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Dr.Gaurang N. Gandhi   04 November 2011 at 17:04

To join son name in father property in life time of father

Can father apply in city survey to join the names of his legal heirs in his lifetime for ancestral properties ?

if yes! how?

Any citation regarding that pl help me....

+91 94290 60515

Anonymous   13 September 2010 at 18:31

What cases can be filed against a girl for putting a false 498A case on a husbands friend

My friends wife had put a case of 498A, 406 r/w 34 on her husband, his father, his mother, his sister & on me (her husbands friend )
I approached high court & applied for quashing of the FIR.
High court has quashed the FIR & set aside.
My application was allowed & disposed of.

Please tell me how can I make that girl (my friends wife) understand the consequences of putting a false case on me & making me incurr such a lot of expenses over & above the expenses such a lot of unwanted tensions & mental harrasment from the last 10 months.


Anonymous   04 April 2010 at 03:52

child custody

SIR,i wanto know what will happen after the child is 5 years old?how will the custody of the child decided?Am the mother n Dr ,will be earning no doubt.

sankar.n   13 March 2010 at 20:06

APPLICABILITY OF N.I. ACT

WHETHER THE WITNESSES ARE ESSENTIAL FOR THE PRONOTE EXECUTED BY THE BORROWER. IF SO, APPROPRIATE RULINGS MAY PLEASE BE MENTIONED.

ashish agarwal   12 March 2010 at 15:41

DOES COURT ACCEPT EMAIL AS A PROOF?

DEAR SIRS,
IN A CHEUQE BOUNCING CASE COURT HAD ISSUED SUMMON TO THE ACCUSED, AFTER WHICH OUR ADVOCATE SENT THE COPY OF THE SUMMON TO THE ACCUSED BY EMAIL ALSO. IN REPLY OF IT ACCUSED SENT A MAIL BACK SAYING WE WILL PAY THE AMOUNT IN APRIL,2010.
ON THE OTHER HAND VERBALLY HE IS SAYING THAT HE WILL NOT PAY THE AMOUNT NEITHER HE IS APPEARING IN THE COURT.IN THE MEANTIME COURT HAS TWICE ISSUED BAILABLE WARRANT TO THE ACCUSED.
SIR MY QUESTION IS WILL COURT ACCEPT THE CLIENT'S EMAIL TO OUR ADVOCATE AS A PROOF IN THE CASE AT SOME POINT. AND ALSO THAT INDIRECTLY CLIENT HAS ACCPETED ITS FAULT BUT NOT APPEARING IN THE COURT. WILL COURT TAKE IT AS CONTEMPT OF COURT AND ISSUE NBW. AND EVEN AFTER IF THE ACCUSED MANAGES AND DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE COURT.. THEN WHAT SHOULD BE OUR STAND AND HOW CAN WE USE THE EMAIL AS A PROOF? BUT FIRST OF ALL WILL COURT ACCEPT THE EMAILS AS A PROOF?

Trinadha Rao   12 March 2010 at 13:55

Is their a way for a Salaried Person to file Insolvency?

QUE.1.Please tell me if their is a way for a Salaried Person to file Insolvency or (Bankruptcy)? Please spell out the Procedure if any?

G.Padmanabhan   12 March 2010 at 08:35

Probate of Will & Partition

Would our experts clarify on the following issues in respect of a will?

(A) A testatrix makes a will in respect of a property ownership of which did not vest in her either at the time of making the will or at the time of her death. The property was allotted to her by a housing board. The property was held by her on lease cum sale basis, and the consideration amount was to be paid over a period of 10 years. After receipt of full payment, the Board would execute the sale deed. An agreement of lease cum sale is entered into between the board and the allottee. As per the terms of the agreement, the Board could rescind the allotment if there are outstanding dues or for breach of any other terms therein. The ten year period is up, and there are still unpaid dues. The testatrix makes a will in favour of one of her 6 legal heirs and dies. The board has sent a due notice with a warning that the allotment would be revoked if the dues are not paid within a time limit. Is such a will capable of being probated? The other legal heirs are unlkiely to give consent for the probate.

(B)The other legal heirs have filed a suit for partition? Is the suit maintainable in the light of the above facts?

Anonymous   01 March 2010 at 17:09

Affidavit

Hi,

Can anybody help me regarding Format of Affidavit to be filed with RTO Office for transfer of 2 Wheeler vehicle from my borther's name (Transferor) who is deceased to my Mother's name (Transferee).

- Vishwanath

Anonymous   01 March 2010 at 15:30

kya abhiyuct parivadi se cross kar sakta hai,

hers my 2 question,,,, (1) kya abiyaukt parivadi se cross kar sakta hai, evidence act usko kya power deta hai, (2) kya abhiyact final bahas khud kar sakta hai.. (3) yadi usne advocate bhi kar rakha hai, aur vah bhi vaha mozud rahe, to ismain kya court object karega

Anonymous   19 February 2010 at 17:50

House registration and ownership

(a) My name is Mahesh. My age is 35 years. My father is 75 and mother is 65.
(b) My father has built a house from his own generated / produced income. And it is in his name now.
(c) My father's wish is that the house should go to my mother after his death and should come to me after my mother's death. This is because, I am looking after my parents in their old age.
(d) But my father says he is not interested in making a WILL due to some or the other reason. He is interested in any other alternative.
(e) I have one brother and three sisters.
(f) I am worried assuming that there may be legal possibilities / rights for my brother or sisters to go to court after my parents death to ask for a share in the house.
(g) Hence please give me a solution other than making a WILL. For example, Can the house be jointly registered in three people names, my parent's name plus my name? etc.