Enforceblement of a decree, which crosses more than 12 years

Consolidation of cases

Pls enlighten the provision under which two civil suits between the same parties can be consolidated.

Thanks in advance.

Agreement with placement agency

Res Sir,

my pvt.ltd. company are ready to execute agreement with the placement agency to provide the new recruitment.

What is the essentil terms & condition ?
and kindly suggest any cite where we find the sample of such agreement ?

i am greatful if someone provide such format for agreement

Regards,

Apex court of India findings on court decrees.

Respected Sir,
Can you refer me at least one or two findings of Supreme court decisions in respct of maintainbility/non maintainibility of an un executed court decree, after 12 years.

cheating case may turn out to be a abetment of suicide

Hi,I loved a girl and broke up with her an year ago,now she filed a case against me saying i cheated her, and she has a tendency towards suicide, and i fear that this case might turn out to be a disaster for me as she can attempt suicide anytime, she has photos of us as an evidence and also few sms's, Im not ready to get married to her as this is a matter of my whole life. Please throw some light on how serious the court might take it incase if she attempts suicide.

Validity of Receipt issued by othan than the real owner?

Respected Sir,

“A” is the real owner and “B” is the proposed purchaser. “C”(3rd party) is a relative of “A”. Now “B” has approached “C” and asked to sell the lands of “A”, because of the relation in between A and C. Accordingly “C” has accepted to sell the land to “B” and after taking a token advance, he executed a Receipt in favour of “B” mentioning the agreed sale consideration amount, total extent of land etc., and also further agreed to execute an Agreement of sale within 10days from this day, and also further agreed to execute a Sale deed in favour of “B” or his nominees. On some other reasons, now A and C are not interested to sell the lands.

In this I want to clarify that:-

1) Whether “B” is having any right to claim against A, on the basis of a Receipt.
2) How far the stamped Receipt issued by C is acceptable and binding on “A”?
3) What steps “B” is going to take against A and C for the lands?

S.5 of Special Marriage Act

1. One girl age 21 christan and boy age 28 christan want to marry each other belongs to Delhi and Mumbai Respectively. They don't not want to marry in these cities where they reside. But chose any other specific city of India and apply under S.5 to District Judge suppose Chandigarh city court for marriage .

will the marriage notice will be accept by the District court of Chandigarh while the both persons doesn't living in the chandigarh and come for only marriage purpose from afraid of their parents.

or
The living of the any party at least one month is essential for making application into that District court of specified city.


2. Will the parties have to tell their parents resident address in the intended to notice or the temporary address is sufficient only in notice under S.5 ?

order 7 rule 14(4)

any judgement on this .. plz help me.

how i claim my share in the property

we are 3 brother and 3 sister.

all are married

my two brother was residing with my parents and due to my service outside
i was residing other city.


my father acquired the property from my grand parents.

my father made a will (registered in 2004)
a photo copy is with me.

my mother died in july 2005.
he died on aug 20 2009.


my brother has occupied the total building
and some portion is with tenantes.they are
receiving the rent also.

property is worth 5 crore.


my father in his will has alloted the share to son only.

my both brothers has ben alloted the best part and i have been alloted only 25% worth and that portion also they are not handovering to me.


my brother son has taken a overdraft facility againstthe complete building including my share when my father was alive getting his signature.

question are

--how i can stop further overdraft facility to my brother son

---how i can claim my share

---will my sisters will have right in the property.

--if it has ro be equally distributed
how i will get it because my brother are
residing there

Need Help Urgently In Need

63. Criminal liability for misstatements in prospectus
(1) Where a prospectus issued after the commencement of this Act includes any untrue statement, every person who authorised the issue of the prospectus shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years, or with fine which may extend to 1[fifty thousand rupees], or with both, unless he proves either that the statement was immaterial or that he had reasonable ground to believe, and did up to the time of the issue of the prospectus believe, that the statement was true.

(2) A person shall not be deemed for the purposes of this section to have authorised the issue of a prospectus by reason only of his having given--
(a) the consent required by section 58 to the inclusion therein of a statement purporting to be made by him as an expert, or

(b) the consent required by 2[***] sub-section (3) of section 60.

Rule 8 (c) of the Compaines (Disqualification of Directors Under Section 274(1)(g)of the Comapines Act, 1956)Rules, 2003.


