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Munaan   15 November 2015 at 15:34

will

My father has transferred about 80%of his property to my sisters according to his first will now my father wants to change his will but the property is already transferred to my sister's is it possible now to get back the property ?

surajit manna   15 November 2015 at 15:25

Filling of er - 7 return

Dear Sir,

we are filling ER - 3, so Can we are liable to file the return ER - 7 ? pls mention the notification also .

Regards

Surajit Manna

Riyaz   15 November 2015 at 15:10

how compramise 498a,3&4 dp act,125crpc in onetime settileme

What is the process of settilment 498a,3&4 dp act and 125crpc in one time settilement Where to pay money to het pls help me

ray.subhashis   15 November 2015 at 14:13

Service matter – protection of basic pay.

Respected sir, I am working as Forester in the Dept. of Environment and Forests under Central Govt. Now, I am selected to the post of Range Officer in the same Dept. by direct recruitment. Presently, I am drawing b.p. 10400/-, g.p. 2800/-; total – 13200/-. In my new post of Range officer I will be drawing salary as b.p. 9300/-; g.p. 4200/-; total 13500/-. Will I be eligible for pay protection? I am seeking protection of my basic pay. Is there any rule under which basic pay will be protected and the new grade pay will be awarded in the new post? Pls reply sir.

S.N.Derashri   15 November 2015 at 13:21

Prevention of corruption act.

Complaint made by decoy for demand of illegal gratification. ACB got it confirmed by recording the conversation.
Is it not sufficient preliminary inquiry?
can a police officer who is not an incharge of police station can make a preliminary inquiry without being authorised by SHO ?
can a police officer who is not an incharge of police station can start investigation without registration of FIR in police station and being authorised by incharge of police station as per 156 Cr.P.C.?
If it is done then what will be the legal position of such an investigation?
Please Quote any legal pronouncement on such situation.

Advocate M J   15 November 2015 at 13:12

P c r case

dear hon,ble lawyers can a pcr case dismissed by the magistrate court challenged in the session court or high court as there are sufficient merits in the case

tks adv.m.j.

Ashok   15 November 2015 at 12:16

Quashing u/s.482

Please also guide me how can i recover the admitted amount. Filing civil suit will be a futile and time consuming exercise and probably i will be dead when justice will be done to me, if at all.

Ashok   15 November 2015 at 12:13

Quashing u/s.482

I have a query if any of the gentlemen can answer. False case of trespassing was registered against me and i was sent to JC for 4 days. After that, the court granted me bail to enter into a settlement deed with the complainant whereby I handed over the possession of the 2nd floor to the complainant and also withdrew CC u/s. 138 against him. The complainant was supposed to pay me X amount and was also to cooperate in the quashing of FIR. However, after obtaining all the benefits under the settlement, he resiled and backed out of it. HC is about to reject the petition u/s.482 on the ground that settlement has been backed out and hence is not maintainable. The settlement was out of court but recorded by MM and also exhibited with ADJ in judicial proceedings. I seek the valuable advice with citation, if any.

Advocate M J   15 November 2015 at 11:22

Documents

good morning learned members.

i have a query and request to suggest me with ur advice
"A" had taken a home loan and have not entered into any mortgage deed, nor his home loan details are mentioned in the EC .the institution is having his title deed
Now my query is

1) since the property is not mortgaged can the institution have a claim on the property?

2) is any agreement or document needs to be executed and registered for the deposit of title deed under law?

3) IF NOT NECESSARY ANY CASES LAW TO SUPPORT.

Thanks
Adv MJ

Dr.Gaurang N. Gandhi   15 November 2015 at 11:02

Share in ancestral property of deceased sister

Dear Experts,

Iswarlal died in March 1963. Sureshbhai and Rameshbhai were the legal heirs.

But, Unfortunately Sureshbhai was died in 1950 left behind minor daughter Sumanben only.

In december 1963 Rameshbhai file application in mamalatdar and converted all ancestral properties in his name only.

Sumanben was not in knowledge about that. In 2013 she came in knowledge about the mutation entry done by her Uncle Rameshbhai in 1963. She filed application to revenue court to cancel the mutation entry. That is yet to decide.

Sumanben died in 2014 left behind a Unsound mind & unmarried son and a married daughter Indumati.

Now question is that:

1.Can Akshay grand son of Suman i.e. son of Indumati file a suit in civil court to get equal right as legal heirs of Rameshbhai are enjoying?

2.Can he succeed the application filed by his grand mother Sumanben to cancel mutation entry of the year 1963?

3.Is there any other remedy?

4. will the recent judgement of Hon'ble S.C. affect the suit?