sanjay kumar Soni
30 July 2009 at 19:53
I purchased a agriculture land in 1996 from X ( minor- DOB 01.01.84). The sale deed was signed by X's mother. This land was purchased by X's mother in 1994 in the name of X(minor). The X( minor) brought suit against me in June 1992. The land is in my name. The minor says in court that this land is my land purchased from my own fund but no supportings for thi is produced before court. What is the defence I can take.? Will benami Transaction act will support.? Sec. 8(2) talks about the natural guardian while the mother is not so as per sec.6 of that act. will this save me. ? I make humble request to lease reply soon.
CA SKSONI, Raigarh- CG
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SANJAY SINGH
30 July 2009 at 19:45
Wheather sales tax attachment order is applicable on a cash credit account ?
A bank receives an attachment order of Rs.10.00lacs against a cash credit account and at the time of receiving of the order the balance in the account was Rs.24.00lacs against the c.c.limit of Rs.70.00lacs.
Wheather the attachment order is applicable on aborrowing account in which undrawan c.c.limit is available.?
uday naga
30 July 2009 at 16:46
I want to know what is the legal standing in case of a registered partnership deed where the date of the partnership deed is before the date of the stamp paper used can anybody clarify on the same , this pertains to chennai
Ranganath
30 July 2009 at 14:18
Ld counsels,
This is about framing of additional charges by the magistrate. It appears that framing of additional charges (over and above what is mentioned in FIR) is very subjective on the ground that there is strong suspicion of commission of offense.
Can the court rope in new accused into the case if some offense is revealed in the statements u/s 161 wile framing charges.
When new charges are added can that be revised by a higher court.
Please clarify
Thanks
V.Satya venkatarao
30 July 2009 at 14:13
Is the Govt of india liable to pay any service tax in respect of services availe by it or is there any exemption for the govt in this regard
vsv.rao
R.V.RAO
30 July 2009 at 12:16
SIR,
MY FATHER PURCHASED A HOUSE IN HIS LIFE TIME.HE PASSED AWAY WITHOUT WRITING A WILL.
MY MOTHER WHO IS ALIVE-CAN SHE BE CONSIDERED OWNER OF THE HOUSE FOR PURPOSE OF ANY SALE OR GIFT OF THE HOUSE?
IS IT NECESSARY THAT WE ALL SONS AND DAUGHTERS(ALL MARRIED) AND MAJOR GRAND CHILDREN SHOULD FILE A NO OBJECTION CLAIM AND DO WE NEED TO ARRANGEA SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE FOR HER FROM COURT AND THEN TRANSFER THE HOUSE IN HER NAME? OR IS IT NOT NECESSARY ,TO ENABLE OUR MOTHER TO SELL OR GIFT THE HOUSE WHATEVER WAY SHE WANTS?
RGRDS
R.V.RAO
raovr2001@yahoo.com
baljit singh
30 July 2009 at 12:15
Hi,
i am advocate baljit practising at district courts amritsar. my querry is whether during the pendendy of procalamation proceedings against he accused, he has any right to challenge them without surrendering before the court concerned.
if yes quote any case law.
svvsai devarabhotla
30 July 2009 at 11:41
Dear lawyers,
This is regarding my mother ancestral property,
my mother father is not written any vill and he also got the ancestral property,
In the year 1993 my mother brothers no(5), forcely taken the GPA (registered) in respect of ladies 4 members
and they have written parikatt (not registered) and
and they distributed the property among themselves,
and individually 5 brothers did the mortgage(registered) to one person in the year of 1994
and they have taken the releases of mortgage(registered) after 3 months in 1994
and they created the property like gift deed aswell in the year 1994,
after these things in 1995 the sisters 4 members went to register office
and they have cancelled the GPA(registered) saying we can manage our properties on our own.
the problem is the all the rest of the sisters got 1/2 acres as per the parikatt
and my mother didn't got the property now they are saying they wont give anything now.
so dear lawyers
1) kindly please guide me with G.O numbers, how can i and my mother can file the suite on my mother brothers?
2) If we file the suite do my mother get the property share equally?
3) do we can ask for the repartition?
4) How hindu succession act 2005 amendment will work on this case?
Thanks in Advance to all the lawyers
anson
30 July 2009 at 11:30
i would like to know at what interest money lenders are allowed to give money to public at the guarentee of check in maharashtra (thane)
(bank)?
and what are the laws to avoid the public from harrasement from the money lenders?
whether yhe public can go to court for collecting money at over rate of interest?
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