Kalyan Ghosh
27 February 2015 at 07:18
For a person who has obtained the Decree of Divorce under Special Marriage Act(Mutual Seperation) and wants to remarry what are the things/formalities to be mentioned/maintained while filing the notice for registration for remarry under Special Marriage Act.
Whether the copy of the decree sheet of the previous divorce has to be attached
manoj joshi
27 February 2015 at 06:27
respected sir
i want to know provisions of sarfaesi act will be applicable to land situated in town area?for creation of mortgage in notified area land which is not declared non agricultural ? but building plan has been sanctioned by prescribed authority in such land,sarfaesi act will be enforceable or not ?
Skeptical optimist
27 February 2015 at 06:21
Does consumer courts accept correspondence by email with opposite party as evidence, or only written correspondence is admissible?
Kittu
27 February 2015 at 03:50
Dear members,
My wife is having an extra marital affair. She was having this before our marriage too as I have now found out. I got married recently and have hired detectives to keep a track on her. Detective sent me a video in which is kissing this guy on lips in a park. However, there is no date recorded in the said video. Is this sufficient proof for me to approach a court? Or should I wait for more evidence?
I will go for a Mutual divorce, but just want to ensure that she doesnt file dowry and DV cases in a fit of rage against me.
AVANISH SHUKLA
27 February 2015 at 02:25
मेरे और मेरे परिवार पर झूठा 498ए का केस किया है जिसमे मेरी बड़ी बहिन जो 7 सालो से शादी सुदा है उसका नाम भी एफ. आई. आर. मे है
उसका नाम हटवाने का कोई नियम हो तो कृप्या बाताये
Sourav
26 February 2015 at 23:04
Hi,
I work in a bank and look after the e-stamp filing and generation. Due to shortage of manpower, I have to do both entry of data and also print of stamp. Today, due to lot of rush, I accidentally entered an additional zero, entered value of stamp as Rs. 16 Lakh in place of Rs. 1.6 Lakh and printed the stamp paper. Now I am in a fix as my manager is telling me to pay the amount. I am from a lower middle class family and would appreciate any assistance provided in this regard as I am in no position to pay the difference amount.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
pratimashetty
26 February 2015 at 22:57
We had booked a flat and registered the agreement of sale in Apr 2013. However as our loan was not sanctioned, we cancelled the deal and registered our deed of cancellation. Our agent had requested for all originals while cancelling the deed. Right now we have ONLY E-Stamp original paper and photocopy of agreement of sale and deed of cancellation. Our agent has misplaced original documents and now we have been informed stamp duty will not be refunded. Even if we have E-Stamp, it is of no use unless we submit all original. Pls guide as after Apr 2015 the refund will be void.
RAVI SINGH
26 February 2015 at 22:46
If A, sells a land which was not an ancestral property but was of his own to B in a form of registered deed.
Then can the son of A who do not want that the land gets sell, can put an objection to nullify the deed before the court?
RAVI SINGH
26 February 2015 at 22:27
If a transfer of property takes place between two parties in a form of registered deed. Then can a third party who does not have any relation with the above two party nor have played any role in the transferring process, can put an objection on the deed before a court?
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Query on limitation.
My ex-colleague closed account with India based foreign bank within a year of opening it, attracting penalty. The account closure happened 3.5 years back (in Aug'11). However while final settlement, bank debited Rs. X in excess of penalty. He noticed this only 2 months back in Dec'14. On approaching bank, it "verbally" accepted its mistake, but said they will not entertain request for refund of Rs. X because account closure happened way back . He sent minutes of this discussion (by email) to concerned bank official in Dec'14 (minutes mentioned bank accepting its mistake). Bank did not contest this minutes by reply mail/letter till date. Also, in response to his letter to bank last week, bank replied on its letterhead saying: matter is too old to be considered (bank did not accept its mistake in this letter, though). Can 'this letter', and 'minutes of meeting email' together be considered 'fresh cause of action'; so as to overcome inadmissibility arising on ground of limitation act?