Nisha
24 January 2016 at 16:04
We wanted to own a shop for pagdi amount rs. 16,50,000 and monthly rent 2400 and rs. 1,70,000 was paid as token amount on 7th Dec 2015. This is a rented shop and we were told the transfer fees by the tenant 31000 and rate of increase in rent 200 rs. per year. So we agreed upon the deal. But now we come to know that transfer fees is increased to 2 lakh and 25% annual increase in rent on 16th Dec 2015. Now we don't want this deal done. How can we recover out token money. They dont want to return the token money. Plz guide and help......
rajan chopra
24 January 2016 at 13:55
Sir the documents of complaint case of cheque bounce were returned to complainant for filing the same at proper jurisdiction within one month and documents and copy were obtained by complainant after 7 days when applied.Now the period of one month will start from the date of order or from the date on which the complainant got the copy of order and documents?
Rishabh Kesarwani
24 January 2016 at 13:35
Which part of the judgement of aruna shanbaug case was over ruled in common cause case.
Mark
24 January 2016 at 12:40
Notice for cancellation of sale deed
NAGARAJ
24 January 2016 at 12:36
Mother as a natural guardian for d legal necessity of childrens sold d(property came from her father in law to her husband den pavathi to her ) property in d year of 1970 After 35 yrs of attaining majority her child seeking partion from her mother over ancestral property questioning dat legal validity of sale deed is she succeed? Is it barred by limitation?
wen d legal necessity arised is natural guardian can sale d childs ancestral property without court permission?
CHANDRA
24 January 2016 at 12:19
my father seems that ancestral property is divided between family is not done properly, so he wants to redivide family property can he do so? ...... property history, basically property belong to my father grandfather . after death of my fathers grand father property is divided between my grandfather and his two nephew equally (nephew are from one brother only)
Pawan Kumar
24 January 2016 at 12:09
Dear Experts, Mr. A i.e seller entered in a agreement to sale of property and gave bayana receipt to B i.e. purchaser in presence of Mr. C i.e. witness. All three have signatures on that receipt. Later A denied it and B i.e. purchaser filed suit for specific performance. In proceedings A denied that signature on receipt was not his, while Mr. B & Mr. C verified A's signature in theirs affidavit. Now question is whether B i.e. purchaser has discharged his onus and it has shifted to Mr. A to prove it that it was not his signature.
abhishek
24 January 2016 at 11:51
my bail has been rejected in high court
fir no859/14
name of petinor:bipin kumar singh
sections;363/365/34
my father is just named under political pressure . he has nothing to do with the matter .he was not present on the day of incident . i have all the proof in RTI given by the goverment . he is a police officer .
STILL YHE BAIL IS REJECTED IN HIGH COURT WEN U WILL READ THE JUDGEMENT ONLY TWO TO THREE LINES HAVE BEEN WRITTEN ABUT HIM .
CASE NO IN HIGH COURT IS 42513/2015
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Negotiable instrument act
I gave a friend loan of Rs.200000 by cash and took a blank cheque from him..later on he pay half money but not paying remaining... I deposited cheque and it was dishonoured by insufficient fund. how to recover the money as I have not any proof except a piece of paper given by him in which it was written that he has taken loan.further cheque was given by him from joint saving account with his father. pls advise what I should do ?.... weather it is easy to prove or take long time? also I am not paying tax as my income is very low ...can it affect the case any way?