Chetan
06 October 2026 at 11:53
Dear Experts
Greetings for the Day!
This discussion concerns an application for mutation attestation under Section 104(3) of the Himachal Pradesh Tenancy and Land Reforms Act, 1972.
The applicant, a non-occupancy tenant, faced delays when the Tehsildar required addresses for other parties, who had long since left the area. Despite a public notice (proclamation) in the Gazette stating proceedings would be ex-parte if no objections were filed, the court granted further extensions, raising concerns about procedural fairness and potential delays. The applicant seeks guidance on navigating the Tehsildar's court to secure justice and proprietary rights.
Is there a statutory provision to give/favor another month period to other party dispite of the fact it was clearly mentioned in the Govt. Gazette as under
...........matter shall be proceeded with ex-parte against the non-appearing respondents/persons [on the mentioned date] and further proceedings shall be taken in accordance with law without any further notice..........
But there after again giving one month period to other party to raise objections, insted of passing proper order though the date was fixed for passing proper order.
Regards
Anonymous
04 October 2026 at 10:26
Presently I'm working in CBDT. I joined on 30.04.2025 while I was persuing regular B.ed degree course for the session 2023-25. Course work for second year and teaching internship was over, then only I joined the department. After joining, I intimated the department about my pending B.ed final year exams. When exams came in June I appeared by taking official leaves. My degree came in july. Now I have documents verification for tgt post in a government school. Will they reject me for this overlapping between job and degree?
Anonymous
01 October 2026 at 03:10
Hi,
Is it legally permissible to execute a Will first, and have it registered on a later date? Moreover, is that advisable, or is it better to have the Will executed and registered, both on the same day?
Sorry for being anonymous, but it is important.
Anonymous
30 September 2026 at 19:54
1> Can one transfer Cash via RTGS to sister-in-law of amount 25 Lakhs at 1 time?
Is it ok to have just gift deed on 100/- stamp paper?
And hope no need to register?
1> Can one transfer Cash via RTGS to Brother of amount 25 Lakhs at 1 time?
Is it ok to have just gift deed on 100/- stamp paper? And hope no need to register?
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mahmood mithani
30 September 2026 at 11:58
i am from suburb of mumbai , residing since last 41 years, got a notice from cyber crime police station , gaziabad, notice under section 41 (A) of the CRPC 1974
I want somebody to present / legal advice to my case under the above cyber crime notice.
please let me know if any one can help in this
regds
Anonymous
27 September 2026 at 21:31
Sir we are four brothers and done partition deed for our developed land together.and now every one has own flat. Through partition deed.now my one brother want loan on his owned flat . Bank accept the certified copy but want no obejction deed or aggreement or else . Is there such type of document we sign by all three brothers ?. Please guide us sir.
vijayshettyonline
27 September 2026 at 21:07
I am trying to understand whether this plan is legally and academically possible in Maharashtra.
I have left out some details about my colleges and documents for privacy. If any additional information is necessary to understand whether this is possible please let me know what specific detail is missing.
I missed the 3 year LLB entrance exam this year so I took admission to the 5 year LLB and got a seat in a top college. I have completed graduation already but there is an issue with getting the graduation TC from my previous college. I do not want to share the exact personal details publicly.
My idea is to pursue the 3 year LLB separately using my graduation documents while continuing the 5 year LLB. I would complete the first year of the 3 year LLB and then try to transfer to the same top tier college for the second year of the 3 year LLB.
Basically the proposed route is 5 year LLB continuing alongside 3 year LLB, complete first year of 3 year LLB elsewhere, then seek transfer to the top college for second year of 3 year LLB.
I know UGC has guidelines regarding pursuing two academic programmes simultaneously, but I am not sure whether those guidelines cover two regular law programmes or whether BCI university CET Cell or college rules create additional restrictions.
Has anyone actually done this in Maharashtra or knows the applicable rules regarding simultaneous enrolment and second year transfer in a 3 year LLB.
I am not looking for ways to bypass any rule. I want to know whether this structure is actually permitted and what approvals or conditions would be required.
Anonymous
27 September 2026 at 13:24
I have been working in a lala company for the past one month. Next month will be my two months in the company but I already wish to leave. The people in here have absolutely pushed me to my limits. The probation period here is of 3 months. It has reached a point where the upper management intentionally mention the probation period to keep me away from the rights full time employees get yet make me handle works of full-time employees. Further, I have joined a fellowship research program as well. I have shown letter of immidiate joining from the head of the department. Further, I have shown prescriptions from my optimetrist and psychologist as well who have through and through told me to take rest as well and stated that I'm in no condition to serve further. But the HR refuses to accept my resignation. She said that I have to serve notice period or they'll take legal measures against me. They don't care bout my health. I've promised that I will not take a cent from them, atleast 20 days of wage yet they refuse to let me go, hell bent on making me serve one month of notice period. I have pleaded that I'm only in condition to serve one more week yet none of them are listening to me. My TM and TL are bullying me as well since HR is blaming them. I've reached a point where I'm having thoughts of self harm. I have to leave before I lose my mind. If I abscond, what steps can they take against me? I have proofs of emails that I tried negotiating with them
kunhi marakkar
26 September 2026 at 09:07
Pls let me know is this agreement valid?if first party didn't act by this agreement,what are consequences will come
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
​This Settlement Agreement is executed on this 24th day of February, 2020 by and between:
​First Party:
(Name)
​AND
​Second Party:
Name,(sister of the First Party).
