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Javed RazackIndia
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returns 03/28/2010 |
If you have any question on Indian Laws concerning Civil disputes on property, recovery or any other contractual obligation, Criminal disputes on Indian Penal Code, Negotiable Instruments Act, Company matters, Income Tax, Arbitration, Family and matrimonial issues, please ask me. | |
Advocate Manoj AmbatIndia
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Recent Answers
2010-03-09 Ancestral property issue:
Dear Naveen You have not stated weather the house was a self acquired property or your grand father got it vial inheritance. If it is a self acquired property, then he is at liberty to write the will
2010-03-06 Name Change - Problems:
Dear Avneet 1) Your spouse need to publish the name change through the official gazette. She can do so by paying the fees for the purpose and also sending the required application to the Official Press
2010-03-03 Cheque Related Question:
Dear Sabyasachi Bhattacharjee The validity of a cheque is for 6 months from the date of issuance of the cheque. So the cheques that you have given is valid for 6 months from the date so mentioned in each
2010-03-02 Will against settlement Deed:
Dear Vidhya First off let me clarify that ones your grand father had made a settlement deed and got it registered and handed over the property, he does not have any further right over the property. Hence
2010-03-01 question:
Hello YS Jain, The case filed by the brother to set aside the decree obtained by Mrs.K depends on the grounds taken in the case and the evidence that is supportive to the brother seeking set aside of
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