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One of the best Advocates & Lawyers in Bangalore / Bengaluru - Advocate Prof V Narayana Swamy

Advocate Prof V Narayana Swamy

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Advocate Prof V Narayana Swamy completed his law in the year 1970 and has been providing services in various fields of law, that is, Arbitration, Wills/Trusts, Civil, Muslim and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.

Advocate Narayana enrolled with the Bar Council of Mysore in 1970. He is a member of the Bangalore Bar Association.


Language(s) Spoken: English, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu

Practice Areas


Labour & Civil Matters
Civil

Corporate Law
Arbitration, Documentation

Family Law
Wills / Trusts, Muslim Law

Criminal Defense
Litigation

Higher Courts
High Court


Courts

  • Karnataka High Court

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Questions Answered by Advocate Prof V Narayana Swamy (100+ answers)



Q: What are the steps to file a defamation suit for messages sent on WhatsApp? Please provide informati

Hello, if a person sends WhatsApp text messages to three other people with false accusations against you, can you file a defamation suit against that person? Please provide information on defamation in a WhatsApp group, defamation through WhatsApp messages in India case laws, and steps to proceed with a WhatsApp defamation case.

Advocate Prof V Narayana Swamy answered
If a person sends whatsapp text messages to 3 other people with false accusations against you, can you file a defamation suit against that person?Yes If a person sends whatsapp text messages to 3 other people with false accusations against you, can you file a defamation suit against that person?Yes



Q: after gift deed by my mother but property was of my father

MY FATHER EXPIRED 20 YRS BACK AND ALL THE PROPERTY KHATA WAS TRANSFERRED TO MY MOM NAME AND SHE MADE US THE GIFT DEED,FOR 02 SISTERS AND TWO BRT'S AND NE BRT GOT LEFT OVER AND HIS PROPERTY ALSO IS PENDING WITH OUT ANY REGISTRATION. IF I CONSTRUCT A NEW HOME IN MY DAD'S PROPERTY AFTER HAVING MY GIFT DEED CAN HE STOP THE CONSTRUCTION.

Advocate Prof V Narayana Swamy answered
MY FATHER EXPIRED 20 YRS BACK AND ALL THE PROPERTY KHATA WAS TRANSFERRED TO MY MOM NAME AND SHE MADE US THE GIFT DEED,FOR 02 SISTERS AND TWO BRT'S AND NE BRT GOT LEFT OVER AND HIS PROPERTY ALSO IS PENDING WITH OUT ANY REGISTRATION. IF I CONSTRUCT A NEW HOME IN MY DAD'S PROPERTY AFTER HAVING MY GIFT DEED CAN HE STOP THE CONSTRUCTION.It all depends upon right of succession The validity of your gift Fathere property belongs to all his sons and daughters and wife equally Merely because of khatha ur mom will not become owner hence validity of her gift deed is doubtful



Q: Sale of compensation land granted by govt of Karnataka of SC person

A scheduled caste persons land of 1 acre was acquired by the Bangalore development authority in 1990's......In 2014 govt of Karnataka granted a compensation site of 80×60......but due to illiteracy and lack of knowledge that person was made to sell his land due to his need over money.....But as I told he was illiterate so the money for his land was very very less to market price....Can he get back his land?

Advocate Prof V Narayana Swamy answered
A scheduled caste persons land of 1 acre was acquired by the Bangalore development authority in 1990'sIn 2014 govt of Karnataka granted a compensation site of 80×60but due to illiteracy and lack of knowledge that person was made to sell his land due to his need over money.....But as I told he was illiterate so the money for his land was very very less to market price....Can he get back his land? You may seek remedy under PTCL Act the book on PTCL Act by Prof V Narayana Swamy would give you full details



Q: Sale deed witness part is not appearing to court

Sale deed was executed in the year 1966-1967, Buyer and seller are expired. Buyer has all evidences to claim the property. but one witness who has done signature his still alive and not coming to court to tell the true facts.Till date all khatas, Pani and tax paid in the name of buyer. So what will be consequences if witness who is alive not coming to court. How can we take it forward witness age is 92 years he can not read but he can identify his signature.

Advocate Prof V Narayana Swamy answered
Sale deed was executed in the year 1966-1967, Buyer and seller are expired. Buyer has all evidences to claim the property. but one witness who has done signature his still alive and not coming to court to tell the true facts.Till date all khatas, Pani and tax paid in the name of buyer. So what will be consequences if witness who is alive not coming to court. How can we take it forward witness age is 92 years he can not read but he can identify his signature. File a petition before the AC under senior citizen welfare and protection Act u wll get relief



Q: Amendment or revision of an MoU

We have entered into a MoU with an organization, post which they have changed the name and address of the organization. How do we go about making changes to the existing MoU, an addendum!? Or a new MoU canceling the old one!?

Advocate Prof V Narayana Swamy answered
We have entered into a MoU with an organization, post which they have changed the name and address of the organization. How do we go about making changes to the existing MoU, an addendum!? Or a new MoU canceling the old one!?MOU is enforceable against a living person or organisation.If there is a change in the constitution of the organisation make a new MOU with the new organisation




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Can Advocate Prof V Narayana Swamy represent me in court?

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