prakash
17 September 2019 at 22:16
sir my grandfather had 6 acres of land.he died in 1972.he had three children. the six acres land has been transfred to elder son.all the three died recently.all three wifes r alive.can we get our share.or it will registered jointly.kindly advice
abhimanyu
17 September 2019 at 16:13
In a case of 498A, the complainant has to produce mobile calls and e-mails as evidence but Section 65(B) of Indian Evidence Act says that electronic records needs to be certified by a person occupying a responsible official position for being admissible as evidence in any court proceedings.
1) Please give expert advice as to which persons are considered occupying a responsible official position for this purpose.
2) Will a gazetted officer be covered under this clause?
3) Will Affidavit of the Complainant about genuineness of the records serve the purpose?
sakthi
17 September 2019 at 13:21
My father(as buyer) has entered into a sale agreement with say X for an immovable property in the year 2000 with a condition that the tenant in the said premises to be vacated by X. The sale agreement was registered in the Registration Office. My father died in 2013. Before his death, he has made over the agreement in my favour. The X has also died in 2014. The tenant has been vacated now. The legal heirs of the X is refusing to honour the sale agreement and demand for higher price now. Whether, I can sue the legal heirs of X to execute the sale under Specific Performance Act. Thanks to all Learned Experts for their opinion.
Neha Somani
17 September 2019 at 12:41
Dear Sir/Ma'am,
I, Neha Somani-Panchal, am an employee of an Private organisation in Nariman Point,Mumbai. I am 7months pregnant now and about to complete 1 year in the same organisation next month i.e. 15th October,2019.
However, my company is asking me to resign from my job giving the reason of no business(profits) and also company policy states that:
A permanent employee who has completed 24 months in the establishment are eligible for 12 weeks Maternity Leave.
Wanted your guidance in the above scenario and what should I do further.
Looking forward for your response at the earliest.
Anonymous
17 September 2019 at 09:27
Sir
I am facing breach of status quo charge in an otherwise untenable civil declaration suit. Is it compulsory to register lis penden ( disputed property) with registrar in Gujarat.
mohan.D
17 September 2019 at 04:10
Dear experts
I have agreement with my wife in 200 RS stamp paper that what I will get property from my deceased father property it would be joint in my name and my wife name has my son is minor the agreement was made in Dec 2016 my wife has submitted that stamp paper in court today I am not interested to give my deceased property to my wife in joint know she is telling after getting property in joint I know what to do has my wife deserted me from 9 years and I have made two different types of signature on stamp paper in front and back my wife has illicit relationship with someone I cannot prove to court if I tell to court it will ask evedience I don't have evedience to prove I don't want my property to jointly with here with me and my wife what best I do please guide me experts.
Regards
Mohan
Anonymous
16 September 2019 at 18:37
I had invested in a Pvt Ltd company for 5 lacs and against that I had 2 cheques as collateral.
The first cheque of 2 lacs did expried on September and the second has validity for another 3 months.
here when I am asking for money than company directors are responding that they will shut down the company to declare insolvency by december 2019.
Please let me know what can be done as they are not ready to pay any money now.I do have a agreement also.
I do not have money to fight with them. Whoever can help we can go for percentage once we recover. We are in total 3 people with 12 Lacs of money invested.
sridhar pasumarthy
16 September 2019 at 17:08
Respected Experts,
Is it legal to sell old coins for higher price in India?
What are the relavant legal provisions?
Pls reply. Thanks in advance
Manuj
16 September 2019 at 16:34
Respected sir,
I have been convicted in sec 138 case and penalized with double the cheque amount and one year simple imprisonment. I have filed an appeal against judgement in session court who has ordered me to deposit 20% of penalty amount for the appeal to be heard. I am unable to arrange it. Hence, the session court has cancelled my Bail and issued NBW. I am left with no means to arrange the required funds. Am I left with any legal option to have my appeal heard or should I surrender and go to jail. My appeal has enough merit for acquittal, so says my learned counsel. I was denied opportunity to present my defense evidence by the trial court on ground of being not present for a month during which it closed the opportunity for me to lead my evidence, and order of conviction was passed.
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