Ankit
05 May 2017 at 16:33
Hi,
I am having a criminal case which has following scenario:
1. In report it is said that a person has thrown stones and abused.
2. In NCR 323/504 IPC charge-sheet was
filed against one person
3. Victim and other witnesses in their statements said two person threw stones and two person threw stones
4. Now on the date of argument there is only one accused present in the court as second person was not even called.
So what judge will do, will he free the other person also or sent him to jail. Please let me know if you have any ruling in favor of this.
Thanks in advance
Sai Chand
05 May 2017 at 14:31
I intend to create a private trust for passing one of my immovable property to my daughter. Is paying stamp duty for this transaction compulsory under the Tamil Nadu state provisions. Is there any way i can avoid the stamp duty.
Anonymous
05 May 2017 at 13:39
If judgement is given to pay 6 percent per anum intrest. Can gp opoin it saying there is no 6 percent rule and only 12 to 15 percent is given erlier.. Can any one suggest me if any intrest is paid at 6 percent per anum before..from the intrest act. Qhere can i get the related news on this matter.
Keshav kamra
05 May 2017 at 13:19
Sir, the daughter-in-law has falsely implicated the father in law under 354/509 IPC. Now, the father in law is in constant fear and wants that his own son and daughter-in-law to look for alternate accommodation but daughter-in-law is obstinate and even not listening to requests of whole family though a rented accommodation has been arranged by her husband. The father in law is the absolute owner and has self acquired property. No child is there of daughter-in-law and son. Kindly help how eviction can be done .
Joseph
05 May 2017 at 12:10
Dear sirs,
My father had taken an ICICI Credit Card in 2005 in which he took an add-on card in my name. He passed away in 2006. We had duly informed ICICI Bank regarding his demise by submitting Death Certificate.
All his loans were transferred to me (on my request) and his Bank accounts closed.
Suddenly the bank sent a statement with charges not made by us. The charges were immediately disputed but on finding out that the primary card holder has passed away they stopped communicating with me as i was not an authorised user.
Now, in 2016 my CIBIL report has been updated with that card account even though I have not signed any application form.
What is a Banks Position on statutes of Limitation? How can they, after a period of 9 years harrass me by making such entry in my CIBIL report without any confirmation?
sujit
05 May 2017 at 11:57
Daer Sir,
My self sujit & i m frm nasik, my issue is one of my relative (shirsat) open share trading a/c, the share broker is my friend, so i suggest my relative to open ur a/c there, but my relative do share trading there & make loss in year 2011-12.In 2014 wo mujhe mile aur bole k tumhare wajah se mene share a/c open kiya, mera jo loss hua he wo mujhe de do nahi to me tumhari relatives me badnami karunga, so mene under pressure me cheque de diya, aur mere relative(shirsat) ne case ki, baad me mujhe malum hua k mere relative ne khud share trading kar k loss kiya aur 50% paise bhi withdral kiye, is me meri koi galati nahi he, mene under pressure me cheque de diya, so wht can i do pls help me. Pls tell any SEBI or Share Market Act to discharged me in this case, pls help me Sir. my no. 9850700247
BHARTI KOTHARI
05 May 2017 at 11:23
hello Experts,
I have filled criminal complaint under S. 406, 420 & 13 of MOFA act as the builder was not conveying the title to society and magistarate passsed the order under 202 however the same is pending for the police report in the mean time the builder agreed for the conveyance and the complainant do not wish to proceed with the complaint. Am i entitled for withdrawldl of court case as being private case society do not wish to proceed ?
Vishal Desale
05 May 2017 at 10:54
My sister is doing a job against 2 years bond. She has submitted bank guarantee against fd of 1 lakh. But now she wants to leave the job because they are changing her post to client care eng from block development eng. She also has some harassment reasons.
Is there any way to get the fd amount by revoking bank guarantee?
Please help!
Shweta
05 May 2017 at 10:16
Hi, We have a residential property in which on ground floor our Chacha ji (he was never married) used to live and on Ist floor my laws and family of my brother in law lives.
After chacha ji passed away couple of years back, legal heir was my father in law who is his only sibling. Now my brother in law and bhabhi got a will prepared stating that chacha ji has gifted entire property to my bhabhi while he was in his last days and got his thumb impression on the prepared will. They also took into confidence my in-laws giving them verbal insurance that first let the entire property get transferred on the name of bhabhi and than they can transfer half of the property on my in-laws name. And so they got NOC signed from my father in law. The case is in court at present.
My husband and I both are working and have not been staying with our in-laws. They visit us in between. Since both of us are earning good we were never bothered about residential property thinking whatever in-laws would do we would rightfully accept it.
Now recently we got to know from our sister-in laws who lives close to our in-laws that my brother-in-law is fighting my in-laws and telling them "shukar manaoo ki mere biwi tumhara kar rahey hai, aur koi karega bhi nahin" making them realize that they completely dependent on them, even though my father-in-law get a good pension.
While the case is still going on in court
we are very apprehensive that my brother-in-law and his wife may not give my in-laws their share in residential property.
Is there anything which can done on papers legally at this stage to ensure that my in laws get their 50% of share. We believe that verbal commitment may not just suffice once everything is on my bhabhi's name. Is it too late to take any action against them? We also don't want the property to get locked as disputed property.
One of the piece of advice we got is that my Father-in-law does a case against his children that they are bothering him for property and we as family do an out of court settlement and get court stamped on the decision that 50% will remain with in-laws and 50% with brother-in-law.
Our main purpose is to have some proof which can be used to challenge them in case my brother-in-law and his wife create problem in transferring 50% property. Also down the line my in-laws do not have to run after court to get their 50% especially considering their age which is in 80`s.
Looking forward to advice on this situation.
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Property transfer to kids after father's death
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