Anonymous
13 May 2025 at 08:48
I am living on plot in municipality which is on lease agreement from landlord which is 1100 sq am I eligible for ews certificate. Does ews certificate focuses on ownership or also leasehold property is taken as asset
Anonymous
12 May 2025 at 11:54
Is there any bylaw of society that they can and will only communicate in marathi and what if the member does not know marathi?
Dilip
12 May 2025 at 11:39
Police is call up a person in NCR case and now he has kept that person in police station for whole day after giving all address detail and id proof than also police has kept that fellow for whole day
What action can be taken against the police officer and will it come under wrongful confinement. 127 BNS
Matter is of NCR case and it has been done without any permission of magistrate
Anonymous
11 May 2025 at 12:52
If I did not really give the jewellery and mobile phone to my wife as a gift, but only gave them to her temporarily to use on our wedding day (and the bills are in my name), will that still be considered Stridhan — especially if she later extorted everything from me after marriage by threatening police action? (I made video of all conversation) I filed a complaint multiple times with the police, but even after 10 months, they haven’t registered an FIR. Should I now approach the court to get an FIR registered, or would that be of no use?
Aravind Yedire
09 May 2025 at 22:51
I am writing to seek your legal advice regarding an issue involving a property transaction related to my mother.
In 1985, my mother purchased and registered two plots of land (Plot Nos. 3A and 3B) through a valid sale deed. However, we recently discovered through an Encumbrance Certificate (EC) that the same seller subsequently sold one of these plots (3A), along with additional plots (3C, 3D, 3E, and 3F), to another buyer in 2014 in one sale deed.
Upon identifying this discrepancy, we approached both the seller and the second buyer. After informing the seller of our intention to initiate legal action for cheating, the seller has agreed to resolve the issue. The current proposal is for the seller and the second buyer to execute a 'Dispute of Rights Release' deed as a corrective measure.
We initially suggested a 'Cancellation Deed' but were informed that it may not be applicable in this case. We would like your expert opinion on the following:
Is the 'Dispute of Rights Release' a valid and legally sound method to correct this issue?
What is the correct legal procedure to ensure that our ownership rights are fully protected?
What documents should we obtain or register to prevent any future legal disputes?
Your guidance on how best to proceed would be greatly appreciated.
Alfesaani.
09 May 2025 at 19:48
Hello. My question is, can an inoperative PAN card( inoperative due to not being linked to aadhar) be used as an ID proof for renewing passport, or for any other work where ID proof is required?
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
09 May 2025 at 09:34
Sir in 138 case the accused advocate had done part cross examined the complaint and didn't complete the same.
Now accused is taking times from last several dates and not completing the cross examination.
The complainant advocate requested the magistrate to close his opportunity but he is not doing but only giving last opportunity.
What to do.
Thanks in Advance.
Jyothi
08 May 2025 at 16:49
Kindly advise the law for ancestral temple when there are multiple heirs to claim ownership. Our temple is 300 years old and family of 4 brothers initially who built a temple with temporary structure. With time some heirs built small concrete structure for temple with help of donors. Nobody claimed the temple ownership as it was ancestral for 15 families. Some of us heirs formed Trust 10 years back and started running it. But one heir is creating issue . The land on which temple stands is shared by him and us . So he is claiming the entire ownership of temple. Does this mean the temple ownership is decided based on whose land it is sitting on present date ? Earlier days all brothers lived together and hence a separate temple land survey number was not created. But now with intention of kabza this person is locking it up as per his wish. Can we treat temple separately as it was built years ago by ancestors and all have equal rights on it ? Can a single person claim authority on temple ? Can our Trust with most of the legal heirs claim rights on temple legally ? If yes , what is the requirement and how to deal with this person creating issue ?
Eee Kay
08 May 2025 at 16:10
I bought two non judicial stamp papers from a licensed stamp vendor in tamilnadu in good faith with the name of the purchaser, serial numbers which were consecutive serial numbers on the same date written in his own hand along with the signature of the vendor and the seal in good faith and used the same for executing a sale agreement. But the vendor has recorded the sale entry in his sale register and therefore it is being said that the sale agreement is invalid.
what is your opinion? The Licensed stamp vendor either sold fake stamp papers or he failed to record the sale transaction in his sale register.
When the stamp papers are bought in good faith can the sale agreement be declared invalid?
Please give some citations of court judgements on the same.
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