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Krishna Shankar   20 October 2009 at 13:41

Permission Of D. C. in cases Land belongs to Schedule Castes

Respected Experts,
Is permission Of D. C. in cases of Land belongs to Schedule Castes. If yes. then what will happen to the land registered since 1966 till date. In 1966 and in 1971 when I approached to D.C. office for permission, they replied now it is no longer necessary, same was confirmed by the registry office, reason was a judgment passed by Hon'ble Patna High court. In our area still lands are being registered at sub-registrar office without any permission.
Thanks,

R.M.Bhaduri   20 October 2009 at 08:23

Civil Court Rules

Whether Civil Court Rules are mandatory or discretionary? Can a Judge of Civil Court avoid the rules as laid down in Civil Court Rules by treating as not mandatory? If possible please cite decisions/rulings.
Thanks

yogesh   20 October 2009 at 07:54

Meaning of Recognised agent as per Order III of CPC

Ref to my earlier query "If recognised agent cannot plead before any court" then what is the meaning of "Recognised agent" as per the order III of CPC?

Can any Recognised Agent plead on the behalf of any family member/relative if no professional fees/Monetary transaction is involved???

Regards

yogesh   19 October 2009 at 21:59

Whether any individual act as "authorised agent" can plead ?

Sir,
Please inform whether any individual (Could be Law graduate, LL.B) or advocate who ceased to practice as advocate or any other individual who is technically not an "advocate" under Advocates Act-1961 can plead before any court as an authorised agent?
If yes, Can s/he files Power of attorney/NOC insead of Vakalatnama?

Whether court fees is admissible on Power of Attorney instead of Advocates welfare fees?

Regards

R.Manivasagan   19 October 2009 at 21:41

CPC ORder 33 Rule 15 & 15A

Sirs, is there any latest Judgements in Order 33 Rule 15 and 15 A of Code of Civil Procedure. pls

gurcharn goyal   19 October 2009 at 21:22

Judgement related to Sec-8 of HMG Act-1956

Sir
if a natural mother wants to sell the share of his minor son(inherited from his deceased father)than court can give the permission to the mother for sell the property of the minor son under section 8 of the hindu minority and guardianship Act. Can you please give me the name of the judgments in favour of the mother.

K K VERMA   19 October 2009 at 19:14

After expiry of leave and License the Licensee does not vaca

Leave and Licence Agreement was for 11 months. Amonth's notice was given to the Licensee, He has not vacated the premises and is trespassing for last 3 months. What action do you all recommend. I am not a lawyer.

kamalakar   19 October 2009 at 00:19

Promissory note .Sec.118 NI.ACT

Dear Friends, This is a case oF Fraud played by the Person. A person named R has obtained a Pronote, Stamped 100/- paper, and a cheque(blank signed) and two white papers one signed by wiFe and another by the husband and with malaFide intention he prepared the above documents and cheq For /Rs.10lacs. he Filed a criminal aswell as civil cases and succeeded in criminal case upto high court level.The HC stopped enquiring the matter pending disposal oF the civil case.The criminal case 2 years conviction was given to the accused.
Now, in the civil case the points For the accused (deFendant) are---1.The scribe oF the pronote is willing to give his evidence against the plaintiFF stating that the note when scribed was given to him was in BLANK and there are no attestors at the time and he wants even to say that the note and the cheq were prepared by the complainant or plaintiF with malaFide intention.
This piece oF evidence could not be given when the criminal proceedings are going on due to some unavoidable circumstances as the case was transFerred From one court to another 3 times. Will this evidence is good enough to win the present Civil case.
Are there any VALUABLE case laws in the matter about the evidence oF the SCRIBE.

queryking   18 October 2009 at 20:11

MINORS MARRIAGE

at the time of marriage, bride groom aged 20 years, bride 17 years, it was not arranged marriage, out of this wedlock a child born. when they approached registering authority about few days back, they denied to register stating that they both were minors, now they want to approach the court, just they want a document that they both are married. both are Hindus, or they have apply under HMA or apply for Declaration? what u suggest, both are poor, unable to spend,both studied up to 9th std. hereby i request, suggestion, procedure, format, etc., PLZ.....

P.K.Haridasan   17 October 2009 at 19:37

Why more than one judge is denoted as JJ

I would like to know why more than one judge is denoted in judgements as JJ