Balaji Bakthavathsal
08 June 2015 at 09:31
A civil suit was filed in the lower court for removal of fraudulent registrations made on property. Since the respondents did not turn up for the hearings, the court has announced ex-parte judgment. It is said that if the respondents want to appeal against the ex-parte order, they have to pay the fees to the court equivalent to that of the stamp duty of the property value. Is it so ? Can you please confirm this ?
Thanks & Regards
Balaji
sunil kumavat
08 June 2015 at 08:58
I m a state govt. of Maharashtra employee and my wife has filed a case u/s Domestic Voilance. if DV is proved , will this has any effect on my job . as someone told me that court will send DV remarks to govt. and action will be taken on me. pl guide.
sunil
K LAL
08 June 2015 at 08:27
My younger brother aged 73 yrs R/o of South Delhi is widower since last 12 yrs and feels loneliness despite 2 sons aged around 50 yrs and their wives with my 2 grandsons.
All of them harass him to grab his property against his will at present to part with it. The daughter in laws are cunning and always try to search a quarrelling points with false allegations against him so that they can press him to part with his property in their name or their husbands names before my death which I do not want to do so at present.
As a result of it peace of mind is disturbed in the home since his wife has died. He is in great distress therefore your valuable guidance is highly appreciable.
Any solution may be guided to him to get rid of all these problems Can he have a lady in live in relationship with him to pass his lonely time, with a condition she may not claim his property rights later on. Is there any written agreement is needed for this purpose with her. I can pay to guide me in detail on this subject and write my legal agreement etc if needed. Your fees to be paid.
kaushal
07 June 2015 at 23:00
money matter:- sir our firm was initially proprietorship firm and we sold goods to individual on credit and after few months we convert our firm in to partnership. we file a suit for civil recovery. but before suit issue fix we produce firm registration with amended suit. now please advice what are effects of this on suit and advice some positive ruling regarding to it.
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if partnership firm is registered after filing the suit than what will be the face of the case
if after registration of partnership firm the new amended suit will be fled along with the previous with the prior permission of the court
kaushal
07 June 2015 at 22:55
sir
whether the registration of proprietorship firm is necessary .
suit can be filed by the partner of partnership firm with his name or it will be filed with the name of partnership firm .
weather the registration of partnership firm is necessary or not.
if suit is filed in the name of partnership in a partnershp firm than what wil be the face of the case.
in a partnership firm if suit is fled in the name of partner at the place of partnership firm than what wil be the face of the case
jains
07 June 2015 at 21:55
what are the basic documents to be used for surveying a property
noor
07 June 2015 at 20:32
my mother was expired on 1993 and she was suffered with paralysis since 1992 and she cannot enter any agreement with any body .when i enquired about that property than i got that information through registrar that my was given gpa to some body and that person sold that half of the property with in one year so what can i do that property is very costly so how can i filed case against that property for cancellation of property an what should be court fee for that gpa is normal and registered gpa
sksingh
07 June 2015 at 19:55
Ramesh sold his land measuring 200 square yards for Rs. 2,00,000/- and handed over the possession of the same to Sarjesh in the year 1990. In the year 1991, Sarjesh sold his land to ABC Co. for a sum of Rs. 2,10,000/-. On 2.3.1992, one of the sons of Ramesh, who had attained majority in the year 1991, filed a suit for recovery of possession of the land against ABC Co. on the ground that the land in issue was a joint Hindu Family property and thus Ramesh could not have sold the land to Sarjesh as the transaction was neither for a legal necessity nor in the interests of the Joint Hindu Family. ABC Co. in its written statement inter alia raised a preliminary objection that as Sarjesh has not been made party to the suit, and the two sale deeds were not under challenge, the suit as framed was not maintainable. The suit remained pending for some time and ultimately got dismissed on the two preliminary objections raised by ABC Co. The plaintiff filed an appeal and then withdrew the same in the year 2001 with liberty to take such other legal recourse including a civil suit against the defendant as may be permissible in law. The plaintiff then in the year 2002 again filed a fresh suit for a declaration that the sale deed in favour of Sarjesh and the consequent sale deed in favour of ABC Co. were null and void and for recovery of possession of land. This time Sarjesh was made a defendant to the suit. ABC Co. filed its written statement and raised a preliminary objection that the suit was barred by time. The plaintiff relied on Section 14 of the Limitation Act and contended that the suit was within time. Can the plaintiff claim benefit of Section 14 of Limitation Act.
R Shreeniwas
07 June 2015 at 19:35
Hello Experts,
My brother's wife has registered FIR under section 498a, 34 on all of us including my parents.
We are thinking to apply for quashing this FIR with Cr.P.C 482 section.
Currently charge sheet is submitted in court and we want to file application for quash in High court.
Could you please tell me how much time generally it takes for quashing FIR?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
R Shreeniwas
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Capital tax for senior ciizen
Hello,
My father had purchased flat in 1992. He died around 2007. I have one brother and three sisters. We, both brothers, has not contributed at all during purchase of this flat. We were still undergoing education during that time. After his death, my three sisters removed their rights from property with proper agreement. So now my mother has first name in property followed by my elder brother and then me.
We are planning to sale this property now. So will this sale affect me or my brother from Income tax perspective though we want to give and submit all money in my mother's bank account. She is at present 72+ age.
Also as per capital gain tax rules, I guess we will have around 2 Lakh as capital with this sale. So will it get exempted for my mother being senior citizen or we need to pay capital gain tax on this? If yes, how much - 10% or 20%?
Please advise and thanks in advance.
Regards,
Milind Kalyankar