Yeshwant
23 December 2014 at 18:48
Hi,
A case has been disposed as Ex-parte. Just wanted to know, the number of days within which opposite party can file objection and the grounds on which they can file the objection.
And whether duration is same across india, or it changes at state wise / district wise.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Yeshwant Gupta.
dhalsingsahu
23 December 2014 at 18:03
Hello Friends please any one send hindi farmate of vasiyat nama to my email id croca687@gmail.com
We have a registered Flat Owners Association. The Builder has returned the Corpus Amount to the Association, which is deposited in the SB Account. Now, our queries are :-
1)Do we have to get PAN compulsorily
2)Do we have to file IT Return
3)Our main income is the maintenance charges
4)If we deposit the Corpus Amount in any scheduled Banks/ Nationalised Banks/ Coop Banks or other NBFCs, whether the interest on such deposit will attract income tax?
5)Whether we are eligible for any exemption on the interest income under IT Act
neha
23 December 2014 at 16:55
Dear sir/Madam,
"X" has given his FLAT(bought from partneship firm) sale deed papers as a surety(on oral agreement) in 1998 to "Y".But now encumberance statement is showing the name of "Y".Such sale deed is representing that sale is made between "Y"(PURCHASER) & PATNERSHIP FIRM(VENDOR).
Another information is both "x" & "Y" were expired nearly 5 years ago.
Please suggest whether X'S legal heirs have any chance to sue partnership firm?
Thanks in advance.
rajan chopra
23 December 2014 at 16:30
SIR a suit for recovery is pending at stage last opportunity for dws in civil court.can court impose cost on plaintif for his non appearance on the date fixed for proper order as on effective date of hearing judge was on leave?
Dear sir,
If I file a case against somebody by hand written complaint to police station.
In return will police give any acknowledgment like FIR Number or case number to the complainent.
Also please differentiate between cognizable and non cognizable offence.
Regards
Chiranjeevi
In a Muslim family,there are 3(a,b.c) brothers and 3 sisters (d,e,f), no parents, 3 brothers jointly purchased 36,000sq.ft land through their own earning, ‘b’ has died , ‘b’ has no children, parents has died already(no ascendants and descendants), he has one wife.
in 2006 partition took,’a’ and ‘c’ gave 5000sq.ft to ‘b’s wife, and they didn't consider the sisters (d,e,f), while partition, remaining 31,000 sq.ft they shared themselves.
In 2007 ‘b’s wife sold her property to ‘x’(document registered). and in 2014 ‘x ‘ sold the property to ‘y’(document registered).
Now d,e,f institute the suit in district court, and send the notice to ‘x’and ‘y’,
What is the rights and liabilities of x’and ‘y’,
Partition took right way?
'b's wife also died in 2010
IF I DO THE GRADUATION IN ONE YEAR (CORRESPONDANT) FROM ANY PRIVATE UNIVERSITY THEN CAN I GET THE ADMISSION IN LLB 3 YEARS
Satishkumar
23 December 2014 at 14:15
A 9 years old boy belongs to barber community. His father is a Shrilankan refugee. Mother is Indian. I mentioned his cast only to clarify weather any particular reliefs could be claimed under any particular welfare schemes? 1 year before he lost all of his right leg fingers while going to school in bike with his grandfather. He sat as a pillion rider of his grandfathers bike while going to school. He got his leg slipped from footrest and stuck in between running spokes. No complaint/FIR filed. As the vehicle was driven by his grandfather they due to their ignorance failed to file FIR.To cure the injury Rs 300000/- has been spent by my client. Accident took place 1 year back. He had lost all of the leg fingers.
1. What are the reliefs/ compensations available for this boy?
2. Weather any ministry is there for scholarship?
3. What is the disability percentage for this boy?
4. Whether any free medical aid is available for plastic surgery?
Please advise me
Negotiable instrument act
Under sec.138 of N.I.Act case is filed against my clent about dishonour of the cheque. The stage of the case is for cross examination of complainant. but he remains frequently absent ; I want some recent case laws to urge the court for dismissing the case. plz give me guideline about it.