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ajay   03 November 2015 at 12:10

Agreement

an agrement was made in 12-13 for sale of land for Rs.2400000 but it was not notorized nor registered,it was just on Rs.100 stamp paper.

advance of Rs.600000 was given at that time and balance will be given after clearance of civil case.

now in 15-16 purchaser wants to get the property registered in his name.


what is the validity of stamp paper agreement?

K Pradeep   03 November 2015 at 11:57

pro note

I gave my friend rs 14 lacs in cash, i now want him to endorse a pro note, he is ready to give me a pro note, three blank chques, he is living in bangalore, am in tamil nadu, money was handed over in tamil nadu, can i file a suit against him if he fails to pay the amount with 12% interest, he is working in indian air force, he got the money for personal purpose, i have no lending licence, plesse guide me

anandakumara   03 November 2015 at 11:50

Maintainability -daughter rights over the father property

Maintainability -Daughter rights over the father property
Supreme court judgment on 24th Oct 2015 will restrict the right of women seeking equal share.
Father would have had to be alive on September 9, 2005, if the daughter were to become a co-sharer with her male siblings.
Maintainability of the case regard to cut-off date Sep 9 2005.
Any provisions to file appeal against the judgment.
PIL registered and notice issued Attorney General and National Legal Services Authority may be call on 23Nov 2015.
Please let me know the daughter right over the father self-acquired property, weather maintainable

Rajeev1978   03 November 2015 at 11:30

Daughters right in mothers property!

After Yesterday ruling in the SC about application of 2005 amendment in Property Rights only applicable in cases where father is dead after 2005..is the same applicable in case of rights for daughter even in the case of mothers property?

Vishal Sharma   03 November 2015 at 10:46

Cheque Bouncing Case

R/Experts In my complaint u/s 138 of 138 NI Act,accused never come present before court and ultimately find no other way after NBW and proceedings u/s 82/83 Crpc,court declarte him proclaimed offender and absconder and it was also mentioned in the order that copy of this order be also sent to concerned SHO Police station for further proceedings of 174 A IPC. Court also mentioned in order to register FIR in this regard ab asked to sent a copy thereof to this Court in compliance by NDOH. Also asked SHO to include accused name in th list of absconder s aab d to take steps to arrest the said accused as and when he is found. So what will happen now? Will there be FIR going to be registered or not? Normally police register cases or not in this type of cases or not even after court order? What are the chances of finding accused as he haven't appeared once in court and only his parents living on the address known to me, what I can further do in this? Thankyou

Praveen   03 November 2015 at 10:24

Charge sheet for applying the post on deputation.

I am Central Govt. Employee working in Karnataka. In same organization, training centre of UP Circle called for the post of instructor on deputation basis for which they have addressed to some Circles but not mine moreover Training Centre of UP hosted this notification on indiapost.gov.in website. I got the information from website and applied for the post of instructor on deputation basis in UP through proper channel but my administration has neither sent my application to Training Centre UP nor allowed me to give the interview. Now after one year my Region initiated action against me under CCS 1964 stating that you had caused inconvenience to the department as UP Circle had not addressed this notification to Karnataka Circle. I got mentally harassment and dishonored in the department.
Please guide on this matter. What the action can I take against the administration?

abhay   03 November 2015 at 10:14

property

Sir my hindi is not well so i asked a query in hindi , sir meri mom apne father ki akeli he , or unhone forcely unko vitnus bna k unse ek vasihat bnwa di thi , unke bhai k beto k name , kya sir mughe wo propety wapas mil skata he ??plzz sir solution me

Mohammad   03 November 2015 at 09:56

Nsic exemption

Sir we are registered with Nsic under the Msmed act 2006 under the category Government registered Contractor doing All kind of Civil Works are we eligible to get Earnest money exemption , tender fees ect exemption in Pwd Civil works as per the msmed act 2006

Palak   03 November 2015 at 09:34

Contested Divorce from wife

My friend was married 3 years back. He wants to divorce his wife however his wife isn't ready to leave him. His wife constantly disrespects my friend's parents and they are not compatible with each other. There's a huge social and cultural difference as well. He got married under family pressure but now it's impossible for him to stay with her. Though they are living in the same house with parents, they don't talk to each other. Girls parents have also tried to man handle my friend. I want to know about 'contested divorce' and also that what are the options for him to divorce his wife. Seeking your suggestion as my friend is stuck in this mess. Thank you!

Kavindra   03 November 2015 at 09:31

Uttar pradesh rural land.

My relatives are trying to convince me that since our ancestral house is in the abaadi area it has no ownership records and is in no one's name. Therefore if it is sold, no registered sale deed is possible and the whole transaction has to be unofficial based on personal understanding. Can it be true for a village not more than 12 kms from the district HQ?