Ragvendra Singh
26 December 2013 at 15:13
as per NI act says that if a cheque is dishonoured for insufficiency of funds then it is a criminal offence with punishment upto 2 years and double the fine.
What about stop payment of cheque? i have issued a citi bank cheque of my account to a company which i have stopped later as i decided that i do not want to take their service. can that company sue me under ni act for dishonour????
vinayak
26 December 2013 at 15:13
We have wrongly trsf a fund in 2005 in other account. We came to know about the same in 2009. We sent notice to other party requesting to return the amount. However notice not served.
Now in 2013 we want to take help of Police officials by filing a police complaint.
Can we do so ? and under what section ?
Ranjan
26 December 2013 at 14:10
i am Mr Ranjan staying under Pagadi system in Mumbai since last 50-60 years now. Room is in my father's name who died in year 2008. i have not transferred the room in my name yet but i am staying there since all these years.
i have a sister who is married 30 years ago & stays with het husband at a distant.
proposals are made to redevelop the said Building.I am paying electricity bill & rent of this room. I have all documnets like rent receipts , electricity bills , ration card with me. My sister has sent legal notice on me to claim her equal right/ compensation for this room on redeveopment.
(1) is she entitled to claim her right?
(2) what documents i need to prove?
(3) under which section i can prove her wrong?
(4) legal notice sent by her will stop me from redevopment & subsequently taking the new rooms keys?
Your help in this matter is highly required & appreciated.
Thanks & Best Regards,
chandrakant shetty
26 December 2013 at 14:02
In MOU the time limit for payment is 2 months whereas in the sale deed it is mentioned as within stipulated time
Can we assume it is for 2 months
Indravadan
26 December 2013 at 14:01
My father and his brother had gave power of Attorney to Shri HVS for obtain permission of Non Agiculture land. Power of attorney holder shri HVS execute sales deed before sub- registrar on 16-01-1995. Sales consideration Rs. 5000/- cash accepted and given/ handover possession of agricultural land mentioned in sales deed.
Same day means 16-01-1995 POA holder Shri HVS had obtained understanding deed from buyer on Rs. 20/- stamp paper and buyer execute the understanding deed before two witnesses, without registered with sub registrar or notarized. Buyer has taken a land for obtain permission of NA without consideration paid to POA or original land owner. After obtain permission of NA or failure to obtain permission of NA, land has to return to Original Land owner without cost of transfer.
Now buyer refuse to return land or transfer in favour of original land owner.
Can We challenge unregistered documents against registered documents?
Aditya Panikkar
26 December 2013 at 12:54
Hi,
is NA permission for land mandatory under SRA scheme for any property in the Island City of Mumbai?
swathi
26 December 2013 at 12:45
hi friends,
my uncle has applied for home lone.the bank rejected his loan as per credit report by cibil. He took 2 loans from the bank which were paid off before the due date but in the credit report it is still showing the credit which has to be paid.
please tell me the remedies against mistake made by cibil & bank so that i can guide my uncle and help him to get home loan.
thanks®ards
swathi
Rajan
26 December 2013 at 12:10
Sirs,
I preferred an appeal in High Court for Christian Divorce. She didnt present before the Court or she didnt receive the copies filed in court.
She agreed for compromise and demanded money, and hence a memo was filed on CMA before two Hon'ble High Court Judges and the Hon'ble Court allowed the CMA and awarded divorce from the date of filing of the memo as under.
Quote:
Both the parties mutually agree that in terms of the above compromise memo there shall be a decree of divorce whereby the marriage between the appellant and the respondent shall stand dissolved with effect from the date of order that may be passed by the Hon'ble Court."
3. Accordingly, the Civil Miscellaneous Appeal, is allowed, in terms of the Joint Memo of Compromise, dated 4.12.2013, entered into amongst the parties concerned. There shall be a Decree, in terms of the Joint Memo of Compromise, dated 4.12.2013. No costs.
Unquote:
Sir please advice is she is eligible for appeal on the court order
Am I eligible for second marriage and if yes, how should I wait
Kindly advice sir
Siddhi Agarwal
26 December 2013 at 11:32
Now that an affidavit is to be submitted along with application for PAN application by HUF could the experts provide the following information:
a) Draft of affidavit
b) Value of stamp
Regards,
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Tried to kill
Hi,
I hope you remembered myself, before a month i have asked one query.
In my native, there is a problem with my mum by my neighbour... we have given 6 compliants, cops have told my neighbour to change his house, since we are in company quarters.
He never changed his house, last week the whole family including thier child are beat my mum when she is alone and my mothers chain also broken they took that.
We have given compliant to the local cops and they have filed FIR and forward the case to court.
Yesterday my brother have beat that guy, today that guy given the compliant against him.
Now what is the status is my mum didnt get more affects, but he injured and his hand also brocken....
whether the cops will arrest my brother?