Anonymous
28 December 2015 at 01:28
Hi!
I have heard from someone that a person can lend a certain amount for a specific period to the borrower by taking his signature on a bond paper in which it mentions the name of the lender and borrower, the borrowed amount, the date on which the amount was borrowed and till when or which date the borrower needs to return/repay the total borrowed amount to the lender. And if he/she fails to do so then the lender can take legal actions against the borrower.
I want to know is it true?
If Yes, then what is the name of that Bond which is use for such kind of monetary transaction?
And apart from it I wud also like to know, Is there any maximum limit of amount in rupees which can be lend to the borrower thru Bond paper and Is there any maximum time limit which can be given or mention on the bond paper for lending amount to someone?
Can someone please answer my queries...??
Kindly revert with proper details and explanation.
Thanking in advance.
TKN
28 December 2015 at 01:03
Sir,
My father had a property in chennai suburbs and he has written a settlement deed (as a gift) in my name couple of years back. I am the only son with no siblings. My father is still alive and the patta is on my father's name.
I am planning to sell that property now. Would I be able to sell that with the current documentation ? Please advice
Thanks
TKN
Pankaj Grover
28 December 2015 at 00:02
I am eldest son of my parents, we are 4 brothers (3 alive, 4 brother expired --has one son) & 2 Sisters. Our mother has left one property in her name in which my younger brother is living. We don't have any papers of that property. Now I along with 2 Sisters want partition suit. How can we proceed? Can we proceed without papers? & Can my sisters claim in that property?
Advocate Ravinder
27 December 2015 at 21:40
To all learned friends,
Can anybody explain what is the provision in Cr.P.C. having inherent powers to lower court. It is known that High Court has powers under 482 Cr.p.c. But what is the provisions for trial court and sessions court. ---Ravinder, Advocate.
Member (Account Deleted)
27 December 2015 at 21:13
1. I am assisting a lady who has filed complaint for seeking residence order to magistrate. These proceedings are u/s 12,18,19,20
The DV act clearly mentions that proceedings under above sections is deemed criminal procedure code.
The magistrate has exempted one of 4 respondents form personally attending court. Can magistrate do this? Why and on what grounds.
2. Can in any civil proceedings in a court court can force any witness to testify, if the witness is not coming for evidence?
Anonymous
27 December 2015 at 20:38
Sir iam from IP extension new Delhi want to prepare a rent aggrement for my new rented flat please give detail of any advocate
Santosh Gupta
Skg_pharma@rediff.cpn
Vipul Munia
27 December 2015 at 20:21
One person has filed intimidation FIR against me to just harras me. He has taken some business man help to register false FIR of threat.And court has issued warrent without any notice. What should i do to prove that this is false FIR registered against me.
Sang
27 December 2015 at 19:56
I've been divorced 5 yrs. I have full custody of kids through family court. I want to remarry. Just want to know if ex can refile for custody if I remarry. Please note,Nagaland tribal laws may play in part
khalid anwar
27 December 2015 at 19:03
dear sir,
i give a blank cheque to some one for security but he blackmailing me he write twenty thousand then he cut this and fill two lakh fifty thousand and put forgery sign on this.then he dishonor chequ reason account close because my ac is closed due to low balance. after that he load case in court my layer give me over confidence your sign is not on this cheque don't worry but he not give any petition regarding my sign and lower court judgement against me so now i appeal in session court i also change my lawyer to can i revision or send our sign to expert? can i complain now in police station. many layer said in appeal court must judgement in favor of lower court so i am very worry about. so please suggest what i do to prove our innocence. pease,please help me any one.
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Can a woman remarry after getting permanent alimony
Dear experts,
I had got divorce from Family court based on desertion and cruelty caused by my wife.I was payng maintenance under section crpc 125 to her and minor daughter.In the high court, we compromised and I paid a fixed amount to her and daughter as permanent alimony to settle all cases.She has got the permanent custody of child as per the compromise terms.
Now after receiving the money, she is getting married,Is this allowed after receive a huge amount as permanent alimony?
Can I get custody of my daughter after my ex wife remarries ?
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