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Govind Dayama   02 December 2009 at 19:39

Mortgage

Sorry Friends, I am again posting the same question that I have posted in Forum at this site.

We have intended to obtain loan on Mortgage by deposit of title deeds (Equitable Mortgage) from our Bankers. The immovable property is situated at a village in Maharashtra. We seek your legal advise on the following points: -

01. Whether the Mortgage by deposit of title deeds attracts stamp duty?

02. Whether registration of the Mortgage by deposit of title deeds is mandatory?

03. Can we execute Mortgage by deposit of title deeds of immovable properties of Maharashtra at another location i.e. Delhi / Ahmedabad ? (Our and Bankers offices situated on both places).

aditya   02 December 2009 at 19:37

citation

i wanted the citation of the case between the machimar adhikar sangharsh samiti v/s adani group ......the case is about the the environmental problem n depriving fisherman of their livilihood created by the mundra sez in gujrat .....it will be really greatfull if i could get the proper name of the case and its citation asap.......its a gujrat high court as welll as supreme court case ..between year 2006 n 2009

Anonymous   02 December 2009 at 19:32

How to execute International Arbitral Award

In an International Arbitration conducted in India under Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 if an award is passed in favour of Indian Party, how the same can be enforced.

Learned experts are requested to enlighten the procedure.

kalyanasundaram m   02 December 2009 at 19:32

property purchase

I intend to buy a property. Kindly advice about the legal issues.
The property was acquired by the owner & his brother by way of unregistered family partition deed among 4 brothers after their father's death in 1975. They have 4 married sisters. Their father has purchased the property in1949 from his self earnings. The owner's brother sold his half to a third party in 1990. The owner purchased that half from the third party in 1999. No one contested the partition and the subsequent sale and purchase till date. Will there be any legal issues from any of the relatives, if I purchase this property.

kalyanasundaram m   02 December 2009 at 19:30

property purchase

I intend to buy a property. Kindly advice about the legal issues.
The property was acquired by the owner & his brother by way of unregistered family partition deed among 4 brothers after their father's death in 1975. They have 4 married sisters. Their father has purchased the property in1949 from his self earnings. The owner's brother sold his half to a third party in 1990. The owner purchased that half from the third party in 1999. No one contested the partition and the subsequent sale and purchase till date. Will there be any legal issues from any of the relatives, if I purchase this property.

SARAVANAN.R   02 December 2009 at 18:32

Remand


Sir,

I have read in news papers that the accused has been remanded to JUDICIAL CUSTODY for 14 days.

Is there any difference between judicial custody and Police Custody.

In case offence is bailable, can we get bail for the accused with in the 14 days from the higher courts.

Does the POLICE have the power for questioning during judicial custody.

saravanan

SARAVANAN.R   02 December 2009 at 18:27

Fixity of tenure

Can anybody explain to me, what is fixity of tenure. Is there any legal backing for it.

Saravanan

Anonymous   02 December 2009 at 18:19

surname in passport

Hi is it compulsary to change surname after marriage. incase if a women from andhra pradesh, india is applying for a passport after marriage, is it compulsary to attain passport with husband surname.

will there be any problem is a women applies for a passport with her maiden name or previous surname even after marriage.

will there be any problem if the women applies for visa for foreign countries

abdul rahaman   02 December 2009 at 17:54

statement u/s.164

If the approver supress the fact for example, If mr.Raju,approver sell the property of his wife and his property with out the knowledge of wife to the complainant to escape the liability ,whether such statement is admissible by court

abdul rahaman   02 December 2009 at 17:53

statement u/s.164

If the approver supress the fact for example, If mr.Raju,approver sell the property of his wife and his property with out the knowledge of wife to the complainant to escape the liability ,whether such statement is admissible by court