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Jaise ek ladka hai usne kaha tha ki usne unknown person pe case file kiya hai 307 and 308 ka directly court se aur statment bhi de diya hai, but uska khana hai ki usne case file mtlb court me lagaya n ...
Jaise ek ladka hai usne kaha tha ki usne unknown person pe case file kiya hai 307 and 308 ka directly court se aur statment bhi de diya hai, but uska khana hai ki usne case file mtlb court me lagaya n ...
Dear Client,
This is very unlikely to happen as criminal cases are not done in this fashion and manner. What he is saying appears to be all lie and you can ignore all of them. There is no possiblity to file a case with unknown name in courts. That too what he is saying that he will add the name when after few years he will come to know is completely bogus thing.
Purchased a property through registered sale deed from owner to me in 2013. Property in my possession since then. Just came to know that the owner had registered a Ageement of sale cum GPA in 2005 to ...
It is very diffcult to say unless both the documents are provided to a lawyer. Anyways wihtout the doc and whatever information you have given in all likelihood there seems that some kind of complications have been created by your seller. If the person who has the GPA comes forward to exercise his ownership right then you may have to go to a civil court to protect your right in the property.
Do one need to make agreement of sale on legal paper only ie green colour legal paper or it can be made on simple A4 size paper alongwith 100 Rs bond paper?
Hi,
You can get the sale agreement typed and printed on either of the paper that is green legal or bond white paper as per choice and thre is no restrcition like that. It all depends upon the choice and local practice of an area. But yes you must ensure that there is stamp paper to begin the agreement.
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Last post i got good answer thank with brief explanation Divorce and maintenance I am physical labour in dubai. Age 37 , married 6 years separate for 4 years now wife filled.I earn 20 laks per annum. ...
Dear client,
Whether a grandson or granddaughter can claim their grandfather’s property depends mainly on (1) whether the property is ancestral or self-acquired, and (2) whether the grandfather is alive or deceased.
If the grandfather is alive, then in case of self-acquired property, grandchildren have no legal right to claim it during his lifetime. He is free to sell, gift, or will it to anyone. Neither grandson nor granddaughter can demand partition while he is alive.
If the property is a
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I am scale 3 officer or middle management cader officer in PSU Bank. I was joined as a officer. is I am eligible to get OBC NON creamy layer for my childern
If your salary is more than 8 lacs per annum then you and your children are not eligible. This must be read with the circulars that you organization or the central govt. department that published the circular for your bank.
My dad and his brother inherited agriculture land from their dad and divided the land equally with portion "A" to my dad and portion "B" with my uncle. There is a common irrigation well situated in co ...
What you dad and uncle had was an oral agreemnet but there is no proof for the same in writing. Regardless of how long he has been using the piepline that does not take away the right of your unlce on his property to do what he is doing. Him not objecting to the pipeline does not mean that he cannot object now. Both of them need to sit together and resolve this amicably. Incase they both go to the court then there is high probabilty that your father will lose the case.
If you do not allow your u
I am female pre school teacher in Makoons gaur city branch. I was asked for forced resignation on 14 Feb 2026 by the school director and they provided me the experience letter up to 31-march-2026 in a ...
What they are doing is not only unethical but also illegal. They should not say onething and do another. It is suggested that you send them a legal notice asking for the due salary with a compensation amount for the harassment that they have meted out to you.
They should also not have issued a wrong date experience certificate which you cannot validate with the salalry that you will be getting for the same. The next employer may flag that discrepancy during the background verification
Illegal retrenchment and one month notice pay not been paid ,How to recover.I was appointed through an appointment letter in exchange for Advertising but without showing any clause terminating me, eit ...
Hi,
It woud have been better if oyu could shared some more details on you job so that we could have come to know wther your job will be covered under the labour laws or under the employment contract (private jobs) and then the guidance could have been better.
Nevertheless if your job is covered under the labour laws then whne they retrench you then they have to pay proper compensation for the same following the rules and the norms.
And in case its a private job regulated by the employment agree
I got married on 25th April 2025 through an Arya Samaj ceremony and later registered the marriage in court. My wife was previously married, and her earlier marriage had already been legally dissolved ...
Since you got married in April 2025 hence you have time to file for annulment of marriage if yu wish to on the gorund of fraud or non-consumation of marriage if that is the case. The good thing about nullity is that you will not be tagged as Divorcee.
Suppose you are not able to file the nullity application then you will have to file for a divorce case and certainly the mutual consent divorce will be better for you.
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You will have to talk and discuss with your bank on this requesting them for restructuring the loan so that you are in a position to pay the EMI and not let the account become NPA. You can seek the help of a lawyer to negotiate with the bank if required
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