Swarna kamal Chandra
17 November 2014 at 16:16
I filed an ejectment suite against my tenant on ground of defaulter in paying rent since June 2006 and reasonable requirement.The tenant refuses to accept lawyers notice and summons of court.After waiting for almost 2 years the court made it ex-parte. Now I want to know whether I need to make commison to establish my rights of reasonable requirements? Only I need decree against the tenant.
chandru
17 November 2014 at 16:04
Hello sir, In our partnership firm First there were a two managing partners and five partners so the patta was issued in the name of two managing partners only not in the name of the company.
Later one managing partner retired from the partnership.so,now my question is should the retired managing partner name be removed from the patta doc?
OR Is it a mistake of the revenue department to issue a patta in the name of managing partners instead of the firm?
In the Encubrance certificate there are three claimants entry. The first entry is "Name of the Managing partner-1",the second entry is "Name of the Managing partner-2" and third entry is "partners of the firm" generally on whole not mentioning other partners name individually.
Initially There were two managing partners and five other partners totally seven .
The land purchase document was signed by two managing partners then.
preeti
17 November 2014 at 15:52
Sir,
I have joined an Autonomous organisation constituted under NIT act through proper channel after getting NOC and relieving order from my previous employes ie. RRVPNl-PSU.
My basic at RRVPNL was Rs. 10,670/-
Am i eligible to get my basic pay protected in new organisation?
k n nagaraj
17 November 2014 at 15:28
A patient died in a hospital and there are reasons to believe that some negligence has taken place during the treatment.It is proposed to consult a medico legal advocate for taking up the case. How to get the hospital documents with regard to the patient with out being tampered.
k n nagaraj
17 November 2014 at 15:22
This is to clarify that the deceased person has lent the money by cheque to the borrower, by collecting promissory note and post dated cheques for the return of both capitl and interest. I wanted to know what to do if the borrower refuses to pay.
Rama Bovi Muniraju
17 November 2014 at 14:34
We have are of 1 acre 38 guntas of land in Bangalore. The property was in my mother's name and after her death the same was made into myself, my sister and my sister-in-law. Since there were many encroachments and also since I was working away from Bangalore, I had made a GPA in favour of my Brother-in-law.
Subsequently, I found a buyer and an agreement was made around three years back. In the said agreement the buyer had promised the entire transaction will be completed in one year. But though three years have elapsed, he is not showing any interest in getting the property registered. He, I am told has converted the property into plots and has already started selling them.
My query is whether the agreement becomes null and void after 1 year and whether I can issue a legal notice to him and thirdly can i take legal help in issuing an advertisement that any one dealing with the property in question will be doing so in their own risk.
Kindly help by your valued opinion.
Regards,
R Muniraju
Vikram Patil
17 November 2014 at 14:27
Can a notice of dishonour of cheque be sent by any other way than Register Post Acknowledgement Due (RPAD)?
Jeevan
17 November 2014 at 13:37
What happens after 498a acquittal? What are the options at wife's side? I was told that she can file the appeal in session court but can she or state need to file the appeal? Also, what's the timeline?
srinivas
17 November 2014 at 13:24
dear sir/madam,
my uncle has three daughters(no sons) and equally divided his property(a Land) and gifted to them. Now my wife(younger one) wants to buy her 2nd sisters land and her sister is also Ok for that. So my uncle suggested that we can go for a Gift registration, as he does. (we will be paying the money Offline)
So now I have the question of, if we did the gift registration, then do the donor have any rights at any moment to take back the property. so what should I do then not take back, or do we go for a sale deed instead of gift dead. What is the Exchange Deed?
Also in the feature, does 2nd sisters son/daughter has the rights to file a case on this to take back?
Thanks in advance
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Sale deed
Sir, I want to know about the sale deed and I am always confused about sale deed. It is prepare first before registration or it is used after registration.
2. Some people prefer GPA or not Registration. How much time GPA valid for transfer of property. Give reason why people choose General Power of Attorney for any property instead of Registration process.