Anonymous
10 February 2026 at 08:55
Sirs,
I had received 5 shares of co op housing society and one share as bonus share.
I had sold the building of said co op housing society and got transferred 5 shares to the new transferee (buyer). Now one share is remaining with me. How can I surrender or dispose off the remaining share. Kindly guide me. Thanks.
Anonymous
08 February 2026 at 08:44
If a member of co operative housing society who has not borrowed loan from co operative society or from any other institution, wants to cease as a member of the co operative housing society, what will be procedure for the same. Kindly guide in this matter. Thanks.
Lalit kumar
07 February 2026 at 11:09
in govt job attestation form they asking "have you ever been fined by court of law" ?what should i mention, since i paid a no helmet challan under mv act in virtual court .
Anonymous
06 February 2026 at 15:45
Twenty years ago, I heard a check case was filed against me. My brother had me sign a Vakalat (power of attorney for a lawyer) on the date of the case and appointed a lawyer. Since I later went abroad, a warrant was issued, and the case eventually became an LP (Long Pending) case. I only found out later that the complainant filed the case using an incorrect address. Can this case be cancelled for that reason? Will a Quash Petition still be valid since a lawyer appeared for me once? Is there any way to find out now if the lawyer actually appeared back then? The brother who handled all of this is no longer alive.
Anonymous
06 February 2026 at 15:42
Twenty years ago, I heard a check case was filed against me. My brother had me sign a Vakalat (power of attorney for a lawyer) on the date of the case and appointed a lawyer. Since I later went abroad, a warrant was issued, and the case eventually became an LP (Long Pending) case. I only found out later that the complainant filed the case using an incorrect address. Can this case be cancelled for that reason? Will a Quash Petition still be valid since a lawyer appeared for me once? Is there any way to find out now if the lawyer actually appeared back then? The brother who handled all of this is no longer alive.
Anonymous
05 February 2026 at 16:56
I have paid freehold conversion charges for my collector Sindhi displaced persons lease hold land at Jaripatka Nagpur as per challan issued by collector office Nagpur , now can I assume that land has been freehold? as my documents have been approved by land record office and SDO and positive report has been sent by SDO to collector, collector has issued challan after receiving report from SDO , which I have paid, even after payment of freehold conversion charges, collector may refuse to issue order? Or he will definitely issue order for conversion now?
Anonymous
05 February 2026 at 11:34
i have paid freehold conversion charges for my collector Sindhi displaced persons lease hold land at Jaripatka Nagpur as per challan issued by collector office Nagpur , now can I assume that land has been freehold? as my documents have been approved by land record office and SDO and positive report has been sent by SDO to collector, or even after payment of freehold conversion charges, collector may refuse to issue order?
Manav S
05 February 2026 at 07:45
Hello, dear lawyers,
In 1988, A registered partnership firm in Haryana was made with the name M/S Gupta Traders, which was registered in the Registrar of Firms with 4 partners:
Partner A: Arihant Gupta
Partner B: Basant Gupta
Partner C: Manav Gupta
Partner D: Ajay Chaudhary
In 1992, an HUDA / HSVP Plot (Haryana Urban Development Authority) was brought in the name of this partnership firm M/S Gupta trader, by executing a conveyance deed and obtaining proper permission from the HUDA and the plot was alloted in the name of M/S Gupta Traders through its partners. All the partners did business for 4 years.
In 1996: A notarised Dissolution deed was signed between all the partners, where it was stated that, " Partner A, Partner C, Partner D retired from the partnership firm, and all the assets and liabilities are vested in Basant Gupta; he can do the business singly or by adding new partners." THIS DEED WAS JUST NOTARISED, NOT REGISTERED, NO OTHER CONVEYANCE DEED OR TRANSFER DOCUMENT EXECUTED EXCEPT THIS NOTARISED DISSOLUTION DEED.
My Question is:
As per Indian laws, who is the owner today, the Partnership firm with 4 partners or Mr Basant Gupta (sole partner after a notarised dissolution deed).
In 1996, if a HUDA plot is in the name of the partnership firm, the remaining partners can transfer thier share and title through a notarised dissolution deed, or to transfer the property internally within the partnership firm, again registered transfer deed was required?
This is my question. Thank you.
Prakash Patel
04 February 2026 at 09:56
respectrd sir,
I have a piece of land in Gondia district of maharastra,there is a law in maharashtra you can convert your piece of land as non agricultural .It is called gunthewari in which you have to pay the fees for gunthewari then the municipal council gives the permission to land owner to build a construction after payment of a certain fees according to their norms.
I had paid the the amount of gunthewari and the municipal council given me the permission to build construction as per the plan submitted by me.
Now that muni.council has putted the same land in reservation.Can they put the same land in reservstion again and if they can do it and can i claim my money with interest in case of any litigation arises?
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