Niha
23 March 2014 at 03:54
An NRI has given full sum of Rs. 11.50 lakhs in the form of cheque to an agent of the seller for purchasing a plot of land. The cheque was drawn in the name of the agent. The NRI did not sign any papers nor the land was transferred to his name. Before the registration could take place, the NRI came to know that the land is agricultural land. Later on, somebody told him that NRIs cannot buy agricultural land. The NRI is demanding money back from the agent, but the agent is not giving back. The NRI's broker (who showed the land to the NRI) also seems to be in connivance with the seller's agent.
Please suggest under what case can the agent and the broker be implicated. Please also suggest some lawyers in Vellore who are expert in money recovery cases.
shine
23 March 2014 at 02:59
Hi,
I am a salaried employee. I have been abroad during the IT assessment year 2009-10, and returned after a year. From then i missed filing the IT return and it got piled up. What can I do now to clear all my dues in filing returns? What is meant by time barred return filing? I am ready to pay any penalty but need to clear my liabilities.
Please help.
Thanks
Shine
Saumya Jain
23 March 2014 at 02:07
Hello All,
I am a Law student, can anybody help me with a sample format of "Criminal Complaint u/s 498A". Would be of great help.
shouvik
23 March 2014 at 00:49
can husband file a case against his wife who is unwilling to resume marital life and files a case u/s 125 Crpc
dinesh kumar gautam
23 March 2014 at 00:44
I am a central govt. employee and my wife is a school teacher on the same station. We both are appointed in the upcoming Lok Sabha election. Is there any G.O. for exemption from election duty of one of the spouse?
Anand Anand
23 March 2014 at 00:30
Hello experts,
I am from Andhra Pradesh. My grandfather was assigned land with laoni patta in the year 1947. The total area was 7.00 acrs. My grandfather had sold the land in the year 1963 upto 3.00acrs. The purchaser had kept the entire land under his possession i.,e the sold land extent 3.00 acrs and the extra land 4.00 acrs. In the year 1976, the Urban Land Ceiling (ULC)act has declared the person who has purchased the property from my grandfather as surplus land owner owning 17.00acrs. The extra land which is being kept under his possession from 1963-2014 is upto an extent of 4.00acrs. the illegal occupier has managed all these years by influencing the revenue dept.There was no notice served to us all these years of any development or modification in the land and its records. We were unaware that the possessor/purchaser has occupied the extra land which was never sold. Years later after my grandfather's death, my father has realised the existence of extra land upto an extent of 4.00 acrs and he has filed with the authorities for the restoration of 1.00 acre land. However, the local Tahsildar has resumed the land in favour of govt. Now, the suit is being filed by the possessor to us and the local Tahsildar as respondants. The burden is on the Tahsildar and the legal heir of the assignee ( my father) to prove the possessor as illegal. The land is being declared surplus upto to extent of 4.00 acrs and govt has taken back the possession from him under Sec 10 (6). In the revenue records he is shown in the pattadar column as if the property is assigned to him. Please kindly help me how to show that the possessor has illegally occupied the land and also how to get our land back.
Nazir Shaha
22 March 2014 at 23:19
Hi,
My friend received an order from session court in a case u/s 125 crpc, should we go for revision or appeal with high court? in which conditions we can go for revision ? and in which conditions we can go for appeal?
at the same time, we are looking for some good advocate (reasonable as well) in kolkata, if any expert can guide us will be helpful for us.
Regards,
Nazir
manish rama
22 March 2014 at 23:09
I had filed a declaratory suit in mumbai high court and paid a stamp duty of 163,300 rupees on the value of the property , i got ad interim relief but my notice of motion got dismissed. I have some important questions please help me.
What will be the court fee for appeal against judgement of high court single bench judge?
how many days i need to file appeal in ?
What are the chances of winning in an appeal?
What are the stages of an appeal , some one told me first the senior judge has to approve then only your matter will be taken for hearing? is this true
How many times can one appeal also ? please let me know, some one told me there is single bench , double bench etc , please reply back
Nazir Shaha
22 March 2014 at 23:08
Dear Experts, I need your advise.
My friend had recently received an order u/s 25 crpc from session court and directed him to pay 20k per as maintenance., he is a qualified Chartered Accountant and was earning ~60k per month in 20006 (when his wife left him and went to her mother's house), in between my friend went in depression and left his job, it took him some time to come over it and he started his own practice in 2009, where he is working for couple of clients on retainer ship basis handling their accounting, during the deposition of income proofs my friend submitted the client agreements as a proof of income, but it looks like court has not considered it.
we heard from some advocates that, client need to attend court to depose these agreements, which is not feasible since he is practicing ~400km away from the session court at the same time he has fear of loosing them if he tell them about this case.
My question to all expert-
1. Is there anything mentioned in evidence act about this, what court will consider as proof of his income and client need to depose in court?
2. His wife had mentioned that his salary was 60k in 2006, can court consider this fact without any proof?
3. If the situation changed in between 2006-2014 can court consider those? though he is a chartered accountant but going through a tough time with family so his earning is not in line with his qualification.
4. what could be the best way to prove his current income?
5. who carry the onus of proof in this case?
Regards,
Nazir
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Bihar land dispute resolution act 2009
What is the meaning of "Agent" under the Bihar land disputes resolution act. The word 'Agent' has not been defined in the act, but it has simply said that all word which has not been defined will be read as defined in the Bihar Tenancy Act, Bihar Land Consolidation Act, Bihar Govt. estate Act etc. All these act has also not defined the word "Agent".
It has been further said that if the applicant files the case through Agent document authorising the agent to file be enclosed with the petition.
My question is as per Code of Civil Procedure there is no word as simply "agent", but there is a word "recognised agent" in that case the agent should hold power of attorney.
Whether the agent as mentioned in the Bihar land dispute resolution act should also be having the duly executed power of attorney, while approaching the court, when the provision is silent on this matter.