Adv. Hemangi Jade
27 March 2018 at 13:03
Hello Experts,
Criminal Court convicted the Accused in 138 matter.
Thereafter Accused filed Appeal before Sessions Court but the said Appeal had also dismissed 2 years ago.
Now the Complainant wants to execute the Decree of conviction.
Accused is absconding.
What should be the next step?
Thank you in anticipation.
Manish Dua
27 March 2018 at 11:20
Dear Learned Members,
Please help me in this concern. I have a client from Mathura (U.P) his property papers seems to be a bit errornous to me.
The Site Plan annexed along with the registry indicates the Land to be of 226 Gaj (calculated as per the dimensions given), but inside the registry papers it is clearly mentioned 145.2 Gaj.
The Property was converted from Leasehold to Freehold in the year 1996 and the construction of the property since the begining has been as per the Site Drawing (i.e, 226 Gaj).
Please suggest the steps that can be taken to avoid future trouble at the time of selling that property.
Manish Dua
Sarda
27 March 2018 at 00:50
My grandfather left behind a registered will for his property in hyderabad..do we need to probate the will?
Adv B.B.Gambhir #9814820602
26 March 2018 at 22:16
what is the provision to get divorce in christian law.
Mangalesh
26 March 2018 at 19:37
My Grandmother is an individual owner of a plot.
She has lost all the property documents and is now left only with society share certificate.The plot is old(1981).She has two sons and three daughters.
She now stays with younger son.(from past 30 years approx).
The Property Documents are old so the documents are lost at sub registrar office as well as in the Society.
She suspects the original documents are with her elder son.
She has asked him to handover the documents verbally but in reply the elder son says that he is still searching for the documents and will give it when he finds it.
How can she extract the documents from the elder son without any problems.
Debjit
26 March 2018 at 18:46
Dear Sir,
I am Debjit Ghosh,Ex Defence Person. My parents are staying in Ancestral Property in Kolkata.
My Grand fatcher and grandmother have not demarcated the property to their son and daughter. now in the ancestral property My parents hold 75% and my paternal aunt holds rest 25%.
My father was following her since last 20 years to get the property separated by paying money to her and getting absolute authority on the property. Her husband assured her in writing long back saying she will not take her portion, if also takes will take bare minimum. But now as he expired, my aunt denies his signed agreement on normal paper and wants to claim current market value of the property.
Request guide my fathers stand in this case.
Anonymous
26 March 2018 at 17:17
Mrs.Runika submitted General affidavit to election commission of India during nomination.
In general affidavit she told her name as
( "Runika latur yakii " where as Latur khurashi salam (Father) whose wife is 30 years old .)
Problem was she mistakenly wrote wife,instead of daughter .
this affidavit submitted to election office ,in which returning officer haven't took any objection ..
finally i want to know, this mistake is punishable under IPC 181 or under which section ?
Will the criminal judge might take any action on it ?
nandini dhargalkar
26 March 2018 at 16:43
my son and daughter in law do not stay together. they yet meet each other after a fortnight or so. she does not care to take his responsibility. we in this old age are looking after the son my everything is self earned. i do not want to pass my hard earned property to her after my death. she as a wife will demand half of the property for which probably she still keeps these relations with my son. how may i manage to do it? conditional gift deed will do?
sood
26 March 2018 at 15:57
Are Private unaided schools affiliated to the CBSE covered under the RTI ACT 2005.
Thanks in advance
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