VIJAY K. TEOTIA
27 September 2015 at 16:44
Is is necessary to execute commercial agreement on Rs 100/- Non judicial stamp paper? I understand that such type of agreements are covered by entry No 5 (c) of schedule 1 of the said act.
Can we execute such type of agreements on plain paper or company's letter head?
Bainsharpreetsingh
27 September 2015 at 15:47
Hello All,
In today's AGM society decided not to issue share certificate to all the members who Dont have possession letter.
Even some of them submitted the possession letter & they said they require 3 letters.
1) payment made by us to builder with number details
2) declaration form
3) possession letter.
Since during my possession , I have found that certain construction was not completed, I have decided not to sign on Declaration form stating work was not fully completed by builder.
Since I Dont have declaration letter I was refused to issue share certificate by soxiety . Can somebody confrim what documents are required to issue share certificate & whether society managing committee have any rights not to issue share certificate on above document & what legal action I can take against society committee.
Regards,
Harpreet Singh Bains
S.B.adil rahman
27 September 2015 at 15:43
In cyber law cases what should be the questions on the technical points to be covered in the cross examination of the witnesses.expert and the Investigation officer? Whether any book for cross examination could be suggested by the Hon'ble members and experts for defending a criminal case related to Information Technology Act and the IPC?
Anonymous
27 September 2015 at 15:26
My father is a Sr.manager in GAIL India Ltd. Is he a class A officer?Plz provide related documents.
Advocate Rajiv Mishra
27 September 2015 at 15:00
Some one files an application u/s 156(3)cr p c on June 2014, after hearing it was dismissed. After that the person hiding previous application filed the same application in same court just a year after that was also rejected on none present ground. Then he files the very same application in superior court stating that the very previous application was rejected on none present ground and here he also hide the fact and dismissal of first application.What is the remedy available for the person against the application is filed?
mahendra
27 September 2015 at 13:41
The property is at kolkatta, deceased person used to stay mostly at rajasthan, can some body apply for succession certificate at howrah court
Fern
27 September 2015 at 10:20
I have a closed garage in the stilt of residential building in Mumbai. It was allotted by the Society few years after the building was made for a minor consideration. Garage is not registered.
Our society is now going for redevelopment. Can I claim garage area to be added to my flat area? Can I also get additional FSI for garage?
Please guide practices normally adopted by the builders. Thanks.
Venkatesh
27 September 2015 at 10:07
Sir,
A will was written by the property owner Mr.A in the year 1966 and it is registered. In will the matter is like this "After his death his property should enjoy 50 percent by his wife and 50 percent by his brothers children". Mr.A was expired in the year 1970. After that a clash arised between Mr.A wife and Mr.A brothers children on the written Will. Mr. A wife approached court against Mr.A brothers children filing that the entire property should belongs to her only(She dont have Children). The deponants attended only once in the court and didnt produced the registered will and they were not attended the court for remaining times. In the year 1994 The court has given judgement (Exparte decree) to Mr.A wife as she is the owner of the entire property, with out noticing the registered will. Based on the judgement I was purchased the same property from her in 2011. After 21 years of judgement, Now Mr.A brothers children approaching court with registered will for their share against Mr.A wife. Is it favourable for them if they produced the will now? Is there any problem for me and property purchased by me?
Ramakrishna Kurup
27 September 2015 at 10:04
Bank gave loan Rs.18 lakhs to purchase diesel generator under Hypothecation agreement .Party has removed the generator set .Now it is not traceable.Can the bank initiate proceedings under RDDBFI Act or is it sufficient to file original suit i civil court for recovery of money Pls advise
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Order 39 Rule 1 and 2
Sir in a suit for recovery based on an agreement to sell a piece of land an application u/o 39 R 1 and 2 CPC was also filed with main suit.After consideration the application was dismissed by court stating the reasons " That the applicant has proper and specific remedy and recourse at law in that regard so as to prevent disposal of property to defeat the lawful claim or say decree as might be awarded in case he succeeds to establish the same in accordance with law �so this application at the outset does not appear to be maintainable and the same is meritless."Application stands disposed off accordingly being dismissed.Sir I want to know that as per order of dismissal of application what is the proper and specific remedy and recourse at law in that regard so as to prevent disposal of property ?