Anonymous
16 July 2025 at 20:30
I have filed for divorce and I am asked to submit proof affidavit. I have a procedural clarification, to complete the document.
I have submitted
1. Certain documents to substantiate the facts - just copies already submitted
Now when I submit the evidence affidavit, how to reference the copies of documents inside the affidavit? Hope already submitted copies would suffice.
I am planning to take originals, so if needed I can show originals. Is this enough?
2. Also when I refer the documents against the appropriate facts should I mention as Annexure - 1 etc., or as Exhibit - 1. At the last, do I need to putup as table, if so what details (columns) should be put as per the template of family courts?
Then the appropriate document from judical file would be marked with the exhibit nos I have mentioned in affidavit, is it so?
This may sound basic, but it would be of great timely help from legal gurus, as I am not clear on the procedure.
Anonymous
16 July 2025 at 14:31
Can we challenge if the gift deed has wrong survey number mention in it Is it not necessary to make rectification deed for it?
Anonymous
15 July 2025 at 15:34
Dear sir,
My father purchased flat in 1988 and done agreement for sale. He died in 2006, the share certificate and society membership is given to my mother with court heirship certificate.My mother nominated me
with 100% share in nomination forms and submitted it to society.She died in 2024,now I submitted nomination form with application and requested society to transfer my name in the share certificate and give me the society membership.This procedure is going on.
This year Society is willing to redevelop the building and requested all society members to submit chain of agreements.Now my question is which documents I need to submit to the society because I have only one agreement for sale which is done between my father and builder in 1988.
Waiting for an early reply.
Thanks you
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15 July 2025 at 04:39
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Anonymous
12 July 2025 at 15:05
What are documents required for rebate of kmc tax for mutation..???
Anonymous
11 July 2025 at 01:42
Delhi Police eavesdropping, illegally wiretapping my residence since few months, playing wiretapped non relevant conversation between me and my family members and claiming my Swiggy/Zomato orders are causing panic/theft. What should be my next course of legal step? They even tampered with my laptop and mobile. Should I consult an advocate?
Basant Aggrawal
09 July 2025 at 08:19
Hello respected members,
I need legal guidance regarding the ownership of a HUDA plot in a partnership firm case. Here are the details:
In 1990, a partnership firm named M/s Radheshyam Aggrawal Chemicals was formed with four partners:
Deenchand Aggrawal, Basant Aggrawal, Rajesh Gupta, and Manish Jain.
In 1992, a HUDA industrial plot was purchased in the name of the partnership firm.
In 1997, three partners—Deenchand, Rajesh, and Manish—retired from the firm by signing a dissolution deed, leaving only Basant Aggrawal as the continuing partner.
One important clause in the dissolution deed said:
"Sh. Basant Aggrawal shall have the right to carry on the business of the firm under the same name M/s Radheshyam Aggrawal Chemicals singly or with new partners. The retiring partners shall have no right or claim in the assets, goodwill, or property of the firm and shall not use the firm’s name."
After this, for 3 months, Sh. Basant Aggrawal continued the business alone under the same firm name.
Then, in mid-1997, he brought in two new partners, Sh. Jille Singh and Sh. Ajay Singh, through a new partnership deed. The firm continued in the same name and address, but there was no mention of the HUDA plot being transferred or pooled into this new partnership.
Later the same year, Basant Aggrawal retired from the firm by signing a retirement deed, and the business continued in the same name with Jille Singh and Ajay Singh as partners. In this manner, the constitution of the partnership firm was changed. Again, the retirement deed did not mention the HUDA plot or any asset transfer.
No NOC or transfer permission was ever obtained from HUDA during this entire transition.
Also, the plot is still registered in the name of the original firm as per HUDA records.
My Question:
Given these facts, who is the rightful owner of the HUDA plot?
Is it Basant Aggrawal, who was the sole surviving partner after the dissolution, and never officially transferred the property?
Or is it the reconstituted partnership firm with Jille Singh and Ajay Singh?
What legal view would HUDA or a civil court take in such a situation?
Anonymous
08 July 2025 at 21:26
Sir, one lawyer has taken my civil (against my uncle reg. Inheritence property) case and that case has been compromised. Now my daughters filed case against me for partition. In that case My previous lawyer has represents my daughters. Its not ethical. How to remove opp. Lawyer from case? Because Im his old client and he knows all my weakness and strength.
Tejas Shetty
08 July 2025 at 13:45
We had a road side shop, that we had been running for almost 35 -40 years, late 2019 this shop was demolished by BMC against courts order, then they were showing alternate properties, that were absolutely terrible, the property we had was giving us a rental of around 35k in 2019, and was valued at around 80 lakhs during that time.
Since we rejected the alternative properties, they offered a compensation of around 22lakhs, which we also rejected and took them to court, then the court again orderrd them to show us good properties within 8 weeks, then covid struck, BMC didn't follow through with the order, things got perpetually delayed. Now again they're asking us to take a residential property in mahul gaon, which is actually a place where BMC is not supposed to give as per the court because it is a terrible place.
I'm looking for a civil lawyer who can help me with this, this is a straight forward case, please can someone help me, guide me to take things forward.
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