pratik
22 June 2010 at 18:18
Section 58(f)of The Transfer Of Property Act.
4[ (f) Where a person in any of the following towns, namely, the towns of Calcutta, Madras, 5[ and Bombay], 6[ and in any other
1. Ins. by Act 20 of 1929, s. 19. 2 Subs. by s. 19, ibid., for" and to appropriate them". 3 Subs. by s. 19, ibid., for" and". 4 Added by s. 19, ibid. 5 Subs. by the A. O. 1948, for" Bombay and Karachi". The word" and" had been ins. by the A. O. 1937. 6 The words" Rangoon, Moulmein, Bassein and Akyab" omitted by the A. O. 1937.
What do u mean y the words "any in any other" (it means it is also applicable to other states also which is not mention here) pls direct me if i am wrong.
Pls explain me what do u mean by A.O. 1937.
Thanks In advance.
sushil bhatt
22 June 2010 at 17:45
My friend parked his Bike in parking area outside a Mall after getting parking slip on payment of Rs.10/-.
When he came outside the Mall after 2 hrs he was shocked to see that the side cover of bike was broken and battery was not there, when he checked properly it was found that the battery and other wires were missing.
It must be done actively in conievance of parking staff with theives and Mall staff.
Now can my friend file a consumer complaint in district forum for "Deficiency in Service" again the Mall management.
Anonymous
22 June 2010 at 17:29
Sir
A person is convicted u/s 138 and sentenced to six months imprisonment and 100000 rs as fine. He appealed to D.C and H.C. both confirmed conviction. after that he comprised with complainant but trial court has refused to allow them to compromise what steps can be taken in this case
andhra
22 June 2010 at 17:16
Hello,
I'm a journalist based in Delhi writing a paper for a specialized law journal in Switzerland called Plaidoyer. I'm looking for comments from Indian lawyers on the recent judgement regarding the Bhopal gaz trajedy.
I would like to know what Indian lawyers think of it: was it a fair judgment, can it be compared to other previous judgments, how can it influence further judments, etc.
Thank you kindly,
Andree-Marie Dussault
nit
22 June 2010 at 17:06
sir
my grandmother hd 3 sons .my fther n 2 chachas.the eldest chcha is very cunning and greedy.
my granny died in hospital on 5 nov 1992 and my chacha made a will on the 1 of nov in the hospital..
in the will he has done all the properties of amma in his name n a few in my others chachas name..bt has not even mentioned my fathers name anywhere.sir i am the eldest granddaughter of the house.he has not even written mine or my brothers name anywhr.
my chacha has no kids .he has an adopted child.in the will he has kept something or the other in the name of this adopted child and all the other kids of the family(my buas kids names are also there)
only me my father and my brother are left out.my granny had a lot of property and a lot of gold.
sir i want to clarify on these points
1. the will is unregistered and is on a
plain sheet of paper
2. there are witness but they are my grannys brother and sis.(is sign of blood relation valid)
3. though she was in the hospital(deathbed) at that time ,,there is no sign of any doctor on the will.
4. the sign of amma is only on the last page of will(will is 2 pages long)
5. we doubt that the will is in the handwriting of chacha(the will is totally in his favour)
As the daughter of the house can i challenge this will and if i do what are the chances of winnning the case.
pls guide
Shoaib Khan
22 June 2010 at 16:41
i need to draft an article on consumer protection.. Can anyone suggest some landmark consumer cases which have come up before the National Commission or the Supreme Court of India..
Any relevant information concerning the case laws would be highly appreciated..
thx in anticipation \m/
somashekhar
22 June 2010 at 16:08
Sir,
There is immovable property, it was joint registered between husband and wife. They have only two daughter, both are married.
After death of father, the elder daughter got entire property in her name by gift deed without notice to younger daughter.
Now younger daughter wanted to get her interest. Please advice, how the younger daughter get their share.
Please tell us, is younger daughter has rights.
ANIL
22 June 2010 at 15:40
R/ Sir,
I belong to Mohindergarh (Haryana). My name is ANIL KUMAR. My all IDs, educational documents (certificates/ degrees) are with the same name. But I want to change my name from ANIL KUMAR to ANIL YADAV PACHWANIA. But the Education Board, Haryana refused to do so. They said, there is not any provision to remove the existing surname 'KUMAR'. You can add your desired sub-caste/surname 'YADAV PACHWANIA' with the existing name 'ANIL KUMAR' like 'ANIL KUMAR YADAV' OR 'ANIL KUMAR PACHWANIA' OR ANIL KUMAR YADAV PACHWANIA'. But I don't want to keep 'KUMAR'. Is there any legal provision to keep the name 'ANIL YADAV PACHWANIA'. If I do such then my education documents will be eligible and what procedure I have to adopt. I have completed the formalities like newspaper advertisement & affidavit by notary public.
Thanks n regards
Anil - 9467829900.
Sanjeev Srivastava
22 June 2010 at 15:39
Hi!
My maternal grandmother had a property in her name which is actually ancestral property of her husband, who died in 1966 and the property got transferred in her name. She died in Aug. 2008 and left behind three married daughters, no son. After her death in Aug.,2008 the sons of my grand father's brothers, who co-owned the enire ancestral property, claiming that there is no heir to my grandmother property, got the propertry transferred in their names.
Is it legal?
Can daughters claim for their mother's property as she had died?
If so, what is the process to do so?
Mr maternal grand mother made a registered will in favour her three daughters specifying that her property should be equally divied among them.
Please reply and help.
Thanking you,
Sanjeev Srivastav
Act
How can we known that any act or code is in force or it has repealed or not.
Also meaning of the grtitutious act & non - grtitutious act. This is the 15 time i am righting this query pls it is a request to the learned members answer me pls.
Thnakin u all experts in advance.