Ladhu Ram Chowdhary
30 June 2009 at 08:22
khatedari right can be declared on the basis of unregistered agreement?
rk
29 June 2009 at 23:11
i have a decree and letter of admin for a property in my favour but police does not seem to honour it , what i should do
sagar parab
29 June 2009 at 20:10
can anyone help me i am searching case laws on the Order 18 Rule 4 that is i want to examine my witness by the commissioner as he is very old please i am waiting for th reply
Adv Sagar Parab
GOA
ASHOK KUMAR AGARWAL
29 June 2009 at 12:03
AN APPLICATION U/S 5 & 8 of the Arbitration act rejected under technical ground for submission of XEROX PAPERS of the agreement.Can the revised petition be submitted by submitting certified or original papers?If yes then what is the procedure available?
Ruchesh Sinha
29 June 2009 at 09:52
provide details about the civil recovery suit. In what circumstances it can be filed. Please provide the complete prcedure
Guest
28 June 2009 at 12:11
The defendants have refused to accept the court summons as well as the private service.
Instead of proceeding against the defendant by declaring them 'ex parte', the judge has ordered to send summon again.
Is it legally valid?
G.Padmanabhan
28 June 2009 at 08:40
One of my client's husband, employed on railways, went missing in oct 1995, and an FIR was filed, and untraceability certificate issued by police after 11 years. Now, for the wife to get full terminal benefits from the railways, she was advised to get a 'deemed dead' decree from a competent court. Suit for declaration for deemed death filed by the wife. But, no further relief has been prayed. Will failure to pray for further relief (Proviso to S.34 of Specific Relief Act) be an hindrance to get a declaration from the court? Parties impleaded were District collector and the employer. The plaintiff has no necessity for further relief from a court. Further relief based on the court's declaration is available only with the administrative (railways) authorities? Any judgement to the effect that where the plaintiff's further relief is before administrative authorities, it is entitled to declaratory decree even if further relief has not been prayed for.?
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