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T M SREENIVASULU   07 December 2014 at 21:11

Purchase of property

Hello sirs,
I want purchase an apartment in bandlaguda, hyderabad, telangana state. the owner of the property resides in the U.S.A. i.e., an NRI. At the time of purchase of this property, he was not able to present in person for registration process to purchase the property but purchased the property through power of attorney in the name of his representative i.e., his father. And now also he is not able to come to India to sell this property but wants to sell this property through power of attorney in the name of his representative i.e.,again it is his father. Is it safe for me to purchase through power of attorney? Is it legally valid throughout the generations to come in future? otherwise what are the other ways to purchase?
thanking you,

Srinivas Kumar   07 December 2014 at 21:05

Reg. evidence affidavit of marriage annulment case

Hi Experts,

I am representing myself in my case of marriage annulment and it is now in 'CROSS EXAMINATION' stage. In another 10 days i have to cross-examine my wife. I wanted to submit some of the documents and the SMS messages through which i am going to cross examine my wife. Could you please let me know what is the procedure to submit the documents that i have to court before 'Cross Examination' of my wife. I need the format of the AFFIDAVIT or MEMO for document evidence submission.

Please do the needful.

Deepak Kumar   07 December 2014 at 20:17

Sports startup

Hi,
I plan to start a sports academy and sports event management company in Gurgaon for commercial purpose as proprietor/ partnership firm. For the same, I would need a land of around 10,000 sq. ft. under lease for minimum 5 years.
1. What are my options in terms of the kind of land I should look for (legal sanctity) and the registration process?
2. Company registration/ formalities.
3. Post registration compliances and requirements.
4. Any other useful information/suggestion in this regard would be of much help.

Sultan   07 December 2014 at 20:15

Criminal contempt of court

Have found this article , can experts comment upon it, are all remedy available as mentioned. In my case police authority have issued licenses without fulfilling mandatory conditions. Thankyou.

Here is the article.......

POLICE WILLFUL DISREGARD IN DISCHARGE OF HIS DUTIES CONSTITUTES CRIMINAL CONTEMPT OF THE COURT:

The process of administration of justice begins with the violation of a right of a person or the committing of an offence by a person, well before any FIR is filed OR case is registered in the court.

In the light of Contempt of Court Act- Section -2(c ), If Police refuses to register FIR or refuses to investigate the case or refuses to apprehend or arrest offenders or trying to protect the accused or the guilty in any way, than a Criminal contempt of Court u/s 2(c) (III) of the Contempt of Courts Act 1971 can be filed against them for causing obstruction in the administration of justice.

However, the element of police acting illegally deliberately and consciously without any justification is essential. "A refusal to see the obvious, a failure to investigate the doubtful if sufficiently gross, furnishes evidence acting deliberately and consciously.

The Contempt Petition is filed in the High Court and the best part is that proceedings have to begin immediately. However, before filing Criminal Contempt of Court Petition, Sanction from Advocate general must be obtained. If they do not give sanction or does not reply within a reasonable time of 30 days, than Contempt petition can be filed informing the Court about sanction not given or no reply received.
Not only the Police but whoever including political interferes in the process of investigation or interferes during the trial of offence in the Court can be charged with obstructing in the administration of justice and thus it constitutes an serious offence of Criminal Contempt of Court.

However, for offences which are enumerated in Indian Penal Code cannot become the subject matter of Criminal Contempt Of Court.

Raj   07 December 2014 at 19:50

buying property based on affidavit

I intend to buy a residential plot in Bangalore. Pls advise regarding buying below property.

One of the seller inherited property from his father through affidavit signed by all of his brothers who relinquished thier right on property. Based on affidavit, mutation /khatha is already changed in the name of seller but as per EC, still his grandfather name is appearing.

The seller father is the only child of his grandfather as per affidavit who bought this property from another seller during 1955..

Pls advise regarding buying this property.

satya prakash   07 December 2014 at 19:29

Purchase of property

Dear Sir

I intend to purchase a residential house constructed on 90 Sq. Yds of land, presently under GHMC Limits. The seller of the property is in possession of that property since last 15 years which he aquired through an notarised agreement of sale in year 1998. subsequently made some additional constructions on it got it assessed in his name and is paying the property tax since last more than 13 years.

Is it safe to purchase the same basis his continuous peaceful possession, as he will not be having any registered link documents except property tax receipts and electricity bill in his name since last 15-16 years. I understand the notarised agreement of sale by which he purchased the property and was put is possession is of not use.

Please advise.

Robinson Victor   07 December 2014 at 19:28

Patta

Sir,
I have Adangal from the VO saying my plot is 443/2A1B and EC and and manual Citta from VO all shows correctly as 443/2A1B but then issuing computerized patta they missed 1B, Now VO has changed. For their mistake do I again need to run around? Please help

Suresh   07 December 2014 at 19:22

Employment bond

i am currently working at a premier coaching institute as a faculty. I have signed a service bond with company for 3 years. they have taken 2 postdated cheques worth of 10 lakhs. i joined the company in june 2014. so its been almost 6-7 months i am working there. now I want break the bond as i dont see my career in the company. but i am afraid of the bond as they might take legal action against me if i leave the job. plus i came to know that employment bond is illegal in India. i am going through a lot of pain as i dont know what to do. please give some advice

rock   07 December 2014 at 18:51

How to defend a false dv case?

Asking again without being anonymous.
A false domestic violence case has been filed against me by a girl as the marriage itself has not been done. I have not received the notice of same case.
1. shall i wait for ex party judgement in lower court and then ask for stay in high court? In this case what kind of stay will high court pass if i put up my fact that the marriage itself has not been done?
2. Shall I engage my lawyer in lower court itself and challenge marriage?
As the girl has filed case in her hometown which is far from my city, which of the two options would be better and how?
3. How can I challenge the order passed in lower court through exparty? Pls guidr me with the complete procedure as I want to fight this case in high court.

Anonymous   07 December 2014 at 18:17

how to reply on false dv case

A false domestic violence case has been filed against me by a girl as the marriage itself has not been done. I have not received the notice of same case.
1. shall i wait for ex party judgement in lower court and then ask for stay in high court? In this case what kind of stay will high court pass if i put up my fact that the marriage itself has not been done?
2. Shall I engage my lawyer in lower court itself and challenge marriage?
As the girl has filed case in her hometown which is far from my city, which of the two options would be better and how?
3. How can I challenge the order passed in lower court through exparty? Pls guidr me with the complete procedure as I want to fight this case in high court.