abhay aman (abhaykumaraman@gmail.com) 28 August 2014
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 28 August 2014
Engage a local lawyer to help you.
Arpit lalan (Legal Consultancy/Advocate) 28 August 2014
Dear Abhaykumar,
Please contact a lawyer immediately. infact engage a lawyer asap since you have signed on a blank Stamp paper. never should you sign or give a thumb imprint on a blank piece of paper/documetns/anything at all!!
Arpit lalan (Legal Consultancy/Advocate) 28 August 2014
for further help (no fees charged for initial consultancy) email me at arpit.m.lalan@gmail.com
S K KARNjhc (Legal Adviser) 28 August 2014
you should consult local lawyer in this matter
Rajiv Chauhan (Advocate) (Advocate (Shimla) 7833999000) 28 August 2014
Many thing has to be taken into consideration you told that the stamp paper was purchased for rent purpose.
What is written on the back side of the stamp paper (The Purpose for which the stamp paper is taken, who has bought the paper, whose signature etc.....their are many things which has to be considered before giving any opinion. so it is better you consult a lawyer
abhay aman (abhaykumaraman@gmail.com) 28 August 2014
Originally posted by : Rajiv Raj Chauhan | ||
Sir .. Stamp paper not in my name. so in back of stam paper not my name. purchased by him so his name is der. purpose not clear writen der. but the doc is not notrize or attesed by any oath officer. So is it valid...?
Many thing has to be taken into consideration you told that the stamp paper was purchased for rent purpose. |
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 29 August 2014
Nothing can be advised without seeing the document.
Although the stamp papers are purchased by a particular person and his/her compelete details are mentioned by the stamp vendor, who is supposed to keep a record as well, yet, these finer details (who purchased the paper/when purchased/what for it has been purchased etc etc.) are to be considered for demolition of evidence set up by the person using the stamp paper in his/her favour, otherwise these details (generally) does not carry weightage..
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 31 August 2014