Rupendra Porwal
23 May 2015 at 14:56
We have availed loan of Rs. 10 Cr from consortium of banks and provided security of appx 10 cr( not registered).
Now Lead bank has demanded additional security of 5 cr and agreement/deed assigning rights shall be registered ( as desired by bank) with Registrar of assurance/Dy. Registrar in New Delhi.
Now registrar has demanded registration fee of 10 lakh on agreement/deed being 1% of registration fee on TOTAL LOAN AMOUNT.
We have no problem in paying registration fee of 5 Lakh for registering present agreement/deed assigning assets worth 5 cr.
PLEASE SUGGEST, HWO THIS MATTER SHOULD BE TAKEN UP?
ALSO SUGGEST ANY OTHER MODE, WHEREIN WE CAN SAVE ADDITIONAL REGISTRATION FEE OF 5 LAKH
mahesh
23 May 2015 at 14:49
Good Morning sir,
My father is working as a BUS driver in RTC. One day while he was driving at palamaneru, a small accident occurred due to negligance driving by BIKE driver. Later my father went to police station to file a complaint against him. But the police told that, when an accident occured between bus and scooter, case will be filed against only on bus driver, due to heavy vechicle when compared to bike.
Like wise they filed a case against my father as per section 137 & 138. Some other person given a suggestion that, if you went for arguing with court, it take some years to close the case. Instead of that if you pay fine in court, they will close the case at now itself.
By there suggestions my father paid fine of Rs.1900 in Magistrate of first class, palamaneru and closed the case. Know, the opposite person (BIKE driver) went to court for claiming insurance on BUS.
Accident occurred on 15.04.2014
Fine paid on 08.10.2014
Bike driver went for court to claim insurance on bus on 01.05.2015
Nearly One year completed on happening of Accident. Plz suggest me how should i move further?
MY FATHER NOT COMMITED ANY MISTAKE WHILE DRIVING. INSTEAD OF ROTATING AROUND THE COURT FOR MANY YEARS, MY FATHER PAID FINE. THATS ALL.
PLZ PLZ PLZ HELP ME HOW SHOULD WE MOVE FURTHER....
rameshdtss
23 May 2015 at 14:31
Sir/Madam,
I am first year student of Law.
I written one notice letter for opposite party to provide their consent on mutual divorce, the marriage was solemnized as child marriage.
So, kindly guide me that the draft made by me correct or incorrect.
please share with me your experience.
kindly find below draft
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SUBJECT : To Provide Divorce by Mutual Consent as per Section 13B Under Hindu Marriage Act 1955
1. Mrs. ABC XYZ, decided to annul her marriage which was solemnized in her “Child” age, the date of solemnization was April 21, 2005 and at the present time, the age of Mrs. ABC and Mr. DEF are 22 and 30 respectively. The date of birth of Mrs. ABC is May 07, 1993 stated on Adhaar Card and Voter ID. The marriage was solemnized by Mr. XYZ at Village------------------, District------------ and State-----------.
2. Pursuant to Hindu marriage act 1955 A marriage may be solemnized, if, the bridegroom has completed the age of [twenty-one years] and the bride, the age of [eighteen years] at the time of the marriage.
3. At the time of marriage, father of ABC, XYZ, allegedly, spent a lot of money and had given the dowry of Rs. 200000/ as well as made the 25 gram gold chain and two 8 gram gold rings for the bridegroom. After the marriage XYZ conveyed to Mother of DEF that ABC is not mature so subsequent to complete her age of eighteen year. According to XYZ, he gave to his daughter at the time of her marriage articles beyond his capacity, but the family members of the DEF were not pleased with the amount of dowry given and, therefore, they used to harass ABC.
4. With reference to above matter, the cast panchayat of her Village-------------, Distrct-------------- and State-----------------, had not only threatened to ostracize the family but also slapped a penalty of Rs 2.75 lakh, if she proceeded with annulment. XYZ had arranged the above amount from his village @ 2 % PM interest and paid to her village panchayat on April 15, 2015 for annulment of marriage.
5. The marriage was solemnized by both family, is void as per the child marriage Act 2006 and Hindu marriage Act 1955. So, give the mutual divorce to ABC and return back all dowry and penalty of above to father of ABC before taking the initiative action against of you/your family. In the event that the divorce not given by you within the one month then moved a family court here to file for an annulment petition.
