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Jagdish Aharwar   10 December 2013 at 11:54

Bail against on 420 and 176 - reg.

Please send me how we can get the bail. brief history for bail is attachment on the file.

arvind   10 December 2013 at 11:13

Judgement day

dear sir
my aunty is accused in a cbi case bangalore
judgement is on 16 december 2013
if court pass a sentenced within 3years. what is procedure for suspension petition
whether as to be presented with a surity in court on that day. because my friend told me that judge will suspend the sencented with a surity amount. i thought only session court will ask surity on filling appeal in session court. because this is case is in magistrate court please tell me

sujit   10 December 2013 at 10:25

Power of attorney for adding an authorised signatory

i am drafting a power of attorney to add an authorised signatory in a sole proprietorship bank account .stamp paper of rs 200 is required. can i print the contents on ledger papers (green papers),front and back side and get the franking of the documents done or is it mandatory to print on stamp paper and get franking of rs 100 done on second (green )page .
when should the documents be franked ,before signing of all parties or after signing
content is of two pages .
kindly guide me on how to draft the power of attorney

prakash   10 December 2013 at 10:22

Injuction order

Dear sir
my father has filed a partition suit the case is still pending in the court its almost one year 6 months,my father is under Dialysis treatment,the six acres of land is under the control of his last brother past from 40yrs,my father has decided to write a request letter to judge to allow us to till the land of our share,or to get the injunction order,can the request letter of my father will help the purpose.kindly do the needfull.
regards
prakash

Bella   10 December 2013 at 09:33

How to get partition

hi, good morning, I am Bella.
my query is regarding partition in the ancestral property. my father has as combined house we have the legal paper of that portion which we occupied in capacity of owner but due to common baranda we can no get partition in that house and the other people who is residing in house ( tau ji) they always pressurise us to sell our space below the market rate. what measure we can take and how to get partition in the house?? if we will go to the court is it will be the long procedure to get matter solve ??? please tell??

sudhir uttam   10 December 2013 at 09:12

Defamation notice

A doctor has given wrong information and used abusive language in media via newspaper and electronic media which has haperred the social image of claiment. request give sample of notice for defamation

Advocate M J   10 December 2013 at 08:41

Home loan

Good morning most respected learned members,

The financial institution is not accepting my client's home loan EMIs, since a case has been filed against in the Magistrate Court. The institution has deliberately stopped receiving the EMIs continuously for 3 months inspite of my client sending the EMIs through registered post and even personally going to handover the EMIs.
Due to which the institution is planning to mark the client's home loan as NPA and further proceed under SARFASI ACT.
In this connection can I approach DRT to issue a notice to the institution to accept my client's EMIs.
Can I approach the civil court to issue notice to the institution to accept the EMIs or is there any other Court to approach for getting the EMIs accepted by the institution.
Advice how to help my client.

Thank you.

sujit   10 December 2013 at 07:28

Printing on a stamp papet

i want to draft a power of attorney on 200 rs stamp paper .should i buy 2 stamp papers of rs 100 each and print on both or should i print on 100 rs stamp paper and get franking of rs 100 done .also can i print on the reverse side of the stamp paper

A GOVIND   10 December 2013 at 06:42

Inherited property

Dear sirs,

Thank you so much for clarifying my doubt on the above subject which I had posted here a few days ago.
Please advice on the below.
My late mother's house property which she constructed in 1993 is now being sold at a consideration which is above Rs 50 lakhs but less than 75 lakhs. There are 3 legal heirs for the property out of which one is a non resident. As per expert advice given by one of the members in this forum, if the total value is less than 150 lakhs, TDS can be avoided if DEED is executed with one third right for each legal heir where by the total consideration of each heir will fall below Rs 50 lakhs thereby avoiding TDS. I have the following query.

1. Could any one guide me as to what kind of a DEED could be executed favoring each heir to avoid TDS burden?Is there any specific format which i could refer?

2. One of the legal heirs being a non resident, is there anyway the non resident can relinquish/surrender his right on the property in favor of the remaining two heirs ? Please advise.

Thank you in advance for your support and guidance
A Govind




Raj Sharma   10 December 2013 at 00:27

Draft for discussion without prejudice: on stamp paper

I would like to know the meaning / ramification of having the heading/title of a business agreement (signed on a Rs. 50 Stamp paper) "DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION WITHOUT PREJUDICE".

The agreement details the roles and responsibilities between two parties where the first party manufacturers goods and the second party has agreed to sell the goods to a number of different third parties for a commission on the total volume of sales.

We are the second party. So does this mean that whatever commitments the first party have made on account of commissions or exclusivity of the customers introduced by us cannot be challenged in a court of law if not adhered to by the first party ?

Please advise.