Civil Suit Document Corrections

Summary

Making unauthorized corrections in a legal petition can be considered tampering, potentially leading to perjury or contempt charges. Your sisters claims about property ownership may involve legal disputes over self-acquired versus joint family property. Contradictory statements under oath can affect credibility and may involve perjury if proven false. Consulting a local lawyer is essential for understanding the legal implications and developing a strategy.

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Correction in petition copy without court permission is it perjury
Making corrections in a petition copy without the court's permission can be considered tampering with court documents. This could potentially lead to charges of perjury or contempt of court, depending on the nature of the corrections.
For specific advice, it's best to consult a local lawyer. Would you like help finding one?
Adoption memo submitted in civil suit my sister supports my father written statement in self acquired propertys of agriculture lands.
Could you please clarify your question or provide more details about the situation? This will help me give you the most relevant information. Are you asking if the adoption memo affects the property rights or if there are any specific legal concerns regarding the adoption memo?
Another civil suit my sister on house proerty which is my father gifted to me , later i sold to my friend. In that fathers self acquired proprty in that she is saying need for partion.is it perjury
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It seems like your sister is challenging the gift deed of the house property that your father gave to you, which you later sold to your friend. This situation isn't necessarily perjury, but it could be a legal dispute over the rightful ownership and partition of the property.
- Your sister may be claiming her share under the premise that it is ancestral or joint family property.
- Your father's self-acquired property can be gifted to you, and such gifts can be legally valid if done correctly.
To understand the legal implications, it's essential to consult a local lawyer. Would you like help finding one?
My sister saying my father purchased on agriculture lands of revenue income which is joint family she is saying , but in previous suit they are self acquired, is it contradict
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It seems like your sister is claiming that the agricultural lands are joint family property, while previous suits determined them as self-acquired by your father. This contradiction can lead to legal complexities.
- Self-acquired property can be claimed by the individual who purchased it.
- Joint family property is shared among family members.
To resolve this, you may need to present evidence supporting the self-acquired nature of the property. Consulting a local lawyer can provide more clarity and legal strategy. Would you like help finding a lawyer to assist you with this issue?
The adoption memo is valid in her suit
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It seems like your sister is using the adoption memo to support her claim regarding the property. Here are some general points to consider:
- An adoption memo can potentially affect inheritance rights.
- The validity and impact of the adoption memo depend on the specifics of the adoption and property laws.
Would you like to provide more details about the adoption memo and its role in the property dispute? This can help in understanding the situation better.
Adoption memo supported my father self acquired lands in father grand daughter civil suit very clearly. Now in another suit she is saying the agriculture lands are jointfamily that income only the house purcased, so that i will get inshare. She is contradicting her statements by oath is is it perjury ?
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It seems your sister's contradictory statements about the nature of the agricultural lands (self-acquired vs. joint family property) could potentially affect the case. Here are some points to consider:
- Contradictory statements under oath can impact the credibility of the witness.
- Perjury involves knowingly making false statements under oath.
To understand the specifics and address any potential perjury, consulting a local lawyer is crucial. Would you like help finding a lawyer to assist you with this issue?