WXY
(Brother of ABC)
SHRIPAL PANDEY
23 May 2015 at 13:51
A muslim wife obtained degree (maintenance) ₹500/= pm later on remained in jail after10years conviction & she passed 12months in jail & bailed out from Hon'ble High Court, now is she entitled to claim maintenance for the period in jail ?
What's rights of a convicted person ?
Ajay Kumar
23 May 2015 at 13:47
Dear Sir
My wife is living separately since april 2005.
she has lodged cases of 498A,DV Act on me and my family and cases under section 307,506 IPC is registered on her & her family members due to her crulties and bad acts.
I already obtained divorce from her from the court and paying maintainence to her & our one boy child.
I want to know can she enter or obtained any order from court to enter in the property of my parents even after so many crulties committed by her & family.
Will court direct me to pay the amount for her residence as a tenant.
what the adverse orders court could imposed on me.
Please suggest.
Thanks & Regards
Ajay
Rakesh
23 May 2015 at 13:33
A compromise deed between husband and wife indicating monthly amount to be given to wife as maintenance amount was recorded in Delhi Court. On that basis wife withdrew all case such as DV, Maintenance, and Criminal.
Now the husband has stopped giving monthly maintenance amount to wife.
And the Wife has shifted her residence from Delhi to Chennai.
Pl advice...whether wife should file a fresh case in chennai hiding or not hiding the compromise deed or has to come to Delhi same Court.
Ravichandra
23 May 2015 at 12:50
Hello Sir,
One of my previous queries remain unanswered.
Does voice recordings over mobile phone help us in filing/winning criminal cases ( Cheque bounce case).
I have one voice recording of a person to whom I have lended money and that person agreeing that he took my money and now talking in abusive wording.
Does that voice recording help me in anyway in court case filing/arguing and winning ?
Please help me.
Madhu Mittal
23 May 2015 at 11:59
Respected Sirs,
I have seen Respected sir Makkar opinion at below thread:
http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/Is-it-necessary-to-Get-Probate-of-a-Will-In-Rajasthan--58796.asp#.VI0BDdKUdr0
Yes. It is mandatory in Rajasthan even.
Whereas Respected sir s.subramanian has opined at below thread:
http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/Probate-of-Will-131021.asp#.VIzZetKUdr0
dear Bretheren,
I beg pardon for this belated reply. first of all,I would like to clarify that probating of wills is not compulsory at all under Sec.57 of the Indian Succession Act,if they are executed outside the limits of the original civil jurisdiction of the High Courts of Madras and Mumbai and West Bengal. So,if a will is executed in the places abovesaid the need for probating the same will arise. this has been explained very well in the judgment of the Supreme Court of India in Clarence Pais Vs Union of India (AIR 2001 S.C. 1151). A combined readng of Sec.57 and 213 of the Indian Succession Act would show that where the parties to the will are Hindus or the properties are not in territories falling under Sec.57 (a) and (b),Sec.213(2) applies and Sec.213(1) has no application. As a consequence,a probate will not be required to be obtained by a Hindu in respect of a will made outside those territories.
With the amendment brought to the Indian Succession Act,1925 by the Indian Succession(Amendment )Act,2002 Act 26 of 2002 which came into effect on 27.5.2002, the wills executed by Indian Christians have also been taken outside the purview of Sec.213 of the IS Act. Hence there is no need for probating the wills of Muslims and Indian Christians. With regard to Hindus also the need for probate is limited to the areas set otu in Sec.57 of IS Act. Hope I clarified the issue.
thanks
S.Subramanian.
Opinion at below thread by Respected sir Sh Hemant Agrawal :
http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Registered-Will-is-probate-must-10323.asp#.VVb7Prmqqko
4. The issue of "Probate" is a state law AND in some states, the state govt's have exempted the probation of "will" (eg. rajasthan). However all the "presidency towns" of India, have to compulsorily "probate" the will for execution purposes (eg. Bombay, Delhi, Madras, Calcutta etc...)
So please guide whether it is mandatory or not to get will probated in Rajasthan.
rahuldas
23 May 2015 at 11:16
Respected Sirs and Madams,
I am Das from Bangalore. I want to thank you in advance for your kind expert advice.
I am facing a criminal trial. My cross examination is scheduled on Monday.
1. What will be the scope of cross examination?
2. Can PP ask anything from the case or only from my chief.
3. Under what circumstances my lawyers should object? He is a relatively junior lawyer.
Can you also refer me to good but not very expensive lawyer in Bangalore for argument stage.
Sincerely
Das
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