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Anonymous   29 October 2024 at 23:17

Stamp paper under which article for rent agreement in punjab

Hi,

Some stamp vendors and deed writers suggest I buy stamp paper under Article 19 (Certificate or other document), while others suggest I buy it under Article 5 (Agreement or Memorandum of an Agreement).

The list of Articles for Punjab also seem to contain Article 35 (Lease). [ List - https://www.shcilestamp.com/List_of_Article_PB.pdf ]

• Under which Article should I purchase the stamp paper for 11 month rental agreement for immovable property in Punjab?

Sorry for being anonymous, but it is important.

mohammed ibrahim   29 October 2024 at 12:09

Rent control act

Dear Experts,
Regarding a small commercial space, tenant is not receiving Court notices in Appeal case. Now he is in abroad, address not traceable. What procedure I have to adopt. He is my relative.
Thanks
Inrahim

Olivia McRoy   29 October 2024 at 03:41

Discreet and professional hacking service

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Madhu reddy   28 October 2024 at 20:16

Affidavit given for colony association

Sir
I had been given affidavit for our colony association formation
In that affidavit I had been I had no objection to form association in my own house
Previously when I signed affidavit I am joint secretary
Now I not having any post in our association committee
My query there will be any legal issues in my property
Please guide me
Thank in advance

Pinky Shah   28 October 2024 at 20:09

Re: transfer of share in chs property

Existing flat owned by
1. Mother -Aged 80 years +
2. Unmarried daughter aged approx. 54 years.

Other Existing living family members
1. Step son
2. 2 daughters ( One married & another Jain priest/ sadhviji)

The unmarried daughter died instate on June 23, 2024 ( without making will / nomination)
Now, they want to delete the name of deceased unmarried daughter.

The society is asking for release deed by the existing daughter ( married & another jain sadhviji) & step son to mother.

The question is whether society is right is asking such release deed.
Alternatively what would be procedure for transferring the deceased daughters share to her mother.

m.karthikeyan   28 October 2024 at 01:03

Prevention of money laundering act

“proceeds of crime” —

property derived or obtained directly or indirectly by any person as a result of criminal activity relating to a scheduled offence; or value of any such property; or where such property is taken or held outside the country, the property equivalent in value held within the country or abroad.


Can anyone differentiate the meaning of "derived" or "obtained" in the above and also directly or indirectly

Anonymous   28 October 2024 at 00:57

Prevention of money laundering act

“proceeds of crime” i.e.— property derived or obtained directly or indirectly by any person as a result of criminal activity relating to a scheduled offence; or value of any such property; or where such property is taken or held outside the country, the property equivalent in value held within the country or abroad.

shyam lal   27 October 2024 at 20:41

Ucc laws on inheritance

Uttrakhand UCC will be applicable if an individual dies without making a will (intestate succession). If there is a will, then the UCC laws on inheritance will not apply.

Query..is the same UCC laws applicable to "family settlement" .as applicable to the will.

Anonymous   27 October 2024 at 12:36

Power of attorney

I HAVE GIVEN A REGISTERED POWER OF ATTORNEY TO A CLOSE RELATIVE OF MINE TO SELL A FLAT OF MINE . HE HAS FINALISED IT WITH A BUYER . HE SAYS HE WILL RECEIVE THE SALE PROCEED TO HIMSELF , AND THEREAFTER TRANSFER IT TO MY BANK ACCOUNT . DOES HE HAVE THE RIGHT TO DO SO ? HOW TO RECEIVE THE PAYMENT TO MY ACCOUNT DIRECTLY FROM THE PURCHASER ?

Vicky Rathee   26 October 2024 at 22:23

Property sold using gpa(gpa was done fraudulently)

I purchased a plot (100 guj) in December 2017, for which I have the sale deed and other documentation, in an unregistered colony outside Gurgaon. I did not occupy the plot or establish any boundaries, and during this time, an individual (let's call him Guy B) took possession of my plot along with three adjacent plots (totaling 436 guj). Guy B has a sale deed for this same agricultural land (605 guj).

Upon speaking with the landowner who sold me the plot, I learned that another individual (Guy A) fraudulently created a General Power of Attorney (GPA) to sell the land, deceiving the landowner during a visit to the tehsil for another sale deed. The GPA was canceled on April 22, 2016, but Guy A sold the property to Guy B on April 5, 2016, while the GPA was still in effect.

The owner is willing to file a case under Section 420 against Guy A, but we are unsure how to proceed with Guy B to reclaim my plot.

Could you advise us on the next steps we should take and our chances of recovering the property?