Anonymous
09 May 2010 at 20:07
i am the informant in sec 302 ipc case and the accused are acquited and can i file any revision are appeal against such acquittal before high court and if can,means under what provision of CRPC
Anonymous
09 May 2010 at 19:38
the applicant is a transporter and provided transport facility to party in tune of 10 lac.the party issued the cheque of rs 10 lac to applicant.but when cheque deposited by applicant the same returned with memo "cheque destroyed in system" what is this is it covered under 138 ni act any citation please.when applicant asked the meaning of memo the bank replies that party had cancelled the said cheque.
pratik
09 May 2010 at 18:57
1) Indian Evidence Act, 1872 is applicable to all Judicial Proceedings so pls define Judicial Proceedings because i have also heard that Indian Evidence Act, 1872 is not applicable to income tax act, 1961 during the Judicial proceedings between income tax officer & the assessee.And also as per Section 1 says that affidavit is not evidence as per the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 it means the affidavit presented as a evidence under the any court are not evidence is it right or wrong
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2) I have also heard from the learned members that under writ petition affidavit is not a evidence it is only a statement of facts on oath to support your writ petition. Is it right if it is than as per which section & case laws pls solve the above mentioned query it is a kind request to the learned members.
More info regarding the affidavit than pls forward it or share with me.
Thanking U All Experts In Advance.
asifa butt
09 May 2010 at 18:00
what wud be the remedy against an order for setting aside ex parte?appeal,revision or writ?
as appeal does not lie against interlocutory order
Anonymous
09 May 2010 at 17:20
My father left his property to his 6 children (4 married & 2 unmarried) by means of a settlement deed, which will come into effect only after his and his wifes death.
A) In case of the event of the unfortunate death of one of the married children, does the deceased childs share of property go to his / her brothers & sisters or to his / her spouse and children.
B) In case of the death of the unmarried child,how is his / her share of property settled.
C)At the time of selling the property, if any one of the children is not willing to give consent for sale of property, can the property be disposed of by the remaining children by virtue of majority children being in agreement.
Anonymous
09 May 2010 at 15:08
Is there is any restriction in rate of interest on borrowed capital. further any effect on of SC decision on MUNJAL SALES CORP. V/S CIT 2008 215 CTR SC 105
Nikhil
09 May 2010 at 15:05
I bought a property in Chennai in 2008 March, but didn't transfer the Patta at that time.
Is it possible to transfer it now in my name?
If so what is the procedure?
muthusamy
09 May 2010 at 15:04
A partition suit dismissed in the lower court. Parites appealed in the madurai bench of madras high court.
For more than 6 years the case is not listed.
Is there any leagal way to hasten the process.
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asifa butt
09 May 2010 at 14:48
is order passed on application of setting aside exparte an interlocutory order?
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