Sachdeva
08 October 2009 at 04:56
Sir,
A forgery case had been registered (FIR) against a person, who tried to usurp my property, after two and a half years through the lower court and the Investigation has been going on for the last three years owing to delay of police department with the change of three Investigation Officers who have been shielding the accused and no progress is found because first the verification of signatures in the forged document has been collected to be sent to the FSL where the report came since the absence of contemporary signatures -- i.e. the signatures sent are the present ones but not the signatures sent at the time forgery took place -- authentication of the present signatures could not be established of the forgery signatures. In this process two years passed from the date of registering the FIR along with the police improper investigation knowingly delay the case so that the accused could go scot-free without punishment. Further now even after one year (total of three years after registering the FIR) the relevant original documents are missing from the Court files and the court has not taken seriousness of these lapses giving the apprehension that whether Judge is also favouring the accused who happened to be the notorious person in this types of cases as there were number of FIRS have been registered against hi. Since he is very influential person of unfair dealings he could able to prolong the proceedings of the court. Besides, the court Order sheets which would be revealing the nature of vanishing original documents has also been missing from the Case files of the court.
Under these circumstances what my advocate should do for immediate relief as I am really fed up with deliverance of the natural justice. Please suggest me the course of action which would give me instant respite and I shall be grateful to you and I immediately require a good pleader to take up my case of both the civil as well as criminal cases. Please respond.
yeteendra naidu
08 October 2009 at 02:06
does inclusion of indemnity clause weaken
an agreement of sale for a landed property ?
Is this is a must in sale deed.
how is a buyer benefited and a seller not
benefitted or vice versa by this indemnity clause in the above or any document.
yeteendra naidu
08 October 2009 at 01:53
agreement of sale entered into by seller and buyer of a landed property wherein the seller
gives GPA powers to the buyer thus combining
both agreement of sale as well as GPA into a single document, though they fall under two different acts. Is this document valid or not.
skg
07 October 2009 at 23:53
Dear legal experts,
My query is whether in our judicial system covering civil/criminal/labour or any other cases telephone recordings or printout of email documents can be used as evidence in court.
vinod bansal
07 October 2009 at 22:40
Respected Members
Kindly send me some citations for bail of Accused (Single Accused case)in a case us 376/511/323/506 IPC .prosecutrix is 40 years old .Thanx Regards
Vinod Bansal Advocate
vinod bansal
07 October 2009 at 22:37
Respected Members
Kindly send me some citations for bail of Accused (juvenile and first offender)in a case us 302/201/34 IPC.Case is based on circumstantial evidence bcoz it was a blind murder.Regards
Patira Gunwant
07 October 2009 at 21:51
Sir/Madam,
I have a tricky question to ask, answer of which is required from legal point of views:
Q.1) There is a Chritian Family of FATHER + TWO SONS + ONE MARRIED DAUGHTER. ALL living togther in a house/flat premises situated in a co-operaive society and which flat stood in the name of deceased lady, mother of three children and wife of father. The society transferred the flat in the name of father as per nomination filed by deceased mother. Now being this christian family set up, how can this property be devided by father in between his three children and what documemnts / deeds are required to be made? Remeber here my observatiuon is that Indian Suceesion Act, it is a property of mother (deceased) and which has been transferred in husband name by society.
Arvind Singh Chauhan
07 October 2009 at 21:49
Sir,
Whether municipality can let out a shop on a condition that, Person shall deposit non refundable Rs 30000/-, and there after pay Rs 500/- monthly as rent. In my case municipality has allotted a small shop In U.P. with such a condition. My client has paid Rs 10000/- as first premium and given written consent to pay rest Rs 20000/- later. My client is regularly paying Rent Rs 500 monthly also. Now my client is not ready to pay rest amount Rs 20000/-, but ready to pay monthly rent.Municipality is trying to recover this Rs 20000/- as land revenue. Whether municipality can impose such a condition like " Pagari", and recover the same as land revenue. If not please suggest some law or citation. My client belongs to U.P. I think because it does not come within the definition of tax thus municipality can not recover such amount as land revenue. Such practice of municipality is illegal. Please suggest clear law or citation.
Thanks
Arvind Singh Chauhan
07 October 2009 at 21:07
Sir,
Please tell me whether Dues under "Teh Bajari" of a municipality, can be recovered as a land revenue under U.P Municipality Act. If No please refer some citation.
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bail of accused case undersection
Respected Members
Kindly send me some citations for bail of Accused case us 460/461/462/463/464/465/466/467/468/469/470/471/420 IPC .Thanx Regards
ashok prajapati Advocate