Q Slinger
19 May 2015 at 21:37
Dear Experts:
My 498a trial is about to start shortly and I believe the first step is framing of charges.
My parents are very old and are unable to travel to court for the framing of charges part of it. Can my parents give a general power of attorney to my lawyer with a written statement stating "not guilty" etc instead of being present in the court?
Is there any way they can get an exemption from attending court? Is there any other alternative, such as framing of charges via a video conference?
Thank you all.
Alok Kumar
19 May 2015 at 19:15
Dear Experts
Here one of my friend want to purchase a flat in sagarpur area, Were builder jointly Build a building in 200 sq yards area(100 sq. yards is another person name and 100 sq. Yards is anotger person name). They have not made any collaboration agreement for that. Now the both owner signed Agreement to sale. My question is;
1. Can they legal sale the property with both owner sign.
2. In Delhi they need MAP from MCD for More than 100 aq. Yards property. How can they obtained that without any agreement and deed for 2 different area of property.( in deed Proerty address is same for both area)
3. What documents we need to obtained to confirm our titel.
Regards
venkat
19 May 2015 at 18:34
My father now deceased,was owner of a flat in a regd. Co.Op Soc. In his will he had willed his property to two (out of five) of his children and a grandson and has not given any share to two of his children. The executor of the will is also one of the children who has been willed a share of the property. The executor has approached the society for transfer of the flat to his name. The society's lawyer has asked the transferee to provide the approval/NOC of the legal heirs who have been willed/not willed any share in the will for effecting the transfer.Please clarify whether the society lawyer's demand is correct and is the NOC mandatory for effecting the transfer. Thanks
venkat
Anand Sharma
19 May 2015 at 18:22
Is it necessary to register charges with RoC in case when a company is giving corporate guarantee. Kindly substantiate your reply with proper authority of law. (The query is in relation to the Companies Act, 1956) Thank You.
bala
19 May 2015 at 17:41
One girl runing age is 18 years and 3 months ( showing school TC ).DOB: 19-02-1998 If my friend get marry to her, government ( childher line department ) will stop this marriage or give the permission.
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mathewjoseph
19 May 2015 at 17:27
Dear Sir/Madam,
Presently i am staying in a house owned by my Grand father, who expired 24 years ago and my father expired 7 years ago. my father has a brother two sisters who are alive.
I would like to know that whether I can get this property through easement Act or Not.
I also would like to know the procedure for getting ownership of this property.
Sudhir Lohar
19 May 2015 at 17:22
Respected Sir,
We have inadvertently paid excise duty under wrong accounting head (paid under other receipts)for the month of Apr'15.Will it amount to non payment of duty till it is corrected at P&AO.Range Supdt is of the view that it amounts to non payment of duty.
Kindly guide in the matter.
Thanks in advanvce
Goutam Paramanick
19 May 2015 at 17:20
we married 13th December, 2013. But my wife left my house with her relatives taking all her stridhan and wardrobes because of some petty issues she quarrelled with me and blamed me always.She is a patience of ASTHAMA and she has problem of indigestion. For that she always used taking medicines from a bag which she had taken away from her maternal house as she has three cousin's doctor brothers and she always took advice from mobile whenever she fell ill. She did not hear my word. and at last she came back on 5th May, 2014. after that my wife left my house on 6th September, 2015. But her gynaelogical problem started from 21st May, 2014 and rapidly the problem became intense. At last she left my house with her all belonging on 6th Sept. 2014 and file 125 Cr.P.C. claiming interim maintenance and maintenance. How can I get relief from her hand?
flowwercent
19 May 2015 at 17:15
Rajan's father had given a piece of land to him as family share. Rajan had given the same wholly to one of his son only out of 6 children.
Please tell me whether remain the 5 children would have any right on their father's property? Can the children demand their portion from their father as it was transferred from grand father?
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