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Y V Vishweshwar Rao 's Expert Profile

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    What kinds of questions I can and can't answer?
    Civil Law, Property Law, Family Law ,Business Law , Legal Documents Mortgages, Bank loans, Consumer Cases , Revenue Cases , Land Laws,Partition, Partnership, Property Title Verification ,

    My area of expertise
    Suits , Bank Mortgages , Ttiel Verificatiosn , legla docuemtns, Civil Law, Family Law , Property Law, Land Law ,Partition, Partnership ,Muncipal Local Bodies

    My experience in the area (years):
    29 years

    Organizations I belong to:
    Advocate

    Publications or writing which has appeared :


    Educational credentials:
    B.Sc, LL.B

    Award & Honors:


  • Mahi says : IT case and requirement in passport
    I had posted this query on lawyersclubindia and need your advice. Your help is greatly appreciated. Que:My father has a Income tax case against him.The judgment was in his favor in the district court.However the IT dept went to the high court and the case is still pending.Now my question is my sister lives in USA.My parents want to visit her during this summer.My parents want to apply for a passport.In the passport application form there is a requirement to obtain NOC from the court where the case is going on?So does the court issue a NOC?Will the passport office issue them a passport and can they travel abroad?Any help is greatly appreciated. I understand that in my father's case a NOC needs to be obtained for obtaining a passport.My question is if the court does not issue a NOC and since the case is acquitted in the district court,can we attach a judgment copy issued by the district court and an order sheet from the high court where the case is filed, for obtaining the passport? Thanks Mahi

  • SUKRIT KUMAR says : BOUNCING OF CHEQUE
    Dear Friends Our firm is based in Agra, we had a business dealing with a firm based in Delhi. All the transactions were done in Agra i.e. supply of goods, receipt of payment by cheque. But, as our Bank is CBS, the cheque was deposited in party’s bank in New Delhi. The cheque was dishonoured and we filed a suite under section 138 & 420. In the last hearing at the time of arguments, the judge told us that the suite falls under Delhi’s jurisdiction, as the offence was committed in Delhi and he mentioned about a ruling of Supreme Court. Will appreciate, if some learned friend guides me, whether the suite is maintainable at Agra or not. Secondly, suppose it gets rejected at Agra, are we eligible to file a fresh suit in Delhi, as the suite is 4 years old, will we get the benefit of limitation or not,.( We mean that will the period of litigation in Agra court will be counted or not. Will be grateful, if some noble soul provides us any ruling of any High Court or Supreme Court,in this regard. Thanking you & with Best Regards . SUKRIT

  • Michael Rao says : Illegal occupation of my own house by younger
    Illegal occupation of my own house by younger Sir, I am having a house bought by me say 25 years ago for my Parents & younger brothers and sisters and owing to my services outside the native place, most of the time I remained out with my family and left the above house. Now, parents died. Mother died two years back and youngers settled and one of younger had occupied and not vacating the same. I want to sell the same. Please suggest suitable action to take property in my custody and removal of occupant. He threats and not vacating. I shall be thankful to your suitable suggestion and guidelines to solve this issue. Shall be so much thankful to your goodself. Regards. Michael Rao

  • anand says : grandfathers will
    In the year 1982 my grandfather made a will and in which my father WAS NOT GIVEN A SINGLE STAKE IN THE PROPERTY, BUT WHEN HE WAS IN HOSPITAL IN 1989 HE WROTE THAT ALL PROPERTY SHOULD BE EQUALLY DIVIDED IN 4 BROTHERS WRITTEN BY HIMSELF BUT NOT SIGNED. AND MY DAD HAS EXPIRED IN 1998 AND I HAVE THAT WRITTEN DOCUMENT OF MY GRANDFATHER AS A PROOF AND ALSO A LETTER WRITTEN AND SIGNED BY ALL THE LEGAL HEIRS OF GRANDFATHER DULY SIGNED BY ALL BROTHERS. OUR PROPERTY IN VILLAGES ARE STILL IN GRANDFATHERS NAME SO TO TAKE THIS AS LEGAL HEIRS I M GETTING A PROBLEM SINCE MY FATHER BROTHERS ARE NOT WILLING TO GIVE US OUR SHARE. NOW HOW CAN I TAKE MY RIGHTS FOR THE OWNERSHIP ISSUE? HOW CAN I USE RTI ACT OR ANY OTHER LEGAL ACT? HOW TO CHANGE THOSE NAMES?

  • Y V Vishweshwar Rao says : Reply ti Vijay Khanna
    Dear Khanna ! The Ordinary Loan /Debt to be acknowledged in every three years - or/by Repayment of Part payment in writing also revives the Debt .Please Check up any payments in the Loan account and keep the Credit Vouchers in the loan documents files as Acknowledgments of Debt - The Debt is Secured by Mortgage Property for enforcement of Mortgage the time limit is 12 years for sale of mortgaged property - Taking of Revival letter is a practice of every bank to Review the Account and revive it- and to file suit or other legal proceedings -if there is no Mortgage . In this Case there is mortgage and Borrowers are under Wrong impression that Govt Will wave the loans. It is better to approach the Dist Collector and get a Clarification Statement by Collector to have proper understanding by the Borrowers about the Debt /Waiver by Govt / Eligibility and other connected factor and there by you will be in position to get the things done in smooth way.

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