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J K Agrawal's Expert Profile

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    What kinds of questions I can and can't answer?
    civil laws, company, insurance, arbitration, family, property, banking, finance, contracts, marriage, divorce, inheritance, wills, conveyance, trusts, all other civil laws

    My area of expertise
    civil laws, company, insurance, arbitration, family, property, banking, finance, contracts, marriage, divorce, inheritance, wills, conveyance, trusts, all other civil laws

    My experience in the area (years):
    30 years practice in Law

    Organizations I belong to:
    Bar association of Jaipur

    Publications or writing which has appeared :
    No

    Educational credentials:
    B.Com. LL.B

    Award & Honors:
    So many times awarded with a little smile on a sad face of client and with glitter of hope in darkened eyes of him.

  • Neeraj Arora (9897136755) says : Thanks
    Dear Shi J.K.Agrawal Thanks For Legal Support Neeraj Arora Adv.

  • MK Mohanan says : Thanks and views!
    Dear Mr. Agrawal, This is basically to acknowledge receipt of your resposne. However, your observation that there is no one reason of delay and that’s why there is no one solution being a casual view is required to be changed for all reasons. If delay in justice is not a new problem, why can't we all make something new to have a system on no delay in justice dispensation? How far your very positive observation that there may be delay in justice but it will not be defeated hold valid to the present day court rulings and the state of art functioning of the Courts in India generally. Again the pity situation that we have no answer of mine or anyone else's question because it is not my question only, it is everyone's also could in no way be satisfied by simply stating that all are seeking answer of this question in absence of any concrete steps to change the situation. Are you as a person only within the purview of the so-called victimisation satisfied with the recent feeling that a dramatic change in Indian Judicial system that the justice is more quick now ever before be justified? The above is intended as a mere food for thought only to those who can make some effort to change the situation towards a proper perspective and no malice attributed please. Regards (MK Mohanan)

  • Raghavendra says : QUERY
    SUPPOSE B HAS ADVANCED CERTAIN SUM MONEY TO Z,THROUGH A CHEQUE,AS A LOAN,WITHOUT ANY DOCUMENTRY EVIDENCE AT 1%RATE OF INTEREST PER MONTH.AND B MAKES NOTE OF SAME IN HIS DIARY, AFTER EXPIREY OF ONE YEAR,BOTH PRINCIPAL AND MONTHLY INTEREST OF THE AMOUNT ADVANCED ARE DUE FROM Z,WHICH HAS BEEN ALSO RECORDED BY B IN HIS DIRAY .AFTER SOME TIME BOTH B AND Z HAVE EXPIRED. AND Z'S SON AGREES TO PAY ONLY HALF OF THE AMOUNT ADVANCED TO B's SON THROUGH A CHEQUE. AND DISAGREES TO PAY REST OF AMOUNT .CAN B's SON SUE Z's SON FOR REST OF THE AMOUNT .ON THE BASIS OF ENTRIES MADE IN B's DIARY AND ALSO CHEQUE CLEARED IN B'PASS BOOK OR BANK ENTRY. UNDER INDIAN CONTRACT ACT .AND WHETHER DIARY IS VALUABLE EVIDENCE UNDER SEC 34 OF INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT ,ACCOMPANIED BY ENTRY IN THE PASS BOOK . GIVE REASONS .ASSUME ALL THE ABOVE TRANSACTIONS ARE ORALLY MADE. ACCEPT ENTRIES IN PASS BOOK AND DIARY . I WANT TO KNOW THAT CAN THIS CASE BE WON FIRSTLY ON THE BASIS OF ENTERY MADE B'S PASS BOOK TAKING IT AS PRIMARY EVIDENCE.AND SECONDALY ON BASIS ON ENTERY MADE IN B'S DIARY TAKING IT AS SECONDAY ENIDENCE. THIRDLY AMOUNT PAID BY Z'S SON TO B'S SON THROUGH CHEQUE CAN BE CONSIDERED AS ESTOPPLE ON PART OF B'SON OF THE FACT THAT HIS FATHER HAS TAKEN THE LOAN .OR SINCE NO CONSIDERATION HAS BEEN PASSED FROM B'S SON TO Z'S SON,CAN Z'S SON ESCAPE FROM THE LIABILTY . WHAT IS THE RELEVENCY OF ENTRY OF CLEARNCE OF CHEQUE IN B PASS BOOK .AND ALSO CHEQUE ISSUED BY Z'SON .

  • madhurMehta says : property law
    Sir, i want to know that what is the difference between later of administration,hair ship certificate,succession certificate & probate and if there are immovable & movable properties than which certificate should demand in the court? please give me reply in details its an argent. thanks in advance

  • rc kapoor says : your views on irretrivable
    Sir 1. can you explain the new grounds so that I can understand this and explore the right manner to file a siut. 2. The court rejected the petition on the ground that none from us were present.My question is that by giving evidence of the happennings between the wife and husband,can the hon court be requested to reconsider the order of rejection of petition. 3.I will also like to know from you about how a will is made,what are points to be covered in a will. Thanks for your esponse in helping me to take a correct decision in the matter under discussion RC Kapoor.

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