SATYANARAYANA K
24 December 2009 at 22:38
X executed a Sale General Power of Attorney to Y, now Y wanted to give gift or release deed to Z (Z is Y family member)hence to avoid stamp duty. my queries are (1) May y give gift to y family members (2} y paid full consideration to x, x have no objection to give gift (3) if yes please give which section or what basis (4) how to avoid stamp duty please advice, the main reason Y have to bear all expenses, y is fearing that X may cancel the Sale GPA hence hereby requesting, waiting for your valuable reply, Thank you
Anonymous
24 December 2009 at 21:20
1. i have a two credit card & loan defaulter in CIBIL last continious two years, & now settle the credit card amount & personal loan amount, credit card & loan account reflecting zero balance, now i going to apply personal loan in some other bank can i going to get it easily, since i asked to the bank person he replyed if we are going to the settlement (Loan & Credit Card) up to 7 years will not going to get any loan & credit card from banks, please help me sir what should i do for the improving my credit history in CIBIL
2. I want loan from urgency since my siter marriege on February, plaese help me as early as possible
Anonymous
24 December 2009 at 17:43
In a suit for specific performance of an agreement of sale of immovable property, can we seek for the relief of temporary injunction, restraining the defendant not to alienate the schedule proeprty during the pendency of the suit proceedings , without seeking for the relief of permanent injunction in the main suit. Please give for/against Judgments
Dinesh Kumar
24 December 2009 at 15:43
My father expired last year without leaving a WILL. He left behind my mother, 3 sisters (all married) and myself (married). He held shares in demat form of NSDL and had nominated my mother as his nominee. However this nomination was made in 1999 and hence there was no photograph of the nomineee was given as that was not sought at that point of time.
Since the beginning of Nov'09 I am told that NSDL has cancelled all nominations which have been done without photograph and the Depository Participants (DP) are seeking fresh nominations from the holders. Since my father has deceased the DP is insisting on a Succession certificate. My sisters & I have no problems in the shares being transmitted to our mother and we are ready to give indemnity bonds to satisfy the DP & NSDL. The market value of shares is about Rs.10.0Lacs
Pl advice whether succession certificate is mandatory? if Yes, how do i obtain the same? the procedure, cost & time. My mother & I are residents of Chennai. My father too was a resident of Chennai.
raja athimoolam
24 December 2009 at 15:37
Exparte preliminary decree for partition was passed against father. Father died before final decree. Plaintiff filed final decree application against his daughters. Whether daughters of the deceased file petition to set-aside the exparte preliminary decree. Is sec 96 of c.p.c is bar to file set-aside petition. Please clarify me with citations.
Ravinder Sood
23 December 2009 at 21:30
whether sale cerificate issued under securitisation Act requires stamp? if so at what rate?
whether it requires registeration?
whether loan from bank can be secured by deposit of sale certificate without registeration? In other words, whether for equitable mortgage, regd.document is required?
Praveen
23 December 2009 at 20:05
If the transaction during purchase of land is suspected to be wrong. Is this a criminal case or oivil kind of case. person involved in such cases will be booked under which section of civil or criminal laws
O. Mahalakshmi
23 December 2009 at 20:03
Can anybody give suggestions about the Court Fee for Rs.1,00,00,000/- In Hindu Undivided family. Brother filing against his brother.
Thanking you.
Member (Account Deleted)
23 December 2009 at 19:22
The land owner entered into a developer agreement with the promotor. After completion the promoter has given possession to the land owner his allocation, i.e. one flat, in the year 2003.
The land owner since then residing in the flat.
Now suddenly on 11.11.2009 Abn Amro Bank has fixed in the wall, a notice under 13(4) of SARFAESI Act, in which it is mentione one Mr. X is the borrower who has taken Rs. 10 lac loan against the flat.
The land owner, does not know the borrower. He has no idea how a third person can take loan by mortgaging his own property.
What he should do? Can he protect his property? In what way?
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