Kuldeep
05 September 2015 at 12:43
Dear Sir,
While I was travelling to my relatives I become the victim of robbery i.e someone snatches my briefcase in which I carries my cheques and cash along with me as there is no one present in my home presently and there is frequent cases of theft in a closed house so I took cheques and cash of around 100000 along with me, but unfortunately someone snatches my briefcase containing cheques and cash. Now my question is that after lodging a fir about the snatching what should I do to stop the illegal use of my cheques. There are around 25 unused cheque leaves of which only 2-3 are signed and remaining are unsigned. Is there is any provision that the bank put the remarks as stolen cheques instead of stop payment or insufficient fund when presented for encash. I have doubt that someone has intentionally done this to hamper me financially but didn't able to prove. Plz advise what next should I do inorder to stop the illegal use of my cheques.
Regards
Kuldeep
omkar
05 September 2015 at 11:25
Sir,
Sir, it is my sister case. She got married in 2008. Soon after marriage, her husband started harassment, and asking her to get additional money or get the abortion of pregnancy, as he doesn’t want children at all. Later my sister came to our home (parent’s house) in the eight month of pregnancy. After one month, she blessed with a son and now he is 7 years old. We informed the same through phone to my brother-in-law and his relatives, but my brother-in-law/relatives didn’t come to see the new born child or mother. Later the new born child is at the age of one year, my brother-in-law sold 24 acres out of 37 acres of Agriculture lands through registered Sale deed to his own brother and nephew (mother’s brother’s son) keeping in view of difference between the couple. After knowing this we filed a 498/A case and Cancellation of Sale Deeds saying that as it is an ancestral property.
In his counter my brother-in-law stating that, the lands were originally belongs to his great Grandmother. In 1937, the great grandmother gifted the same lands to her daughter who is grandmother of him. In 1979, his grandmother given the said lands to him and his brother through registered will, as such it is his self acquired property, hence my sister or her son has no right to ask the right in the said property.
In view of above, I have the doubt that the Ag. land originally belongs to great grandfather’s property. After his death, the great grandmother’s name mutated in revenue records. thereafter the above transactions done, as such I am in the opinion that it is a ancestral property. Hence, my sister and her son will the share in the above said property.
Sir, please clarify that my opinion is correct or not and my sister or her son will get the share in the said property or not.
Regards
Omkar
IamSandeep
05 September 2015 at 11:13
Respected Members,
Can you please advise me on my below questions.
1.On what grounds Magistrate dismiss frivolous & false complaint u/s 200-203 of crpc in pre-summons stage.
2.Can I get complete set of copy of complaint alongwith evidences submitted by complainant before appearing on date given by court.if yes then under which section.
3.Can anybody provide me draft of Application format u/s 145(2) for recalling witness for examination who has given statement on affidavit
4.Can anybody provide me draft of Application u/s 254(2) for getting some documentary evidences from complainant
sk imtiyaz
05 September 2015 at 11:10
Respected Sir, Can i make a sale deed in behalf of purchaser by using my general power of attorney for selling immoveable property to purchaser which was in vacant position.I heard someone according to supreme court verdict sale of property(land) using general power of attorney is not valid.
can court order to constitute medical board in private complaint ---when an application is filed on the ground that complaianant is mentally retarted on account of old age...
any law regarding constitition of medical board
The divorce matter was filed for cruelty and desertion. When the petition was filed it was only 6 months elapsed when the wife left and never returned. But the case dragged for more than 2 years. Now can the same case be converted to desertion after 2 years by application u/c 151CPC?
rizwanshaikh
05 September 2015 at 09:32
Respects Sir,
Good morning i am owner of a flat at mira rd e , having 64 flats , A elder member of our society aged 65 ys to 70 yrs , 3 yrs back he self declared that due to physical / health condition which is not well & supporting to do activity of society that time he was as a secretary of the society.Again as soon new committee is going to form , he shows his strong interest to be a chair man or secretary , one more thing i want to bring in your notice he is always in hyper tension , he also realize that he is victim of hyper tension , can he contast for post of secretary / chairman plz reply.
with regds
Riz .
Member (Account Deleted)
05 September 2015 at 08:52
Whether more than one review possible in disciplinary proceeding when new evidence come into picture.
I m working in a Private company. Due to accident I could not continues my work for 8 month.now I am joining my company .During this 8 month there were no salary come in my account.now I if I join company ,will it affect my pf account. .and u.a.n no. What kind of effect will be there.what are the conditions for which the pf account will closed
FIR not lodged
My uncle registered an FIR through CJM court
against our neighbour who broken there
construction work after the CJM FIR copy sent
to the Police station but unfortunately Police
didn' t take any action bcoz they was corrupted
already & we reported to CJM court. The CJM
court asked report to the SHO & he filed the
report there & said they having a civil case
already in the Court that ' s why we not lodged
the FIR after listening the Report the Judge
dismissed the FIR & also dismissed the
contempt to SHO . Please tell me what to do
now .