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Devajyoti Barman's Expert Profile

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    What kinds of questions I can and can't answer?
    Questions relating to matrimonial disputes, civil litigations, criminal proceedings, consumer disputes, arbitrations etc can be answered by me but not anything relating to taxations.

    My area of expertise
    civil and criminal cases, arbitration, bail,consumer disputes etc.

    My experience in the area (years):
    Nine years of active court pracice from lower court to High Court.

    Organizations I belong to:
    Apart from individualn practice empanelled lawyer of- ahara Housingfina Corpn.,Kolkata Port Trust, Kolkata Metropolital Development Authority Of Water& Sanitation, FOSMI,Several Solicitor Firms.

    Publications or writing which has appeared :
    Nothing

    Educational credentials:
    BA(Hons), MBA, LL.B

    Award & Honors:
    First Class in Madyamik, Higher Secondary and LL.B.

  • Aarti says : cancellation of admission
    Last year my Daughter took admission in some college in Mumbai for MBA.. She was then appearing for her graduation exams..and was to submit her grad result by august.. she got compartment in one of her subjects.. The college CANCELLED her admission on the grounds for not submitting the grad result.. But anything of that sort was not mentioned in the prospectus of the college till last year.. I want to take action against the college.. Can I file a case against them? If so where will I have to file this case..in Delhi(My Current location) or in Mumbai(where the college is situated) ? Please help.. Regards

  • vinod says : section 138 ni act
    Hi Sir, I am vinod, 25 years old i started business DS-TECHNOLOGIES (software company) all alone when i was 22 years old.In very short time my company grew to a level of 58 engineers (employees). I had 2 of my friends as working partners with no written agreements .1 year back the 2 friends whom i believed a lot cheated me to the core misused the company money made me completely bankrupt. Now i left with nothing neither respect nor money, they have en cashed nearly 40 lacs. I am not bothered about my loss. Now the problem is they have stolen 2 blank cheques signed by me , and started blackmailing me, finally they dishonored one cheque (8,25000/-) and filed a case against me under section-138 NI act. and now they are demanding 20,00,000/- to with draw the case and in case if i dont pay they have one more blank cheque by that will do the same as the previous cheque. Other than these 2 cheques no cheque dishonored in my account that is the only evidence i have with me, Keeping this evidence can i fight the case? Please guide me how to proceed with it.Do i have any possibility to teach them a lesson? Hoping for your valuable guidance

  • SAMEER says : GETTING ADVANCE BACK FROM COMPANY
    I have given advance amount through cheques to listed company X for Super stockiest but i have not signed the agreement because i don't agree with there terms and conditions written in the agreement ? Will i get back my money with interest after filing case as company ignoring me n not giving my money back.??????What should i say to company?

  • Hari Prasad says : Daughters claim on properties sold by sons!
    I would appreciate reply/clarifications from advocates on daughter’s claiming on properties sold long time ago by their family members.. Becausse of Hindu succession act 2005 amendment was done retrospectively, lot of cases are cropping up all over due to high valuations of lands in recent times. A Lady named Papamma had a self acquired property purchased from others in the year 1952-53. In the year 1989-90, Upon death of the Mother, 4 sons of Papamma acquired the title through succession and got the Pani n revenue records transferred the property in their names. They have also obtained a family tree and Inheritance certificate (IHC) from local Tahasildar’s office showing that they are the only 4 children having an absolute ownership of this property. Based on this, after due verification of all docs, I have purchased this property in 1995 in Bangalore under a registered sale deed and got all revenue records (Pani n Mutation registers etc.,) transferred in my name and have been paying taxes regularly to the revenue dept since then. Before I purchased this property, it was a baron/dry land. After I bought it, I had installed bore well in 1996 itself and made a compound wall/fencing all around and have developed the property in to fertile cultivable land with a Mango/Teak/Banana trees and have been growing other vegetable by myself and am in peaceful possession of the said property till date. I have received a court notice recently from One Lady called Venkateshamma (claiming herself to be a daughter of Papamma by producing a new family tree which is different from the one produced by her brothers at the time of sale of the property to me) claiming that Papamma had 7 children (4 male of which one died as bachelor.. and 3 female children totalling 6). Claiming that she was not party to the sale deeds executed by her brothers in 1995 and under Hindu succession act,2005 she is entitled to 1/6 share of the said property. I purchased it in 1995 and am in possession of the same till date and cultivating it by myself. Upon checking, we came to know that the Papamma Family member are still holding few more other lands in the Joint family name. Apparently now they have concocted with this lady with a malafide intention to file a suit on to my property sold by them long time ago to make some wrongful gains now. since from the date of death of Smt. Papamma i.e., 25 years back, and the present suit filed after long lapse of almost more than 25 years, will it be barred by limitation? Is there any merits in the case since the family members of Smt. Papamma had alienated the properties very long back for their legal necessities and utilized the sale consideration amount for their family needs which could have also been taken by daughters also and Do the daughters still have any right to question the alienation after the long lapse of more than 16 years with false and frivolous grounds? Could you pl enlighten me on how to go about this case and if at all Venkateshamma (claiming to be the Daughter) has any legal grounds to fight n win the case and on what ground I can get the case dismissed? If there are any judgements to this effect, Pl give me references of the same. Thank you. Hari prasad. meva@live.in 10/2/11

  • satya kiran says : please suggest me a internship strategy
    I am pursuing LL.B and working in a software company into sales. I've completed MBA and have got 1 year corporate exp. I am now pursuing LL.B simultaneously. Please suggest me a suitable internship in a corporate.

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