Anonymous
20 August 2021 at 23:25
which Kerala government authorities should be arrayed as parties for correction in re-survey.?
Anonymous
20 August 2021 at 16:13
This case has been going on for past 45+ years, at every stage there has been appeal. My Grandfather mortgaged a property to his friend in exchange for a loan, which is currently occupied by my uncle and his family. The main dispute is whether Simple Interest is to be paid or Compound Interest on the loan. The SCI made an interim order in 2019 telling us to pay a big amount to them and the issue of Simple/Compound will be decided later. Now, my uncle didn't have the cash so my dad paid it out of his own savings and the other party got it released from the court. The SCI lawyer was arranged by uncle on his own and he is the one in touch with him.
Later, my dad passed away and now when I asked uncle for the repayment, he straightaway refused. He says we also don't have any stake in the house. My question is whether my mom can withdraw the SLP directly through written letter as the Advocate is not ready to listen to us, and request the SCI to instruct the OP to refund the amount as it was paid from her account, citing urgent need for my marriage and younger brothers higher education expenses? She will declare that she has no objection to the consequences for the property.
Is it possible that the SCI will dismiss the application on grounds like wastage of the court's time or any other grounds? Is there any other application to be filed before doing this?
sree rama kumar
20 August 2021 at 15:59
My friend borrowed from a private bank pledging (a) his 3 properties and (b)2 properties of his wife, who is a guarantor. He could not pay the installments. The bank authorities are planning to auction properties (that are owned by my friend) to recover the dues. But my friend is requesting the bank authorities to auction the properties of his wife because the properties he own are worthier. The bank dues can easily be settled by auctioning the properties of his wife. But the bank authorities are not accepting his proposal. Is it correct ?
vishal
20 August 2021 at 11:23
Hello sir,
I working as guest faculty in govt Engg. college of Haryana from august 2013 on an hourly basis. In 2013 - 2015, I completed my M.Tech degree in regular mode while working as guest faculty from an institute 200 km from govt Engg. college in which I am working as guest faculty. Now someone has filed a complaint against me.
kindly help me clarify if doing regular m.tech is wrong while working as guest faculty on hourly remuneration.
shyam lal
20 August 2021 at 07:07
A co shareholder of a undivided immovable property gifts his share without any consideration to a third party ,where as the registered WILL mentions that one month notice has to be given to other co shareholders informing intentions of sale to third party.Situation is the share holder does not sell his share but gifts his share to the third party,query, is there anything wrong legally by not notifying before gifting his share.
Dinesh Bhargava
19 August 2021 at 21:58
In joint property, my NRI daughter has paid full consideration of 100% contribution (definite and ascertainable from bank statements) and I, a resident, have paid nothing. Under IT Act, only she is considerd as actual owner, and being an NRI, her sale proceeds must compulsorily go to her NRO a/c.
1. Problem: I hope the buyer pays her the full amount; I can give a NOC or Indemnification to the Buyer/his loan-giving Banker for payment of full amount to her.
I can even add a suitable separate clause in Agreement to Sell and later Sale Deed, mentioning her 100 % payment and asking for 100% payment to her.
2. Problem: If Buyer were to pay her only 50%, would not the ITO issue notice to her for not depositing 100% in her NRO a/c. (And perhaps Notice to others also)
3. Any other way to ensure she receives full payment in her NRO a/c?
Thanks
DC Bhargava
dcbhargava41@yahoo.com
Rohan
19 August 2021 at 20:44
Hi,
Is a power of attorney made in Karnataka for a relinquishment deed to be made in Goa valid?
Thanks
Jonathan
Anonymous
19 August 2021 at 20:17
Hello Experts,
will you please guide me on a issue that...
whether a defendant can take out a notice of motion in Plaintiff's suit for claiming any relief? if so then under which provision?
kindly do the needful.
Thanks in advance.
Regards.
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