shubhra
30 April 2015 at 10:22
To purchase some property I gave some cash to a property dealer. Ultimately the deal did not materialise. He had to return to me rs 11 lakh. On my insistence he took me to a private financier he told me to give blank docs stamp paper pronote and 2 cheques to the financier as security. The propery dealer also gave his blank doccuments to the financier. I took some money and he started paying interest. After some time he stopped paying interest and lure me to pay the interest as he shall adjust in some property. I went to financier to be out of the situation and I demanded my papers and I was ready for a reasonable settlement. I have already lodged fir against the property dealer in sections 420 467 468 471.Just few days back i came to know the property dealer and financier are hand in glove. When the financier made unreasonable demand I sent him a letter by speed post ad requesting him to return my blank docs and cheques as nothing is due to him from my side and having stopped the payment if 2 blank cheques which is duly received by him. I have the acknowledgement. He presented the cheques with multi folds amount. Which were returned by my bank as stopped payment. I has sufficient balance in the accounts at the time cheques were presented. After 10 days still no notice is received by me. Also the cheques were given to him July 2013 and is proved that the cheque preceding and succeeding the cheques were cleared in 2013. Please give me suitable legal advise how to go about in this matter.
Manjit Singh
30 April 2015 at 10:15
Is there any time limit to issue notice to the non appearing respondents after order by Hon'ble Judge in Supreme Court of India
vandana
30 April 2015 at 09:17
My maternal grandfather (mother's father) passed away in around 1930. He had one son (my maternal uncle) and one daughter (my mother). All the land in my maternal grandfather's name passed on to my maternal uncle. There was no formal partition as was the tradition at that time. My maternal uncle passed away in 1995 and my mother in 1997. The land passed on to the children of my maternal uncle but there was no formal partition. Now, children of my maternal uncle are beginning to make a formal partition. I have following queries:
1)Is my mother entitled to share in this property as per the amendment in 2005? If yes, then how much share?
2)If no, then is my mother entitled to share as per succession act of 1956 or before? if yes then how much?
thanx in advance
anand
29 April 2015 at 23:39
Dear Sir,
In my village there were two persons of same name out of them one is my Father and unfortunately other person is died.After that Talathi of our village had transferred all land owned by my Father to the name of nominees of another person(Dead).I have requested TO Tehsildar of our Tehsil but no proper solution is found.Please guide me what to do so that we will own back this land
Member (Account Deleted)
29 April 2015 at 23:23
During dep inquiry the prosecution witness showed
1. non cooperation
2, intentional hiding of the fact
3. false allegation of harassment on presenting officer
under which CCS(CCA) Rule disciplinary inquiry can take place?it calls for major penalty(14) or minor penalty(16)?
sumit
29 April 2015 at 19:58
Since last 2.5 y my sec 9 RCR is pending.Reconciliation failed, case is now in Argument stage.
Child visitations order not followed by wife.
Court proceedings is very slow, Rs 8000 /month sec 24 maintenance paid and dues amont also cleared. Then aslo wife filled sec 125 crpc for just harussing me.
I am staying out of state job perpose .No other cases on me.
My questions is:-
1. What should i do for speedy progress?
2. I have Child visitation order but she never followed ....what should i do for that?
3.How to defend sec 125 crpc.
4. How to cancel sec 125 crpc.
vandana
29 April 2015 at 19:51
My paternal grandfather (mother's father) had one son and one daughter (my mother). He died in the year 1926. All the land in his name passed on to his son (my maternal uncle) as there was no formal partition between him and my mother as was the custom at that time. He (my maternal uncle) too passed away in 1999 and my mother also passed away in 1997. Now the land in his (my maternal uncle) name is being partitioned between his son's and daughters. My question is
1) Can I claim, 50% of the property which belong to my paternal grandfather according to the Hindu succession act as amended in 2005.
2)If no, then do I hv right to the property as per Hindu succession act 1956 or earlier? if yes then how much?
with thanks
Kvijay12345
29 April 2015 at 19:43
Consumer had brought many discrepancies found in the loan documents into the notice of the NBFC.There was a dispute over those loan documents including the loan agreement. Instead of solving the dispute, the NBFC got the arbitration award passed in its favor without the knowledge to the consumer and towed away his vehicle forcibly without giving any intimation to him or local police station and also without giving the copy of this arbitration award to the consumer. The consumer therefore moved to the District Consumer Forum seeking for the compensation.Now the NBFC have filed their say stating they have possesed the vehicle with the help of that arbitration award.I have heard that such disputed loan documents can not be utilised for arbitration proceedings before solving the dispute and an award based on these disputed papers is invalid.Can the disputed loan documents including the loan agreement be utilised for arbitration proceedings and the arbitration award be passed based on those disputed loan documents? Is such an arbitration award passed based on the disputed loan documents is valid and can the vehicle financed be towed away with the help of such an arbitration award by the NBFC without going through Execution proceeding in the civil court to repossess the vehicle? under which section of the The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996,the award passed on the disputed papers is invalid?
RAMA BALAN
29 April 2015 at 19:32
Hy, am a bit confused about the stamp duty about gifted property. I have been taying in my youger sister's flat for last 10 yrs and have been paying all the dues. She wishes to get the flat to me. Please advise me as to whether I have to pay stamp duty if she makes a gift deed gifting me the property. Am given varying opinions. 1. Only an older sister can gift a property to a younger person(she is my younger sister). Do you have any lawyer partners in Bombay
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