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Anonymous   03 December 2017 at 09:42

Validity of G.O for regulation of Govt.land

I have query regarding G.O Ms.No 118 "Andhra Pradesh Scheme of Regularization of Unobjectionable Encroachments upto 500 Sq.Yards to any people under BPL or APL category"


Is this G.O valid in the eye of law?
Regulation more than 100 sq.yds is valid in the eye of law?
Is there any limitation for regulation from the references of apex court?

Krishna   17 August 2017 at 10:43

Eviction of Tenant

I and my brother leased out property which is ancestral in nature to a tenant for shop purpose at monthly rent of Rs 13,500/- as things stood thus tenant and my brother colluded and failed to pay the rents therefore I went and questioned the same, meanwhile tenant filed police report that I am trespassing the shop which was leased out only by my brother and police filed FIR u/s 448, 506, 34 IPC 1) Can I file Eviction suit on tenant by adding my brother as necessary party? 2) how to defend the criminal case?

Krishna   10 May 2017 at 00:25

Building plan permit given illegally

Hi Sir,
i have ancestral property, after demise of my father it got devolved upon my elder brother and myself.
meanwhile without my consent my elder brother sold away this property in favour of others(X), on knowing the same i filed civil suit against both of them, and informed the same to the municipal authorities in written, as things stood thus municipal authorities in collusion with other(X) stake holders for their selfless ends accorded building plan permit to X.

whether the permission accorded during pendancy of suit is valid in law?
after proper intimation to municipal authorities their accorded building plan without taking my consent?
what is the remedy?

Krishna   08 May 2017 at 11:56

Cheque case maintainable or not

My name Krishna,
my elder brother by name Suribabu gave me Rs 5,00,000/- by way of cheque two years before. the reason for giving cheque is that he has sold away some movable properties of our ancestries long back so he has given me the cheque of Rs 5,00,000/- as an entitled share of me by way of compensation. I have encashed the money also.
recently we both had conflict between us therefore he filed civil suit against me stating that he has borrowed money to me by way of cheque for my sundry debts and also stated that inspite of repeated requests i have not repay him the money but whereas he has never asked me the money in oral or written by way of notice.


I need advice whether this suit is maintainable or not?
By issuing a money by way of cheque will stands as borrowed money? than for what purpose the Promissiory notes are there as Negotiable instruments?
Is it not Discharge of liability?

Krishna   27 November 2016 at 23:08

how to seek relief to get my half share in the property?

In 1964 my grandfather, my father and my paternal uncle purchased a property by means of registered sale deed an extent of Ac.0-54 cents.
Meanwhile my grandfather died in 1981 intestate leaving behind my father and my paternal uncle as legal heirs to his assets.
My paternal uncle started alienating the property and orally told us that he will take northern side and finally he alineated Ac.0-27 cents. whereas i alienated Ac.0-03 cents in southern side.
but recently he again alienated another Ac.0-08 cents in southern side which is in my share side.

My doubt is whether how to file a suit to recover my share?
can i file suit for partition? if yes i had already alienated Ac.0-03cents.
can i file suit for declaration?

Krishna   21 November 2016 at 09:19

Can this will be void under law?

In the year 1975 my grandfather executed registered WILL of his self acquired properties bequeathing 1/3 rd share to his elder son, 1/3rd share to his younger son and remaining 1/3rd share to his legally wedded second wife (after death of 1st wife) without any description of the properties with metes and bounds and moreover 2nd wife (beneficiary of the WILL) being an attestor in that WILL.

Here my doubt is can i challenge the WILL by taking plea that beneficiary of the WILL being an attestor raising doubt that WILL executed by testator by coercion and fraud?
There was no description of properties with metes and bounds but whereas after death of testator his 2nd wife alienated some properties as her own wish by specifically mentioning that the said properties is an intestate succession, can this point favour me?
Finally can this WILL be void under law?

Krishna   18 July 2016 at 17:38

What is the court fee for the declaration of sale deed to be null and void?

I have ancestral property which was self acquired of my grandfather but without my knowlegde or consent my brother alienated entire property to third parties in the year 2011, still i am in the perpetual possession of the land, meanwhile i heard that cancellation of sale deed will only be admitted if the sale deed dated three years prior to date of filing the suit.
therefore in this regard, i choose to seek the relief that declaration of sale deed to be null and void kindly inform me either fixed court fee or ad-valerom court to be paid?

Krishna   18 July 2016 at 00:15

Can attestors of the sale deed be liable for the criminal offence for the fraudulent transaction?

I am Krishna from AndhraPradesh,
In my village there is a vast extent of Govt.Lands. notwithstanding over period of time sarpanch of that village encroached many govt lands for commercial purpose and created sham documents in the subregistrar office by falsely misrepresented the Sy.No of private land for that govt land and executed registered sale deed. The sale deed was witnessed by three attestors who knows very well that land belongs to Government.
Therefore my query is whether the attestors also liable for the criminal offence ? if so under which section of IPC, and provision of Registration and stamps Act?

Krishna   18 July 2016 at 00:12

Can attestors of sale deed liable for criminal offence for fraudulent transaction?

I am Krishna from AndhraPradesh,
In my village there is a vast extent of Govt.Lands. notwithstanding over period of time sarpanch of that village encroached many govt lands for commercial purpose and created sham documents in the subregistrar office by falsely misrepresented the Sy.No of private land for that govt land and executed registered sale deed. The sale deed was witnessed by three attestors who knows very well that land belongs to Government.
Therefore my query is whether the attestors also liable for the criminal offence ? if so under which section of IPC, and provision of Registration and stamps Act?

Krishna   18 July 2016 at 00:09

Can attestors of the sale deed liable for the criminal offence for witnessing fraudulent transaction ?

I am Krishna from AndhraPradesh,
In my village there is a vast extent of Govt.Lands. notwithstanding over period of time sarpanch of that village encroached many govt lands for commercial purpose and created sham documents in the subregistrar office by falsely misrepresented the Sy.No of private land for that govt land and executed registered sale deed. The sale deed was witnessed by three attestors who knows very well that land belongs to Government.
Therefore my query is whether the attestors also liable for the criminal offence ? if so under which section of IPC, and provision of Registration and stamps Act?