Anonymous
28 February 2025 at 12:45
There is need the name of two local referees( two persons from locality) and their Voter ID Xerox in the application form of EWS certificate. Suppose a person got the certificate by writing wrong information about his caste ( He belongs to OBC though does not have certificate and declare himself as General) then got govt job and after verification after 2 years his service terminated and he put into jail. My question is will these local referees face any legal consequences?? They are in Govt. Service, will there service also be terminated???
kishore kumar
27 February 2025 at 18:02
As per the Notary Act or rules in India, it is mandatory for a Notary to keep the records of notarized documents and registers etc. of the last how many years safe?
Thank you.
Bharat Sharma
27 February 2025 at 10:40
Can a flat owner's spouse be a valid candidate for election of the office bearer in housing society?
Anonymous
27 February 2025 at 01:48
I was making a U-turn in my car on the road when an electric scooter without a number plate suddenly braked and slipped. The rider, a 45-year-old man, and his 12-year-old son fell and came under my car. I immediately applied the brakes. The scooter was completely damaged, and the man suffered a leg fracture, while his son sustained minor scratches. However, the scooter did not collide with my car, and there was no damage or scratch on my vehicle.
I took them to AIIMS hospital in an emergency and informed their family. Two days after the accident, I submitted an application at the police station, but they did not provide a receipt. The injured man sought compensation through a third-party insurance claim. After 20 days, the police registered an FIR against me under Sections 281 and 125(a). I then went to the police station, obtained bail, and my car was seized. Later, I secured the release of my car through the court.
I later learned that the same person had a similar accident with a Bolero car a month before my incident, during which he also sustained leg fractures and other injuries. That time also he file FIR against bolero driver. However, in the FIR filed against me, he falsely claimed fractures in his legs and five broken ribs. It appears that he is trying to take advantage of the situation to obtain a disability certificate for benefits, such as a discount on a home loan, and to claim compensation through third-party insurance.
I am worried because I only helped him by taking him to the hospital and calling his family, but now my goodwill has turned against me. Since I am a government employee, frequent court hearings will be difficult for me to attend, especially if I get transferred. I have already spent ₹10,000 on legal expenses, and he is demanding an unethical amount of ₹4–5 lakh for settlement.
He is unwilling to compromise, and I am unsure about the legal consequences. Will I receive any punishment? Will my insurance company’s lawyer handle the case? Should I file a counter-FIR against him for demanding extra money? Please suggest the best course of action in this legal matter.
kishore punjabi
26 February 2025 at 20:02
in family if property belongs to wife name 100 and if she is deceased in release deed if father leave his share to children is stampduty chargeable in release deed
gk
26 February 2025 at 15:03
Respected Sir/Madam,
Pranam!
My cousin sister's husband Mr.Nath (employee, private co) purchased a flat through a housing loan company for 18 years repayment term. Loan sanctioned for 44 lakhs and the balance amt will be paid by Mr. Nath.
Sale agreement by the purchaser & Builder has been made and registered the same in 2022, MR. Nath and Mrs. Nath (housewife) are joint allottees of the property as per this registered sale agreement.
With reference to the sale agreement, housing loan co loan agreement has been prepared for the above 44 lakhs and sanctioned to both allottees Mr. Nath & Mrs. Nath. In other words, Mrs. Nath is a coborrower as per this agreement.
Approximately 26 lakhs rupees granted by loan co and the same has been paid to the builder. In September 2024, unfortunately Mr. Nath is died and afterwards they have not paid any dues to the builder. Since Mrs. Nath is a housewife, Housing co is not interested to continue the loan. And Mrs. Nath also not in a position to take this big EMI burden in future. Builder will be started the formalities of handing over the possession by next week or in the month March 25.
So Mrs.Nath decided to close the housing loan by repaying the amount sanctioned with interest terms set by them. It is around 30 lakhs. Housing loan Co is informed us that they do not have any problem to close the loan since Mrs. Nath is a joint allottee and coborrower. Since the first allottee is died, they can be process the closing protocols to be closed by the joint allottee.
Once the repayment of 30 lakhs been paid to the housing loan co, they will close the loan and return back the original sale agreement of the flat (which is kept by the Housing loan co as per their protocols)
After getting the above original sale agreement, the next part is to pay the balance due to the builder which is approximately 14 lakhs. Builder is informed us, if Mrs. Nath can pay this 14 lakhs, they will give the possession to Mrs. Nath and the flat also can be registered in her name - they mean, in the name of Mrs. Nath.
We have got the legal heirship certificate of Mr. Nath in which,
1) Mrs. Nath wife 38 yrs,
2) Master Nath, son of Mr.Nath 5 yrs and
3) Mrs. Amma, mother of Mr.Nath 70 yrs
are the legal heirs.
Now the query is:
After getting the possession and registered the flat in her name - whether Mrs Nath will encounter any issues to sell the flat to anyone as per her wishes, in future? I mean, any obstacles may face on legal points of view. Especially with reference to the legal heirship certificate mentioned above.
Please advise me.
Regards
GK
Anonymous
26 February 2025 at 08:36
(1) certified copy of deposition recorded by sub Divisional Magistrate under section 145 cr p c is not admissible in civil suit .
(2) certified copy of marked exhibited document in 145 Code of Criminal Procedure is not admissible in civil suit
Anonymous
25 February 2025 at 16:30
Hi
if the GPA owner die and he had done the will to his wife name before death, then is she is legally acceptable.
is the old property owner can show any type of rights in this property.
bratcher wanda
25 February 2025 at 16:12
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