priyesh
09 September 2015 at 23:47
Please explain me the meaning of cognizable offense and non cognizable offense?
And also explain what happens when an appellate authority set aside an order?
sanjay
09 September 2015 at 23:25
Respected Sir,
I am fighting a case u/s 498A in Rohtak.The lower court acquiited us and the other party has filed an appeal in the sesions court,Rohtak.Can the appeal against the order of acquittal be filed in the sessions court or High Court has the power to accept such appeal?Kindly advice.
suresh bhogle
09 September 2015 at 22:17
Hello to all distinguish members.
I have two questions.
1) What is limitation period in 138 ni cases? I had received cheque and cheque return memo from bank on 1-8-15 now i want to ask before which date i must file a case in the court?
2) Validity of latest Ordinance in 138 NI Act (ordinance passed on 15 june 2015) was only 6 weeks and now it ceases to be lapsed. Has the Government re-promulgated the ordinance? if ordinance has lapsed what happened to the cases which were filed within the 6 weeks during which ordinance was in force?
Really appreciate if you enlighten me on this.
Thank you very much to all.
syed niaz ahmed shah
09 September 2015 at 22:11
Arbitrator assigned between the petitioner and respondents and the petitioner is not regular and cooperating though he made submissions but is evasive to substantial matters of claims, and the case has taken three years for yet to go to evidence stage with the arbitrator while the respondents who are regular have asked arbitrator for finalization on the basis of respondents submissions and are ready to provide evidence and request the Arbitrator to give his award.
my query is can the arbitrator give the award on the basis of respondents as petitioner is not cooperating
rahul
09 September 2015 at 21:41
Respected Sir,
In a civil suit, what is the right time to file interrogatories ?
Can I file interrogatories after submission of written statement by Defendant ?
Thanking you.
Narayanan
09 September 2015 at 21:41
Dear All,
I have booked an apartment in chennai. The Developer has created charge on the land in favour of Axis Trustees Services Limited to secure due repayment of principal amount along with interest to Debenture Holders and has registered the Debenture Trust Deed and Indenture of Mortgage with Sub Registrar of Assurances at Bandra, Mumbai.
In terms of the aforesaid Debenture Trust Deed,although the Debenture Trustees hold exclusive charge over the immovable property of the Developer, the Developer is free to sell his flats provided the sale of the flats is reported on a quarterly basis by the Developer within 45 days from the end of each quarter.
Also, in terms of the aforesaid Debenture Trust Deed, the Trustees may release the charge on the secured property to the extent it being in excess of the Minimum FACR after obtaining consent from the Majority Debenture Holders.
Since a charge is created on the property, is there any risk in purchasing this property. If so, what is the risk and what has to be done to avoid all future problems relating to charge created on the property. What documents pertaining to release of charge needs to collected from developer in order to obtain a clear title to the property and avoid future problems.
Regards
Narayanan
Chitra
09 September 2015 at 20:54
I wish to gift one of my flats to my husband for which I have got the possession and yet to undergo registration formalities which I plan to do soon.
Would he be able to claim the ownership of flat strictly through registration process or a gift deed from me to him would suffice? I expect him to enjoy full entitlement and ownership of the flat including the rights to sell in future.
What are the benefits/drawback of Gift Deed over Registration process?
What is the process / documentation required for preparing gift deed?
Thanks
Chitra
Bhika Reghiwale
09 September 2015 at 20:37
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Sir my son made a sell agreement for his land on security basis and borrowed loan from illegal Savkar. On the other hand this Sawakar filed a civil suit on this agreement for his selldeed. My son also lodged a complaint in District Registrar court against this illegal Savkar. And submitted all possible proofs against this.Now today after 4 years of lengthy hearing , this Registrar is asking our lawyer to show the ruling that "whether this registrar can decide this case, if suit for property is in progress in the civil court." Pl guide me early for tomorrow's date . Maharashtra Savkari act 2014 may be referred.& the powers given to the district Registrar cooperative in case of farmers Savkari cases.
pushpakrishna
09 September 2015 at 19:50
Dear experts,we have to file a revision for section 125 of cr.pc in the district court under section 397 of cr.pc.but at the same time we have to file for a stay of the order 125 of cr.pc under section 397(1)or 401cr.pc.am i right sir.kindly advice.thanq in advance for the experts.
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sale deed on post dated cheques
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