Manish Singh
06 October 2009 at 16:43
detail explanation on power of a court to refer any amtter related to law to higher court
Adv.Aiyer VLV
06 October 2009 at 10:23
A person (in Bangalore, Karnataka) plans to take sanyas, w/o knowledge of family. He wants to leave a GPA to wife, so she can handle property including selling of property(jointly held by both husband and wife).
Can he write a GPA in her name and sign and it and leave it, so she can fill it up and use it?
Must he go to sub-registrar office with wife and register it?
Can he leave a notarised special POA to wife herself or someone, giving power only to sign the annexed GPA in the name of wife, while GPA has various powers including to sell property.
Can GPA include Will provisions?
Will holding before mandatory period for presumptive death be same as per provisions of will?
Stamp paper for SPA - Nil and GPA Rs.100 - correct?
Does marriage dissolve immediately or can wife ask for divorce on this ground without trying to find husband? (Else, this may lead to foul plays of making husbands disappear)
CHAUHANMA
06 October 2009 at 09:51
Dear Sir,
I need DRAFTS / SAMPLES / SPECIMEN of Civil matters, I shall be thankful if you kindly advise me the source for obtaining the same.
With best regards,
M.A. Chauhan
Selvam
06 October 2009 at 07:36
My friend's property has been demolished by the MCD in Delhi. In fact it was done after tampering my friend's property records in the MCD files owing to the instigation done by my friend's neighbour who influenced the MCD officials.
Any one could suggest me a good lawyer who is sympathetic and honest and help me since my friend is not that much rich person. It is urgently needed because good part time has been lost.
V. Padmanabhan
05 October 2009 at 11:55
What exactly is undivided share of land and if the land is divided by metes and bounds with boundaries can only one person have an undivided share of such land?
allurisivajiraju
05 October 2009 at 08:02
Respected Seniors,
Suit for Pronote. Plaintiff residing at Kaikaluru and suit promissory note was executed at Kaikaluru. Defendant residing at Tadepalli Gudem. While executing suit promissory note residence of the plaintiff was mentioned clearly as Kaikaluru and subsequently suit was filed at PJCJC of Kaikaluru. Defendant not taken any specific defence with regarding to the jurisdiction in his written statement.
Suit was posted for marking of documents and cross of PW-1. On that day Court has taken an objection that there is no specific column in the suit promissory note for place of execution of Pronote. In fact there is no specific column for place of execution of pronote except address of the plaintiff.
In the above circumstances the Plaintiff counsel taken an adjournment to submit hearing to the Court with regarding to the jurisdiction.
Now my question is, is it applicable the principle of ‘DEBTOR SEEKS CREDITOR’.
Is there any solutions to the plaintiff.
Thanking you in advance.
Adinath@Avinash Patil
04 October 2009 at 22:38
MAXIM-
MAXIM " VIGILANTIBUS NON DORMIENTBUS JURA SUBVENIENT"-
MEANING AND SCOPE-
LAW ASSISTS THOSE WHO ARE VIGILANT AND NOT THOSE WHO SLEEP OVER THEIR RIGHTS-BUT EVEN A VIGILANT LITIGANT IS PRONE TO COMMIT MISTAKES-APHORISM "TO ERR IS HUMAN"
BEING MORE A PRACTICAL NOTION OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR THAN AN ABSTRACT PHYLOSOPHY, UNINTENTIONA LAPS ON THE PART OF A LITIGANT SHOULD NOT NORMALLY CAUSE THE DOORS OF THE JUDICATURE PERMANENTLY CLOSED BEFORE HIM-
EFFORT OF THE COURT SHOULD NOT BE ONE OF FINDING MEANS TO PULL DOWN THE SHUTTERS OF ADJUDICATORY JURISDICTION BRFORE A PARTY WHO SEEKS JUSTICE, ON ACCOUNT OF ANY MISTAKE COMMITED BY HIM, BUT TO SEE WHETHER IT IS POSSIBLE TO ENTERTAIN MIS GRIEVANCE IF IT IS GENUINE.
k.kumar raja
04 October 2009 at 11:17
whether in a declaration suit shall i pray for mandatory injection to issue a legal heir certificate by the thasildar
Amandeep Singh
03 October 2009 at 22:12
Sir
I need a suggestion that if a senior citizen widow signed a compromise decree in the court under undue influence exerted by one of her sons and under which her right to stay in the deceased husband's property has been withdrawn. Is there any provision under the above act or any other provision which can save her right to stay in the same property.
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legal right of married daughters after registered will
Sir,
My Mother's father died in may 09 leaving behind a registered will for all movable & immovable property in favour of his younger brother's sons. My mother had only one sister and not nay brother. My mother is getting treatment from woumb cancer. Her father had not given any penny of his earned income to both daughters. Now she can file a civil suit against regsitered will and get her rights individually.