Vishu
05 March 2010 at 10:59
Dear Sir / Madam,
I need your expert advice and help on below matter :
My father have lost the original flat documents some years back and he expired around 2 years back. We have the xerox copy of the documents with us and we intend to transfer the house in name of my mother and then sell it.
I wanted your advice on following :
1) What is the procedure we need to follow to transfer to my mother name as original documents are lost.
2) What formalities we need to complete before we can sell the flat.
3) Will any bank give loans to new buyer if original documents are lost and what is procedure for same.
4) If today the market value of property is 20 lacs, then will I get total value or I have to sell at discount price due to original documents have been lost.
Please help me
Regards
VT
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05 March 2010 at 10:32
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prakruthi
05 March 2010 at 09:26
Dear Experts,
I am born and brought up in tamilnadu and finished by schooling and college studies in tamilnadu only. But for employment I came to hyderabad and settled here for the last 5 years along with my entire family.
I want to apply for passport , where should I apply ? I am completely relocated to hyderabad and no more connected to TN.
regards,
sund
hemant
05 March 2010 at 09:22
i m brahmin and my elder brother wants to marry with thakur girl he has done marriage in arya samaj mandir my parents did'nt know about that and they are not intrested in this marriage bt girls parents are agree is their is any legal procedure to stop them it;s urjent please help immedialtly
MAHESH JOTIBA KOCHERI
05 March 2010 at 09:11
Dear Sir,
want a format for a Public notice for advertising the LOSS of share certificate of an individual on a Housing society letter head as the News paper wants on the letter head.
kindly help
thanks in advance
regds
Member (Account Deleted)
05 March 2010 at 09:08
respected experts. offences under Arms act are bailable or non bailable? What is the interpretation of section 37 of Arms Act.?
sood
05 March 2010 at 07:47
What are the rights and obligations of these Instituions?
The Chandigarh Administration wants private unaided school to reserve 15% seats for Economically weaker sections of the Society.The list of no of students under this catagory has been made available on the website of the department concerned.
Now no info regarding the Convent Schools ( serving the elite class ) has been posted and the reason give is that they are minority Institutions. Are they right in taking refuge under this. Are they not supposed to reserve their seats first for the minorities and then take the other candidates.
Anonymous
05 March 2010 at 06:43
It has been brought to the notice of the public that a teacher has punished the students of III standard very brutally. the children were asked to draw picture on the floor of the class with their tongue. Now the problem is who is to file a case against the teacher and the school. Is it CWC to file case and for violation of which act and section? Police says that it is CWC to take case.Whether it is punishable under sec.23 or under which Act and Provisions?
CHAUHANMA
05 March 2010 at 02:01
Nadeem was caught in a case of cheque bounce in April 2009. In view of circumstances, court given benefit to Nadeem stating in its order that the Nadeem was victim of circumstances as warehouse of Nadeem was looted in citywide disturbances, hence taking lenient view, awarded punishment of appearances of Nadeem before the Probation for 3 years against a bond in the month of July 2009 with instruction / order that after this day (July 2009) Nadeem shall not commit such offence (cheque bounce). However, Nadeem was again caught in another cheque bounce case AND given his statement on OATH before the Magistrate that he (Nadeem) has paid the total amount of said cheque to the Complainant and the complainant had to return such cheque to him, as the complainant was the vendor of Rice and Nadeem used to purchase rice from him for a long time hence in good faith Nadeem in good faith did not take the said cheque back from the Complainant. BUT the Complainant has misused this cheque against him. This cheque was also of the month of April 2009. Nadeem did not violate the order of the court, did not issue any cheque after the day of court order i.e. July 2009.
Question / Query is that; Whether Nadeem can request for benefit of probation again as he did not commit any such offence after the day of court order?
Upon request of council of Nadeem, the learned court has demanded some precedent / ruling for releasing Nadeem on Probation again.
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Dishonour of Cheque
Sir I have a small query relating to my case.
Accused had a business of supplying goods to 'A'. Accused was given advance money to procure goods and accused gave 'A' a blank cheque as security.
B took the cheque collusively. Filled in the blanks. Cheque bounced. 'B' Complainant after issuing notice filed criminal complaint under section 138.
The complainant (B) only stated that accused opwned him money, and to repay he issue the cheque with figure of amount.
'A' had no transactions as business relation with the complainant (B).
Accused has already been conviction and presently appeal is pending for disposal.
Kindly advice and if possible give some citation / judgement in favour of the Accused (Defence).
Kindly treat this as most URGENT.