hage nibo
01 April 2009 at 11:36
Sirs,
Could any one give satisfactory answer to these two querries that have been huntung me for years:
I) Can an advocate attest any documents to be used as a true copy ( As we come across, in any official matters the required documents have to be attested as a proof of it being a true copy)
It should be borne in mind that, usually every form of the like has an instructions to submit supporting documents duly attested by gazetted officer/ZPM/MLA/MP etc. but no mention of Lawyer/Advocate.Isn't it somewhat that needs to be clarified.Kindly provide some clue to get it clarified.
II) Whether an Advocate can plead/argue in the court for his/her own case(being plaintiff/petitioner/accused/respondent) in civil as well as criminal case independently? If yes/no, under which provision of which Act?
Deep
01 April 2009 at 10:57
I stay in rented house which was taken on 'PAGADI' by my Grandpa. The building is in dispute in court between 2 owner brothers for ownership. I have been the rent on time always. Few months ago during rains we stayed at my aunt's place for 2 months as the building's condition is very bad. Since the rent is collected by the court receiver every quater, one of the owner brother asked him not to collect the rent and said he wants the possesion of the house because we don't use it. I never got any letter or notice for it. I am again staying in the house now, but the court receiver doesn't take the rent and hence doesn't give receipts. I wrote a letter to the court receiver explaining the whole situation and stating that I do not own any other house in Mumbai, this is my only house along with a cheque for rent amount, but he doesn't deposit it.
Please advice.
sanjeev murthy desai
01 April 2009 at 10:19
Dear All,
Employees of a company want to start a society in the form of a sports club.In this regard i need the following clarifications:
1. What is procedure to start such a society?
2. What is the forms that is required for the same purpose and where can one get the same from?
3. What is the prescribed fees for the same?
4. And any other information that would be useful in this regard?
Also, please also clarify if a foreigner national can be part of such a society or is there any bar for such an foreigner being a part of a society to be registered in India?
With regards,
sanjeev desai,
Advocate, Bangalore
+91 9886037926
Ashey
01 April 2009 at 10:05
with whom the possession of the rented premises is vested, if the tenancy agreement is drafted as a Licence
Ashey
01 April 2009 at 10:05
with whom the possession of the rented premises is vested, if the tenancy agreement is drafted as a Licence
Legal Fighter
31 March 2009 at 22:26
Can anyone provide me a copy of Uttar Pradesh Dowry Prohibition Rules, 1999. I need these urgently. If anyone has soft or hard copy, please provide me the same. Thanks in advance.
Ranganath
31 March 2009 at 22:19
Can I invoke RTI to get complaint and statement copies from police. Is RTI only meant for getting status of investigation and not for minute details of the case.
Please clarify.
vinod bansal
31 March 2009 at 22:04
Sir,
I m representing respondent in a MACT 163-A petition,in petition date of accident is mentioned as 28-8-07 ,in fact date is 28-09-07 that is also mentioned as 28-9-07 in FIR submitted by petitioner,all medical bills & MLR is of dated 28-9-7,date is also wrongly mentioned in affidavit tendered in evidence of petitioner by petitior itself,can i avail benefit of this mistake of petitioer,this mistake is repeated five times in claim petition.Thanks
H. Mujtaba
31 March 2009 at 20:34
A person has left behind an unregistered Will bequething a debt which the deceased is entitled from some other person. No body is disputing the Will. Now the person who had availed the loan form the testator of the said will is a defaulter and has not repaid the debt amount to the benificiary of the said will. My Query is that Can the benificiary of the Said Will directly file a suit for recovery of the debt amount against the said person on the strenth of the said Will or only after the will is probated he can file the suit for recovery?
© 2025 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Sale deed deficit stamp duty
We have executed 6 sale deeds in our favour from six private companies for lands at Madurai, Tamilnadu and the deeds are kept as pending documents at the registrar office.
The stamp duty paid is as per the Guideline value issued by the Registrar (received under the RTI - 20 days before execution of the sale deeds) .
The schedule property is surrounded by a compound wall and a house, build within that compound wall,in a different survey no for which we have not executed sale deed
All lands within the compound wall had the same guideline value, which was revised recently (a year back)
Sub Registrar visited the site ( field inspection) and informed that the property in the sale deed is a house site and we have to pay stamp duty which is more than 7 times what we have paid now
And he says that he is going to refer the document to Special Deputy Collector Stamps for fixing the guideline value
We have executed the sales deeds only relying on the guideline value provided by the registrar otherwise we wouldn't have executed the deeds as it would attract long term capital gains for the companies which sold the lands
Whether they are justified in converting the land to house site and claiming excess stamp duty ? If so, why they haven't fixed the guideline value as a house site at the time of making revision ?
What would be your advice to us to get out of this mess and get the sale deeds registered ?