Nikhil chaudhary
09 July 2026 at 23:23
In my case before the Haryana appellate court, the civil appeal was dismissed in default, and the appellant has filed a restoration application within limitation. Is the respondent's advocate required to obtain and file a fresh Vakalatnama to appear in the restoration proceedings, or can the advocate continue on the basis of the original Vakalatnama already on record? If the restoration application is handled by same advocate, who handled the main appeal, Then again the sign of respondent is needed in vakalatnama?
Ka19@7567
09 July 2026 at 11:20
i have a single 3 bedroom flat with two door numbers in sale deed registered given possession by builder during occupation . i have paid single maintainance since occuoation one year to builder & 4 years to association also .
now association is asking for doublr maintainance ? i have a single electric meter since my occuoation .
what wil b the problems for future inclding legal issues from corporation
Anonymous
26 June 2026 at 22:47
I inherited a 50% undivided share in an industrial land parcel along with my sister. The land can be physically divided into two equal portions, each having independent road frontage. The only requirement is that each co-owner's separate share must be recognized and mutated through the subdivision process prescribed by the industrial authority.
The original Agreement to Sale/Allotment with the industrial authority also states that the allottees shall abide by the rules and procedures issued by the authority from time to time. I am therefore trying to comply with the prescribed subdivision procedure.
However, the industrial authority has informed me that it cannot issue notice to a non-cooperating co-owner and requires both co-owners to sign the subdivision application. My sister is refusing to cooperate.
Without subdivision, I cannot obtain approvals such as a new building permission or land use conversion for my inherited share. As a result, I am unable to independently improve, develop or realize the value of my property, even though my share is undisputed.
I do not wish to file a partition suit if it can reasonably be avoided. My only objective is to have my already inherited 50% share recognized through subdivision and mutation so that I can independently exercise my rights over that share.
My question is: Can one co-owner indefinitely block the other co-owner from exercising these rights simply by refusing to sign a subdivision application? Have any courts directed authorities to issue notice to the non-cooperating co-owner and proceed with subdivision, or is a civil partition suit the only practical remedy in such situations?
It appears unfair that while the industrial authority requires allottees to comply with its rules and procedures, the present process effectively allows one co-owner to indefinitely prevent the other from complying with those very procedures and from exercising legitimate property rights.
Anonymous
26 June 2026 at 19:21
My neighbour has put the big, lightening religious board above his door ,on common hallway wall. Is that legal. Can I object it legally.
Dilip Ranadive
23 June 2026 at 21:45
I am a flat holder in Lodha groups complex at Thane. There are 5 socities in complex, who have newly formed Association. Lodhha had not done conveyance of any society or formed a Association and disappered one day. Now Association is charging common facilities like STP, Compost plant and area such as clubhouse, swimming pool, auditorium, central ground, gardens, roads on hybrid model as Repair fund, Sinking fund, Property tax of common area on Flat size in a building and services as saleries of servents, water bills on unit numbers from member socities. Is this a right way to charge maintenance of common area and facilities? If so under which law and its clause? I couldnot find any saperate Bylaw for Association or Federation. Please advice--- Dilip Ranadive
Sankarlal Agrawalla
15 June 2026 at 23:24
I booked a flat. Paid to builder 40% of the flat cost. Requested the builder to register AFS to clear balance dues 60% by obtaining home loan. Builder non acted on my request. He cancelled my allotment siting reason of non payment and forfeited 10% of flat amount, GST amount and overdue interest. Subsequently sold my flat to another buyer by registering AFS to enjoy the appreciation value of the flat. What remedies available to me in getting my flat back?
Anonymous
29 May 2026 at 16:44
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Anonymous
28 May 2026 at 18:48
We are 5 siblings from Mumbai suburbs father died interstate in 1984 and mother died in 2019 we 5 siblings own tenanted building given by our grand father through registered partition deed in year 1955 our eldest brother was only a month Old in November 1955 and then grand father added his name as minor son as beneficiary along with our father . after our father's death he used to manage the property collecting rent etc.he made mutation entry in City survey property card without mentioning ratio but now He claims his ratio is 60 % as his name is already there in partition deed and even in mutation entry his name is there as minor son and father as a guardian. So what he is claiming is that legally correct please guide us .
Dr. MPS RAMANI Ph.D.[Tech.]
24 May 2026 at 12:04
How to transfer the ownership of a motor vehicle with the RTO on the death of the owner under the following circumstances.
1. The vehicle had an insurance as required under the Act and in the policy (a) the nominee had been specified. (b) no nominee had been specified or the nominee also is deceased.
2. There is a will covering all that the deceased owned without specifying the motor vehicle.
3. There is no will.
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Recent gpa changes.
Hi. My parents are extremely worried about this, I would appreciate alot any guidance. There was a land owned by a guy which was given to him through gram panchayat about 30-40 yrs ago. Since then the land has been sold through GPA(power of attorney) to multiple people. My parents recently bought this land with literally all their life savings. Now since the new GPA rules rules out by delhi govt my parents are extremely worried what will happen and either they own the land or not. I know gpa isn't owning a land but well the clauses include everything in the GPA.
SOME DETAILS:
The seller and my parents both are the same village residents.
The land is under lal dora
We have all the documents of all seller and buyers till today.
Please give some good news. We are stressing over here. If it's a issue please tell us what we can do now.