​WHEREAS, the First Party and the Second Party are brother and sister. The properties belonging to the Second Party as per Document No. 000/1986 and having rights in Re-Survey No. 00/11 were sold by the First Party in 1995 using a Power of Attorney executed from abroad, and the consideration was received by him.
​WHEREAS, after receiving the consideration for the said sale, as per an agreement dated 22nd April 2002, the First Party agreed to purchase and convey 5 Cents of land from the property adjacent to the road in Re-Survey No. 00/11 sold to (name) within 3 months. However, the First Party could not fulfill the agreement till date, leading to differences of opinion between the First and Second Parties.
​WHEREAS, although discussions were held mutually thereafter, the matter was delayed, leading to a suit registered as O.S. No. 000/2014 before the Hon's Munsiff Court, Manjeri, filed by Melath Maimoonath and others, which was litigated by both parties. In the said suit, the First Party was Defendant No. 2 and the Second Party was Defendant No. 3, and an order was passed for the partition of the properties.
​WHEREAS, both parties mutually agreed and decided to settle all disputes and controversies by creating a charge on the properties allotted/belonging to the First Party (Defendant No. 2) in the partition deed, and accordingly, this agreement has been executed.
​TERMS AND CONDITIONS
​The disputes regarding the sale of properties belonging to the Second Party under Document No. 000/86 are hereby settled by fixing a compensation amount of ₹15,00,000/- (Rupees Fifteen Lakhs only), which the Second Party has accepted and agreed to.
​The First Party hereby agrees and undertakes to pay the sum of ₹15,00,000/- mentioned in Clause 1 to the Second Party. As security for the same, out of the properties reserved for the First Party as per the orders of the Hon'ble Munsiff Court, Manjeri in O.S. No. 00/14, 40% shall be registered as a Release Deed (Ozhimuri) by the First Party in favor of the Second Party. It is hereby agreed that such registration is strictly for security purposes, and upon full payment of the aforesaid amount by the First Party to the Second Party, the said properties shall be reconveyed to the First Party by way of sale deed or release deed.
​The First Party shall pay the aforementioned amount to the Second Party in installments convenient to him. However, it is mutually agreed that the monthly installment shall in no case be less than ₹6,000/- (Rupees Six Thousand only).
​Both parties affirm that these matters were discussed and personally decided in their capacity as brother and sister. This agreement is executed based on mutually agreed terms without any coercion, compulsion, threat, or undue influence from anyone.
​Regarding the properties ordered to be partitioned and allotted to the First Party in O.S. No. 000/2014 before the Munsiff Court, , the First Party strictly agrees and undertakes to register a Power of Attorney in favor of the Second Party’s son (name) within 7 days from today to facilitate the execution of the Release Deed.
​It is strictly agreed that the Second Party shall not initiate any legal proceedings immediately, and shall grant time to the First Party to make the payment. Until then, the Second Party shall hold and enjoy possession of the security properties.
​All disputes regarding the above matter are hereby compromised and settled. Both parties hereby agree that no further disputes shall arise between the brother and sister, and they shall lead a harmonious family life in a friendly manner.
​IN WITNESS WHEREOF, both parties have accepted, agreed, and executed this agreement in the presence of the witnesses subscribing below.
​Dated this 24th day of February, 2020.
​
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Limitation for daughter’s claim in ancestral property
There is ancestral/coparcenary agricultural land in Haryana. A father was a the Karta of the ancestral land. He had 2 sons and 2 daughters. In January 2021, the father executed a registered Release Deed transferring the entire land to his two sons equally. The daughters were not asked for consent and did not sign the deed. The deed mentions that the daughters are married and do not need anything.
The daughter now wants to file a suit for:
Declaration of her coparcenary rights;
Declaration that the 2021 Release Deed is not binding on her share;
Partition and separate possession of her share.
My question is: Will the 3-year limitation under Article 59 of the Limitation Act apply because she is challenging the Release Deed, or can she get the 12-year limitation under Article 109/110 of the Limitation Act because this is ancestral/coparcenary property and she was excluded from her share? What is the Limitation Period in this Case?