtained birth certificate of our son when he was 3 months old and but now we would like to change his name ( he is now 11 months). I know now name on the birth certificate cannot be changed , so would like to seek other legal procedures that name we have chosen now remains as final on his passport ( yet to be made) and further for his school admission.
Thanks