Multiple Registration Of the Property
I have Purchased a Site Recently In Bangalore, In That Site the Developer Sold to Byer on 25-03-2006, Again they Did Rectification Deed 30-06-2006 to the same Buyer Instead of Cancel the Sale deed and ...
I have Purchased a Site Recently In Bangalore, In That Site the Developer Sold to Byer on 25-03-2006, Again they Did Rectification Deed 30-06-2006 to the same Buyer Instead of Cancel the Sale deed and ...
Dear Sir,
Buyer-1 cannot claim your site, because:
He accepted a different site
He never challenged the subsequent sale
Rectification deed itself shows intent to relinquish original site
At best:
Buyer-1 may have contractual issues with the developer
He cannot disturb bona fide purchasers
Bank Loan = Strong Title Verification
Nationalised banks:
Verify parent deeds
Legal opinion
Encumbrance certificates
Chain of title (30+ years)
Courts give great weight to bank-verified transactio
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I am stuck with 33 payday loans. I initially had only 5 and every month it got doubled or tripled as I was not getting amount to pay and I just started taking a new loan to pay the others. I have a to ...
Dear Sir,l
Payday loan companies almost never file real cases
Cheque bounce cases need:
Valid cheque
Proper notice
Threats like “FIR”, “warrant”, “court notice” are usually fake.
Which loans should you actually pay? (critical)
PRIORITY ORDER:
Bank / reputed NBFC loans (legal contracts)
Apps linked to RBI-registered NBFCs
Pure illegal apps → negotiate or ignore temporarily
Many apps inflate dues illegally. You are liable mainly for principal + reasonable interest, not extort
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Legally what is provisioned to put flower pots in balcony which is close grill railing
Dear Client,
Legally, placing flower pots in a balcony near or on the grill railing is not permitted if it poses a safety risk; under municipal by-laws, housing society regulations, and general negligence principles, residents must ensure that no object is kept in a manner that can fall and endanger people or property below, and courts have consistently held occupants liable for accidents caused by falling objects; therefore, flower pots should be kept inside the balcony floor area, properly s
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Should a daughter separated from husband gets fathers pension
Dear Madam,
No — a married or separated daughter is NOT entitled to her father’s pension under Indian law, including in Bengaluru / Karnataka.
Separated daughter → NO right to father’s pension
DV case → Does NOT create pension entitlement
Remedy lies → Against husband, not father
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I Need Old Court Final decree Order Copies In Bangalore City Civil court PRL.SR.CIVIL JUDGE BANGALORE RURAL, Let me how to and where to apply for the copies please
Dear Sir,
Where to go
Copying Section (Copy Branch)
Court of the Principal Senior Civil Judge
Bengaluru Rural District
(Usually located inside the court complex)
Documents required
Copy Application Form
(Available at Copying Section counter)
Case details:
Case No. & Year
Names of parties
Nature of document (Final Decree / Judgment)
Court fee:
₹5 – ₹10 per page (varies by document age & length)
If case is VERY OLD (10–30 years)
File may be:
In Record Room
Or District Record A
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I have Submitted Affidivate to Court for Change of Council, Judge Orderd Council to Appear Before the Court, My Question is As a Plaintiff Should I need to appear before Court, and Need to Submit any ...
Dear Sir,
Only in rare situations:
Allegation of impersonation / forged vakalat
Serious dispute between old & new counsel
Earlier counsel objects to discharge
Specific order: “Plaintiff to be present”
If none of these exist → your presence is NOT required
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Sir locatl govt authorities are refusing to provide caste and income certificate based on parent income and asking for husband income whic removes ncl quota
Dear Madam,
For caste & NCL status of a married woman
Caste and NCL status is determined by BIRTH, not marriage
A woman does NOT lose her caste after marriage
Parents’ income alone must be considered
Husband’s income is IRRELEVANT for OBC-NCL
This applies for:
Employment
Education
Reservations
Certificates
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Dear Sir,
Labour Complaint
Area-wise Assistant Labour Commissioner
Karnataka Labour Department website (online complaint)
Written complaint should include:
Employer name & address
Nature of harassment
Dates & proof (emails, WhatsApp, witnesses)
Relief sought
Important DOs & DON’Ts
Don’t resign in writing under pressure
Don’t sign “full and final” if dispute exists
Preserve emails, chats, recordings
Complain before leaving job, if possible
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I have worked in a company as third party contract employee in 2020 for 6 months during corona second wave i left the job without serving notice period. He has considered me as absconding and holding ...
Dear Sir,
Yes — you can take legal action, but the nature and strength of your remedy depends on your employment status (third-party contractual) and the documents you have.
Legal Notice (Most Effective)
Send a formal legal notice through an advocate demanding:
Acceptance of settlement
Issuance of Experience / Service Certificate (not “Relieving Letter” wording)
Closure of employment record
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Kya dada ka property ko sell karke kya sirf grandson ko hi Diya sakta hai ya granddaughter ko yadi dada ji gujar jane ke baad uske pita aisa kar sakte hain
Dear Sir,
The grandfather can give or sell his self-acquired property to anyone during his lifetime.
After his death, if he left a WILL, the property will go according to the will (even only to grandson).
If there is NO WILL, then the property is inherited by his Class-I heirs under the Hindu Succession Act.
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