phani kumar
21 July 2021 at 14:00
Hi Sir,
We have entered a sale agreement with Seller (Husband and Wife) for the purchase of land.
Now one of the sellers (husband) was died. Already signed sale agreement was expired.
Now, we are proposing to enter a sale agreement with all legal heirs (4 children's + Mother).
One of the legal heirs is staying in abroad, planning to give power of attorney to his mother. It will take some time in completing this process
Therefore, we are planning to enter a sale agreement with all the legal heirs without getting sign from NRI legal heir. Is this agreement being valid, we have already paid 50% of money to seller (deceased person).
Request your support.
Thank you
Anonymous
20 July 2021 at 23:30
In a Mundkar Case where I am an opponent appearing in person, I moved an application under O XIV sub rule 5 of Rule 1 of CPC to frame 17 issues that arise out of the pleadings. The Applicant contested and asked to frame only one issue "Whether she is a Munkdar of our property or not". The Joint Mamlatdar framed only one issue "Whether she is a Mundkar of our property or not". The Joint Mamlatdar did not pass a judgment/order for not framing the issues I applied for but only frame the said issue. Therefore I moved another application under O XIV Rule 5 of CPC asking to frame additional issues listing the same 17 issues. The Mamlatdar passed order that my Application under O XIV Rule 5 of CPC is bared under Resjudicata. My point is that the Joint Mamlatdar did not pass order rejecting my application to frame issues, but framed only one issue. That I had another remedy of O XIV R 5 I moved an application to frame additional issues the same 17 issues. Is there a remedy under any law to challenge this Order. Thank you for your opinion and guidance.
Anonymous
20 July 2021 at 18:22
Dear Sirs,
My friend own a flat in society. There is an agreement for sale of the year 1996 for the said flat in his father's name . his father had paid the stamp duty and registration fees . After his father death he transferred the membership of society to his mother . Now can my friend make sale deed in his own name , of the said flat . Or it is to be made in the name of his mother only .
Anonymous
20 July 2021 at 18:18
Hello All,
I wish to seek a help about my case. i work for an IT major, My manager has tried tarnish my image and has impacted my annual appraisal. Due to instances created by my manager I am forced to resign.I wish to seek an understanding on corporate law
chinu
20 July 2021 at 17:50
I was a permanent employee in an educational institution since 2006 and retired on 30th June 2021. I'd resigned in 2010 due to my husband's transfer and joined back within the notice period of 3 months. Again in 2016 I'd resigned and joined back within the notice period due to the same reason. Will it be considered break in service? Will my gratuity amount be affected by this?
An early response is appreciated.
Thanks in anticipation....
Anonymous
20 July 2021 at 13:37
Sir I have given 6 sale deeds exhibited in lower court whereby land was sold to private companies from Delhi ( Vary from 1 to 5 CR per acre)
Land acquired is from village Dharuhera situated on NH-8 Gurugram ,Haryana
Lower court has not considered my sale deeds for ascertaining market value of land
Court says that the purchasers are not informed buyers and they are colonizers as they are from delhi so all sale deeds are not considered
Lower court has ascertained the market value on the basis of land acquired in next village and given only 55 lakhs per acre
How could I counter the legal point on which the court has not considered the sale deeds by merely saying that they are colonizers and not informed purchasers by putting reliance upon Krishan Kumar vs UOI 2015(2) RCR civil 597 SC
I want to file RFA against this order and need help in clearing this main hurdle about not considering my sale deeds exhibited in court
Anonymous
20 July 2021 at 12:55
I am sending a query raised by a person. Shall appreciate considered opinion of LC. In bracket I have given my feelings. Thank you. Some time back I had been interacting with LC. I am 73 now, so not active.
1. Lenders have an option to proceed with attachment of passports of defaulting borrower.
[ I feel this is in the domain of the government and lenders have no say over it]
2. Whether Lender can write to the employers of defaulting borrowers that the borrower is in default for payment of dues and may be put pressure on the employee for clearance of dues.
[ I feel this is entirely employer’s discretion unless there is a court decree]
Gauri
20 July 2021 at 12:47
We have applied for a Liquor License of retail vend on 13.09.2019 for 2019-20 after paying Rs. 25 Lakhs. License was issued on 22.02.2020 with validity upto 31 march 20 only, after substantial delay on department's end. We requested the department to refund or adjust the Fees on pro-rata basis but they denied by giving the reason that the License fee should be valid for 2019-2020 only and we lost our hard earn money for nothing. Kindly suggest us any legal remedy which we can exercise. We will be very much obliged.
Thanking You
Madhu Mittal
20 July 2021 at 12:10
What is the time of starting the time of of offence u/s 138 means:
"Offence under section 138 NI is completed when in spite of notice of dishonour accused fails to make payment within period of 15 days" What is the time of starting of offence u/s 138 means:
1a) whether the time when loan is taken or 1 b) when the cheque is issued/handed over or 1 c).when the cheque is presented in the bank or 1 d). When the cheque is dishonored or 1 e) when the 15 days completes after giving/receiving notice of dishonor of cheque.
Or 1 f) when any act of above five is done ,
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