1.) As Per Rule 8 (c) of the Compaines (Disqualification of Directors Under Section 274(1)(g)of the Comapines Act, 1956)Rules, 2003. The Central Goverment shall take such Steps as may be required to update its web-site to ensure taht name of the person, in whose Disqualification period has experied after 5 years is deleted from the web-site.

It Means that the Disqualification director name should remain in the web-site of the central goverment or MCA or minimum 5 years.

2.) Adjourments Send to ITO OR Any higher Authority above the ITO or the adjourment send to the court to taken the adjourment can be sign by the employee , managing director, director or any unqualified person of the company , firm, properitor concern, aop, boi, co-operative society.

3.)how many Adjourments can be made To the ITO or Any higher Authority OR to the court .


Above Mentioned Queries As Per Which Section, Act, Rule, Order.


Mukhtarnama, Vakalatnama, Power of Attorney, Letter of Authority.
What do the abovementioned means and when we attend the ITO or any higher authority or if we attend to the court which one is more favorable and as per which section it is applicable.

As per The Companies act, 1956 Extraordinary General Meeting

1) In Case of approval of any document or documents has to be done by the members of the meeting, the notice must also state that the document would be available for inspection at the registered office of the co during the specified date & time.

So in case of co don’t display the document or documents which was approved than what is the penalty provision or any prosecution. As per which section or in which section it has been mentioned the penalty cause. Please help it out.


As per The Companies act, 1956

The Court on application, may order the holding of a creditor’s meeting. But if the court reject the application than what can we move any competent court or any other kind of provision under the Companies Act, 1956 can court reject the application if yes than on what ground the court can reject and how to rectify the grounds on which the court has reject the application. Please do the needful. Also as per which section the court can reject or act.

Partnership Act 1932

1) As Per Section 24 of the working partner should give the notice & not by the sleeping partner Why?

2) Every Partner has the right to prevent the introduction of a new in the firm without the consent of all the existing partners as per section 31. but if one of the partners want to introduced the new partner & the existing partner opposed it than what is the remedy as per which section or any kind of case laws .

3) The words drafted is as follows “Every partner has the right to retire with the consent of all the partners if they don’t give the consent then what to do? What is the remedy available to the partner who was to retire ?

4) when the partnership is at will firm may be dissolved by any partner by giving notice in writing to all other partners of his intention but if the remaining partners don’t agree than what can they do can they continue the partnership with all the rights & liabilities which was there before the notice given by the partner. As per which section we can file a suit or we can oppose against the partner who what’s to dissolve the firm but the remaining partners what to continue. Please help with suitable examples or case laws.

5) what do u mean by ostensible partner what are the rights & liabilities do he enjoy can he share the profit .


6) it may be noted that the minor has to give the notice to the register that he has or has not become a partner, so as per which section it is applicable. What is the time limit to give notice to the register & if not then he will be considered as a partner or not or with the penalty provision will be attracted or any kind of prosecution if any? Please help as per which section, act it is possible.

Please Provide the above query answer with the section, case laws, order, act etc.

1)If any thing is written in the book published by the publisher but written by the lawyer, ca, cs or any degree holder or any PHD person in any filed and the book or article written is not write than who is liable for the wrong judgment taken by the person who was reading the bok or article?

2) As per which section, rule, order or act the following person known as publisher or writer is in default or we can see how has made an offence & who is punishable ? please any kind of article or case laws or section mentioned the penalty & most imp the proceed.






3) what is the meaning of

Petitioner V/s Coveators

Notice of motion no. 134of 2008

IN
Petition No. 67 of 2008 .


4) Any Dispute between the partners should settled by Arbitration Act, 1940 why? What is the benefit in it ? & the partners of the partnership firm or vice –versa cannot file the case in other courts or they have to depend on Arbitration Act, 1940 only?

5) General Causes Act, 1897

1) Examples Regarding all the section because for our law college there is a project to get the marks of minimum 20.

2) So with the examples i can explain in detail.

Please help please

3) what do u mean by muktarnama

4) who are the judicial authority in india & in which section it is provided that the following are the judicial authority ?

please help

please Help.

Also Interpretation of General Clauses Act with examples for all section.
Interpretation of Taxation laws Notes Required
Meaning, Need and Rules of Interpretation of Statutes Notes Required

Thaking U All Experts In Advance

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