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 | Property of my father mother is not dividing in son and daughterWe are two son and one daughter of our parent, my father died 10 years ago, he is the single earning member and built a property, due to job my family are staying out of city,... Answered by Damoder Kankeeram 8 years ago |
| Landlord disputeWhile vacating the rented apartment, my landlord told me that he doesn’t have the money to return my deposit (80k) and will pay me in 2-3 months. I also suggested that he deduct... Answered by Damoder Kankeeram 8 years ago |
 | Possession offered without sale deedBuilder is offering possession without sale feed due to a dispute in the last installment. I have two options ....a) take possession and go to court without sale deed b) reject... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 8 years ago |
 | Alleged hit and runThis question was kept private Answered by Vibhanshu Srivastava 8 years ago |
| Inheritance of grandfather's propertyMy grandfather died in 1972 . My grandfather had a ANCISTRAL property from his father. He partitioned that property among his sons in 1961 by a partition deed .They are enjoying... Answered by Vibhanshu Srivastava 8 years ago |
| Company's client wants to hire meI work in IT industry in an MNC and my company's client has offered me a job at their location. They have asked to start the process unofficially and have ruled out the idea of... Answered by Vibhanshu Srivastava 8 years ago |
| Company's client wants to hire meI work in IT industry in an MNC and my company's client has offered me a job at their location. They have asked to start the process unofficially and have ruled out the idea of... Answered by Vibhanshu Srivastava 8 years ago |
| Exparte stay passed in Supreme CourtExparte stay passed in Supreme court is Interim or Permanent , please explain if there is an ex parte stay passed in high court or in supreme court can it be vacated.Would it be... Answered by Vibhanshu Srivastava 8 years ago |
| Exparte stay passed in Supreme CourtExparte stay passed in Supreme court is Interim or Permanent , please explain if there is an ex parte stay passed in high court or in supreme court can it be vacated.Would it be... Answered by Vibhanshu Srivastava 8 years ago |
| Cheque bounce after property registrationThis question was kept private Answered by Vibhanshu Srivastava 8 years ago |
| Lokayukt and/or Enforcement Directorate raid/Bank seizeMy Father is a retired government officer, who retried in 2012. His house was raided by "Lokayuta" in 2012 few months before retirement, with an FIR filed for "Disproportionate... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 8 years ago |
| Cheque bounce after property registrationThis question was kept private Answered by Vibhanshu Srivastava 8 years ago |
| Need advice on grandfather propertyHi , My grandfather is alive(75 Years) and he has purchased acres of land when he was young, In my dad child hood he left the wife and kept one lady ( not married) till now but... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 8 years ago |
| Statutory cooling off period in mutual consent divorcesIn a recent judgement - see below - the Supreme Court said that while Article 142 limits the powers of the lower courts, the statutory cooling off period specified in Section... Answered by Vibhanshu Srivastava 8 years ago |
 | Exparte stay passed in Supreme CourtExparte stay passed in Supreme court is Interim or Permanent , please explain if there is an ex parte stay passed in high court or in supreme court can it be vacated.Would it be... Answered by Selva Perumal 8 years ago |
| Statutory cooling off period in mutual consent divorcesIn a recent judgement - see below - the Supreme Court said that while Article 142 limits the powers of the lower courts, the statutory cooling off period specified in Section... Answered by Selva Perumal 8 years ago |
 | Can I translate and publish contents of books written by my late grandfather?This question was kept private Answered by Hemant Chaudhary 8 years ago |
| Statutory cooling off period in mutual consent divorcesIn a recent judgement - see below - the Supreme Court said that while Article 142 limits the powers of the lower courts, the statutory cooling off period specified in Section... Answered by Hemant Chaudhary 8 years ago |