Ravikant Desai
12 January 2018 at 18:25
Hi, I recently executed an agreement but my lawyer accidentally put the wrong article number in the 'Description of Document' column of the stamp paper. I wish to understand the complications of this. The stamp duty that was paid was of sufficient value as per the correct article. Will I have to execute another agreement as the article number is wrong? Will it fall under the category of 'improper description'? Please help me.
Anonymous
12 January 2018 at 15:15
Myself Mohit Modi belonging to a Marwari Family (in Bihar) involved in cloth business.I have a NC-OBC certificate signed by District Magistrate which states that I belong to Modi Bania community and I have rights of reservation ( as per NCBC list serial no. 83) and correspondingly I have applied in CAT 2017 with that certificate and got admission call from IIM A.I am writing this to cross verify whether I belong to it or not and if I got admission will I face any problem in future?
sriram
12 January 2018 at 06:20
I went to the highcourt in service matter to the high court with the assistance of legal aid.decission announced 9 years ago.But,I have not yet taken the judgement copy.Do I have possibility to appeal to the supremecourt now.what is the proceedure to get the certified copy of the highcourt judgement.
Anonymous
10 January 2018 at 15:44
In 1990 my grandfather got court decree for 1 acre land .my grandfather is plantiff and other person is defendant.defendent father name is shivalu .but in court decree , judgement copy defendant father name written wrongly ramaiah.
Defendant are died present.
my question
defendent sons can appeal the court decree right now.
Defendant name written correct,but defendant father name written wrongly in 1990 court case, judgement copy,decree
GOVINDARAJ
10 January 2018 at 12:04
Is it possible to write will in favour of foreign citizens (family members) HOW TO KEEP THE SECRECY OF WILL AND HOW IT WILL BE KNOWN TO OTHERS AFTER THE DEATH OF THE PERSON WHO HAS WRITTEN WILL.
Whether a property bought by selling ancestral property can be given to any one by writing will
Regards
NAGARAJ
09 January 2018 at 09:46
How to add the alias name in the kyc documents.... Name Which is earlier/used in child hood....I was born in 1938 in my child hood all are calling Chikkanna...after 18yrs I left the village and settled in Bangalore ther my guardians given the name as doddanna to all govt documents...... Now I want to add my alias name doddanna alias Chikkanna ..what formalities I should follow
Pls suggest me
abhishek
08 January 2018 at 19:42
hi,
i used to live in punjab as i as born there but now i have shifted to himachel pradesh so i want to do i need a bonafide certificate as my mother is from himachel pradesh.
Kumari Snigdha
08 January 2018 at 09:12
I had taken a personal loan from the bank in 2008 for rs 5 Lac to be repaid in 3 yes .. repaid 5 instalment of rs 16000 each n didn't repay after that..had given 3 undated signed cheques of 2 Lac each at the time of disbursement..the loan became time barred in in 2014.. now in 2017 the recovery agent is harassing me.. my Q is can the bank use the old cheques to recover the debt even though the limitation period has elapsed & the debt is presently not legally enforceable. Plz advise
by Kumari Snigdha on 04 January 2018
My topic is recovery of time barred debt Vs post dated cheques
by Kumari Snigdha on 04 January 2018
My topic is recovery of time barred debt Vs post dated cheques
by Kumari Snigdha on 04 January 2018
My topic is recovery of time barred debt Vs post dated cheques
by Nitish Banka on 04 January 2018
Dear Snigdha,
Bank can use undated cheques and you may be prosecuted U/s NI 138 if chques are bounced. The cheques can be used as acknowledgement of debt and Limitation period can be revived.
Adv. Nitish Banka
9891549997
by Rama chary Rachakonda on 04 January 2018
The High Court clearly held that if a cheque is issued for a time barred debt and it is dishonoured the accused cannot be convicted under Section 138 of the N.I. Act. simply, on the ground that the debt is not legally recoverable.
anu radhalll
07 January 2018 at 06:23
In 1990 my grandfather got court decree for 1 acre land. 2)1991 my grandfather implemented and mutation and got land passbooks&title deed.
3)Later my grandfather land give to my father . Later my father given to me.am cultivating that land .
4)In court 1990 My grandfather is plaintiff. Other person is defendant.Defendant person agree that suite.then court given consent decree.
5)But In vakalth & court decree defendant father name written wrongly example --defendant father is shivaiah but in court decree ramaiah is written.
6) so now I went to court house and asked for certificate copies ,in that defendant written statement missed somewhere.In that file there is no defendant written statement missed somewhere.� Both plaintiff and defendant is died right now.. Defendant sons are there persent.
My question is
### Defendant sons can appeal for Court consent decree right now##
Note: defendant father name written wrongly and now in court house defendant written statement missed somewhere in court record file
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