GANGO PADHYAYA
25 December 2018 at 16:41
Sir
O.S.No. 1315/1984 Suit filed for Mandatory Injunction it was decreed on dated 29.08.1992, thereafter the defendant filed First Appeal bearing no. First Appeal A.S.No: 122/1992 it was dismissed on dated 23.02.1998,
Immediate after dismissal Execution Petition was filed in the year 1998 bearing E.P.No. 420/1998 in O.S.No. 1315/1984
aggrieved the order the defendant preferred second Appeal S.A.No. 336/1998 it was also dismissed on dated 16.06.2006.; due to ill health decree holder died on 2011
Plaintiff in her life time executed a registered WILL according to the said Registered WILL one of the item is the suit schedule property , due to lack of knowledge to plaintiff legal representative filed a new execution petition , in this after adding him as legal representative to the execution proceedings the Judgement debtor filed a Civil Revision Petition
Now I require that previous Execution filed in time with in 3 years of the Decree
The legal representative filed the Execution in the year 2016, to contest the Civil Revision Petition i require that previous execution petition in time hence there is no Bar to legal representative Execution petition , Legal Representative continue his execution proceedings
Regards
P. Gangopadhyaya
jeevan deshpande
25 December 2018 at 15:45
sir,
i am from pune, want to make will, is it possible to get online registered at my home without going into sub registrar office.
Anonymous
25 December 2018 at 15:42
What is the percentage of registration and stamp duty fee to be paid for the property purchased under SARFAESI ACT?
Anonymous
25 December 2018 at 15:38
A land owner mortgaged an empty land(without any buildings) to a financial company. After two years he rented the mortgaged land to run a dyeing factory. The tenant built buildings and erupted machineries on his own expense in the same land with owner permission. After two years when the land owner failed to pay the debts to financial company the land came for auction. The tenant who has invested a huge sum on civil construction and machineries comes forward to buy the auctioned land under SARFAESI ACT to run his company as before. Now the query is whether the tenant (purchaser of the auctioned property) has to pay the stamp duty only for the land which is auctioned or for the buildings also which was constructed by the tenant himself on his own expense??
Gopi
25 December 2018 at 12:55
A firm has two partners. One has 75% share. His unmarried daughter is a elected councillor in panchayat union council. Now the firm got registered and included in contractors list in the same local body institution . It is awarded so many contracts to the value of 1.5 crores. Pl advise
1) it's legal or illegal
2)if it is illegal to whom to complain
3) what the punishments for the company
4) will it come under PCAct
5) According to which Act n sections registration is illegal
6) under which ipc secs. it comes
Pl clarify sir
N.J.S.Rajkumar alias narasimha
25 December 2018 at 06:59
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Suresh Anand S
25 December 2018 at 00:35
Dear sir,
I was working for Sri Sun Solar Energiser Pvt Ltd for almost 1 and half year as Sales Executive.Due to some personal reasons I had to resign from the company and in my last month I had worked for 30 days of November. And now i am asking them to issue my last month salary they are not issuing it giving reason that i didn't complete notice period. But the fact is I didn't have any notice period and they haven't mentioned in offer mail even about any kind of notice period. They just gave an offer mail, they didn't give any offer letter. And I informed 15 days before resigning.
Please help me with the same what should i do because i dont want to leave my salary.
Anonymous
24 December 2018 at 22:50
One money lender (licence) given me a loan of rs 2 crore by cheque. but the cheque has been bounce in my bank. he has given a one letter of confirmation with cheque. what legal action we can take.
KARTHIK RAO V
24 December 2018 at 17:48
Hi
There is a property in the name of my uncle who passed away recently.
They have only one son who is a US Citizen and does not want to have a share of the inherited property and is currently in India temporarily.
Hindu Law applies here and There is NO WILL
The parents of the deceased are not alive
The only family members are : Deceased, Deceased's
wife, their son, their daughter in law, their grand-kids who are well below 10 yrs of age (I assume the grand-kids need not to be involved here as they are minors)
The process for the transfer of Khata is :
Transfer property jointly in name of deceased's son and wife (all the legal heirs)
(or)
Transfer property in name of a single family member with an NOC affidavit from the other legal heirs (No Gift deed needed)
In this case, to transfer the property to deceased's wife name, the authorities will demand an NOC Affidavit from the other legal heir i.e, the son who is A US Citizen
Hence, can he provide an affidavit on an Indian Stamp paper sworn in front of an Indian Notary even though he is a US Citizen?
(or)
Should he get the affidavit done in US local state, get it notarized and Apostiled there and Attest it by Indian Embassy and send it to India?
Also, do the same rules apply for a general Power of Attorney (POA) as well ? (For other transfers like Electricity, Water Supply etc)
Thank You
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