Dathathreya Bhat G
09 July 2009 at 22:42
Dear Friends
A immovable property has been purchased in the year 1991 by a registered deed of sale and in the said deed of sale Vendor had been represented by a General Power of Attorney holder and the age of the said GPA during the deed of sale was 58 years and as on today he is no more. Original of the said GPA has been lost and not traceable. Now the then purchaser of the property want to sell the property to intending purchaser and the said purchaser now asking for a original of the said GPA. How to resolve this issue? Is there any rulings on the said subject matter?
vinod bansal
09 July 2009 at 21:50
Respected Members
My account is closed since 2003 but now my partner by mis-using my blank cheques which were in his possession has filed a crl complaint after filling the same himself us 138 of NI Act in this case bank has dishonourned the cheque mentioning that "Account closed" i want to know whether it is covered by NI Act as i have read a recent news/judgment of supreme court last month in news paper that provisions of section 138 are very limited and its covers only two situation when fund is insufficient in a/c of accused and when he exceed his arrangement in bank a/c.
MOHAN
09 July 2009 at 21:43
Please provide me some caselaws on false F.I.R. u/s.498A, investigation necessary before arresting or filing F.I.R. u/s 498A.
Adv.PARVATHY S KRISHNAN
09 July 2009 at 21:13
hHow far 498A and other dowrys acts are being misused to harass innocent husbands and relatives?
subrahmanyam vvb
09 July 2009 at 20:31
Hi sir, Iam the sufferer of wife, she filed 498A in 2004 just after the marriage of 6months, she is belongs to bilai and she is not interested the marriage with me, which i came to know after the marriage of third day only she only directly expressed and warned me not express infront of any others, which is not expressed to her parents, but she loved someone at bilai and she wants to go there itselves. Her cusin brother also advocate cleaverly after 6 months they filed a 498A saying that beating and torturing(all these are lies). But till now the case has not come for trial also. Hence I request your goodselves that how to file divorce petition on the cruelty grounds. please suggest me with case laws.
Kiran Kumar
09 July 2009 at 19:44
If a parent forcibly takes away the custody of a child from the other parent, does this act amounts to kidnapping?
This is a broader issue, has to be seen from various angles....if possible some relevant judgments may kindly be provided.
srlaksminarasimman
09 July 2009 at 18:53
Respected friends,
Kindly clarify the following
A (belonging to Roman catholic) died without any will. He had left a house property for his two sons. Of the two sons, one son is married and having three sons and two daughters (all are major).
The second and younger son of the deceased is not married.That second son wants to relinquish his rights in the house property in favour of his brother. what is the procedure for this relinquishment? Does it require to be registered with Sub Registrar of Registration Department? If so what will be value on which stamp duty has to be paid?
Mahesh
09 July 2009 at 16:44
In case of award of arbitration in a construction contract what is the stamp duty payable with respect to award value. If the award is on a lesser value stamp paper, how to increase the value of the stamp duty to the appropriate value and what is the time period fixed for such an upgrading prescribed if any.
natarajan nr
09 July 2009 at 16:37
I had purchased a plot of land (2400 sq ft.) in Sriperumbudur, Chennai with my hard earned money (Rs. 1 lack in 2000) through VGP. Now I understand the Govt is contemplating acquiring it and intend to pay small amount by way of compensation. I would like to know
(i) Wil not the compensation amount at par with the market vallue? If so how the market value is determined since the govt will conveniently fix the same to their liking.
(ii) I understand there is a SC judgement that land acquired for use in the public interest(international airport) can not be alienated to a private party and take a huge amount from them thus depriving a small land holder of his hard earned money.
Can I be enlighted? I am living 1100 km away from Chennai.
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To join mother's name
Sir
There is a question arouse in my city that
A lady do not want to join her husband' name in school admission of her daughter.
There is a serious dispute between the spous.
Problem is that the girl not know who is her father? because whith in a month of her birth her father leaved home and refused to back and also refused to give any maintenance to them.
The lady had filed a pitition under sec 125 of CrPC.
Now please guide me what should the lady do?
If possible Please send me some landmarked Supreme Court Judgements.
Because the teachers are also in darkness regarding the point.
We need judgements regarding to join mother's name in school register instred of father's name behind the child's name.... this is urgent...