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pritamsaini   03 February 2012 at 19:05

Can gernal power of attorny execute gift deed on behalf of donner

R/Sir,
My question is what the Registered General power of Attorney can Gifted the immovable property on behalf of donor where the name of Donne did not mentioned in deed of G.P.A but he authorized to do all act as donor can performed. kindly reply with supported case law or some impressive argument point.

Anonymous   01 February 2012 at 17:51

Gernal power of attoreny can execute gift deed

whether a G.P.A holder can execute a Gift deed wherein name of the donee did not mention in G.P.A.

Raja   02 November 2011 at 11:51

Ingredient of revocation of gift

what are the ingredient of revocation of gift?

yogesh   01 November 2011 at 22:43

Question about agricultural farm

Hello,

I own a small piece of agricultural farm in Punjab. I have also got the land marked by Kanungo. Now, I want to get a boundary wall done around my farm based on the marking. The purpose of this boundary wall is just to secure my land from any kind of encroachment. After creating the boundary, I will simply continue to do agriculture and have no plans to construct anything more.

Please let me know if doing a boundary is OK. I hope I won't need any permission from any local authority to get a boundary done. My purpose is not to use this land for residential/commercial use.

Thanks,
Yogesh

jitender pawaria   22 September 2011 at 22:15

Hindu secession act

if any girl file a suit for declaration against his father for her share from ancestral property. her father execute aggrement to sell in February 2004. but later on her father denied and in whose favor execute aggrement to sell he filed suit for specific performance and Ld. Court decree the suit her father went in to appeal was also dissmissed the her father filed appeal in high court and grant stay to him.

In between she filed that suit for declaration for her share.

now my querry is that can suit for declaration maintain insted of suit for partition.

second query is that can she claim her share now because her father execute aggrement to sell before 20th Dec. 2004.

Anonymous   22 September 2011 at 16:05

Maintainblity of ejectment order without impleaded party to admitted subtenant by landlord

previously landlord filed eviction petition against the respondent no.1 & 2 on the ground that respondent no.1 is tenant and premises sublet to respondent no. 2 without his consent.however both respondent denied the version of landlord and pleaded x firm is tenant and respondents are partners of the firm and this matter is under sine die adjourned due to some previous litigation.later on relation of both the respondents became strain.landlord with the collusion of respondent no.1 filed another eviction petition against the respondent no. 1 on the ground of non payment of rent and personal necessity without impleaded respondent no.2(sub tenant alleged by landlord)and obtained eviction order against the respondent no. 1.however as and when respondent no.2 who is in actual possession came to know about above said eviction order filed an being aggrieved person as landlord earlier admitted the possession of respondent no.2 therefore court grant stay.Now my question is whether the above said eviction application is maintainable or not without imp leaded party to sub tenant judgement is also required for both side.

Anonymous   16 September 2011 at 21:44

No one can be offender unless court declares so

pl advise.my family member had applied for loan assistance in bank.she proposed husband prop for security.the bank lawyer rather to submit ,he submitted character certificate--as per that husband is facing a criminal trial,so the family has loose character.
it is wonder that mere imposing case file under various ipc acts,one is treatd --criminal,offender.if so what is the use of trial under court.
people imposes charges application than forces to compromise or see the xpensive trial

Anonymous   16 September 2011 at 21:43

State forum order

I filed a case against a co-operative society for not transferring the plot for which i am one of the two nominees and our contention was that there is a deficiency of service on the part of the Society & the dist forum was of the same view.This was contested by the Society & also some other non-nominees in the family. The civil court & high courts have dismissed the suits files by non-nominees for default more than two years ago.
as per bye-laws of the society within a month the application for membership should be presented before the Managing committee: this they have not done. other bye-law says that if application if not been taken up within 60 days the applicant is deemed to be a member. The society refuses to admit two nominees though the bye-laws doesn't indicate such rule.
the state forum instead of addressing the issue of deficiency of service passed an order asking the petitioner to approach civil court for redressal since it's a property matter despite the suits filed in the courts have been dismissed.
please advise what am I to do now.

arvind   16 September 2011 at 21:37

Injunction

after contempt proceeding violation of court order continue what relief remain to plaintiff

vinod   15 February 2011 at 13:16

insolvancy pitition

i have case on me under section 138 ni act. Now can i go for IP ? what happens if i take ip now?