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Kiran Kumar's Expert Profile

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    What kinds of questions I can and can't answer?
    Criminal Law, Civil Law including Rent matters and Service Law related matters are being dealt by me. I can not answer any tax related legal issue.

    My area of expertise
    Criminal Law, Civil Law, Rent Matters and Service Law

    My experience in the area (years):
    Eight years

    Organizations I belong to:
    I am a lawyer in an independent capacity, having work at Superme Court of India and Punjab and Haryana High Court, Chandigarh and some of the work also in District Courts Jalandhar (Punjab)

    Publications or writing which has appeared :


    Educational credentials:
    in addition to LL.B i have also done Post Grad. Diploma in Cyber Laws

    Award & Honors:


  • ashish sharma says : regarding possession of flat
    My wife married with me in feb 2005 and after taking divorce from her ex-husband her ex-husband took forceful possession over the property at patel nagar, new delhi which is in the name of my wife through gpa of 1995.She is sole owner of said flat but her ex-husband is a greedy person took forcible possession over the said property and molest my wife with their family members in public FIR was lodged aginst her ex-husband in ps patel nagar u/s-354/341/34 IPC in may 2005.Thereafter we both file petition for survillence and protection when her ex-husband threaten to me and my wife for withdrawl of FIR in 2008.High Court has passed decision in our favour.In Oct 2008 her ex-husband file false civil case for suit for perpetual injunction against me and my wife for the possession of said property on the basis of forged mortgage deed tht my wife has taken rs. 10 lacs from him in june 2005 and mortgaged the said property.how it is possible the FIR was lodged against this person in may 2005 and my wife took rs. 10 lacs in june 2005 and mortgage deed was expired on june 2006.When we come to know about said mortagage deed my wife immidiate registered the said property in my name for saving the property from her ex-husband in oct 2008.I had filed complaint case u/s-200 cr.pc. for preparing forged document against this person in nov 2008.But the court dont summon the accused on the basis that this forged mortgage deed is not sufficient to summon the accussed in aug 2009.we will go to revision to sessions in next 3 to 4 days.Sir may kindly suggest how we will disposess the said person from the said property,suggest any suit or civil litigation to evict this person from the said propery immidiate.Can we go for suit for possession in my name or my wife name? Thanks Ashish Sharma advocate

  • sagar parab says : please help me
    can u please make retainership agreement for me please with this clauses please OPTION I I will overview the following tasks that will be undertaken under my guidance by a team that will be hired and engaged by the company ABC Ltd. PURCHASE of land involves: 1. Data Collection 2. Title analysis 3. Crafting of Sale Deeds 4. Negotiation with farmers to finalize price 5. Registration 6. Mutation 1. DATA COLLECTION A. Collect certified copies of the following Parchas /Record of Rights from the BLLRO (Block Land and Land Reforms office) at ----------------------- a. RS (Revisional Survey records spanning 1956 to 1982) and b. LR (Land Revenue records spanning 1982 till date) B. Conduct search at the following Registration Offices to determine if any transaction has taken place: a. Register of Assurance -II , Kolkata b. Registration office, Salt Lake c. Regsitration office, Barasat. d. Registration office , Cossipore - if an entry is found, collect certified copies of those Sale Deed ascertain the purchaser n seller and the quantity of land transacted. C. Conduct a search in the Land Acquisition office to determine if the said land has been acquired by the government or a requisition has been submitted by the government to acquire. D. Conduct a search in the Court to determine if any money suit or title suit had been filed and their status. E. Gather Succession Certificates from the gram panchayat. - certificates issued by the court is preferred but as it is a lengthy n cumbersome process, succession certificates issued by the Grampanchayat are taken into consideration. Search in the above offices should be conducted for 50 years. The above searches are conducted to safeguard oneself to the maximum extent possible; however, risks and uncertainties cannot be eliminated completely. For example, even though searches in the Registration offices are conducted to find out if any purchase/sale has taken place, one can do so provided the entire stamp duty has been paid by the purchaser to complete the registration formalities. If a deed is left pending, it cannot be ascertained during the search. 2. TITLE ANALYSIS Data collected will be scrutinized to establish the flow of title, the names of the bonafide owners and the quantity of land holdings and quantity of sellable land. Land ownership title is thereby established through Parchas and Sale Deeds. 3. CRAFTING of Sale Deeds by an external lawyer to be hired at additional cost to be borne by the company. 4. NEGOTIATION with farmers to finalize price 5. REGISTRATION: will be conducted at Salt Lake office 6. MUTATION TIMELINES Much would depend on a. The cooperation extended by the government department - Directorate of Land Survey under the Land Reforms ministry to direct the BLLRO to handover certified parchas on utmost priority. b. Time taken by external lawyers to certify the Title report and craft sale deeds. c. Litigations if any and the time required to dissolve them d. Prevalence of too many Mohammedan families may make the process slow. e. Force majeure like agitation to stop acquisition, bandhs, etc. Having said this, it may be considered to purchase land in a phased manner of 50 acre parcels per phase. RETAINER FEES Rs XXX will be paid per month net of taxes. This amount will be reviewed at the end of the first quarter from the date of engagement. CONVEYANCE Conveyance expense for Rs …………… per month will be paid additionally for using own vehicle ………………………………………………………. OPTION II In addition to the above tasks: 1. Structure and create the JVA agreement with the assistance of external lawyer

  • Suismita says : pls help
    can you pls suggest a good divorce lawyer who will give speedy divorce without reeping me off financially in mumbai and delhi ( to appear in the supreme court). My hasband has applied for an TP in supreme court... but I want it continued in mumbai. He wants it in kolkata. already he was wasted 1 and a half years.

  • RAJESH BADAMI says : forgery transfer of shares
    Respected Sir 1) That My father Govinda Setty bought 5000 shares of Rs10/-each in the year 1994 in private company. 2) That My father died on 29-04-2002 3) That the above mentioned shares were in the name of my father till 04-02-2007 4) That the above mentioned shares were transferred from my father name GOVINDA SETTY to BNK SHANBHAG (Director) on 05-02-2007 5) That i am legal heir of Govinda Setty till today i have not received any notice of the meeting, Director report and balance sheet of the company So, it is very clear that it is not possible to selling the share by my father in the year 2007 why because he died in the year 2002. please guide me what action i can take against company/directors and its management regarding above issue. according to companies law as well as IPC, Crpc please mention section as well thanking you sir regards rajesh badami 9844509445 email: arn44480@gmail.com

  • vinod bansal says : Private crl complaint
    Respected Kiran Ji, plz enlighten me on following legal issue crl complaint uss 323/452/395/148/149/506/120-B IPC was filed by me in which four accused were named (mentioned in complaint by name)& 20-30 accused were mentioned in complaint as "20-30 other"now court has passed summoning order against four accused u/ss 323/452/506/120-B IPC & not under sections 395/148/149 IPC by stating reason that there is only four accused are mentioned by name in complaint so being accused less than five section 395/148/149 IPC is not attracted in such position,my submission in the court was that the court can proceed under sections 392/34 in such position thereaccused are less than five in number but court decline my submission,i have a citation of supreme court in which it is clearly mentioned that mere mentioning of wrong sections in complaint is not a ground to dismiss the complaint,court can summon the accused under any section in which court after perusing complaint found that the offence is prima facie made out.please avail me legal position alongwith citations.

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