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SURAJ VISHWAKARMA   19 March 2024 at 11:36

Credit card arbitration notice received

I've received through E-mail, Intitation for conciliation u/s 62. of the arbitraion and conciliation act for credit card outstanding from SBI and currently have no money to pay for and even do not want to attend and online meeting. Kindly suggest on how do i send reply on the same.

ashok k rao   19 March 2024 at 09:18

Case filed under 138 cheque bounce


(further to the expert advise from Mr. T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 18 March 2024)


Hello, I filed a cheque bounce case of Rs.2 lakhs in Feb 2021 pertaining to refund of my property booking amount which I had paid online from Bangalore to Hubli and the owner withdrew full amount from bank and closed the account and sold the property to another buyer. For almost 12-15 months even after getting notices from Court he did not turn up for taking bail. He came later and without serving notice to my advocate managed to get bail and ran away and again not seen for 2 years. Court issued 9 NBWs and Arrest warrants. On 26th Feb 24, case advanced from 29-4-2024 he came without any notice to my advocate took date and disappeared. I have been given Rs.300 payment orders as complainant by Hon Court. I wonder if such things are permitted by Hon Courts that one accused is escaping so many notices/NBWs/Arrest Warrants. The case is posted for PW-1 CROSS and my advocate do not yet received any intimation from Court/opposite party. I prayed to the Hon Judge to order Ex parte previous date, but did not get orders. My advocate is also in a fix to explain to me. Kindly advise what next for me.
PS: I spoke to my advocate and he says that we have not received any intimation either in writing or orally about advancing the case from 29-4-2024 to 26-2-2024. Even earlier also to obtain bail, he did the same thing. We now wonder after 9 NBWs and Arrest warrants, how can Hon Court recall so many warrants issued against him without enquiring if the notice has been served or not to me and to my advocate. and straightaway giving date for cross examination of PW-1 and that too when the accused is telling that this cross examination will bring success to accussed. I wonder Sir/s.
Kindly advise whether I need to attend the court on 16.4.2024 (not informed to me by accused or the court) and whether I can file objection to this order.

Read more at: https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/case-filed-under-138-cheque-bounce-758411.asp

Keshav E   01 November 2022 at 13:36

Carrying alcohol from madurai to munnar

Hi experts,
Is it legal for me to carry alcohol from madurai to Kerala via road? If not is there any other alternative way to carry alcohol?

Thanks and regards
Harish

Anonymous   01 November 2022 at 09:54

Builder change ibms to ifms

Dear Sir/Mam,
In my residential society, earlier it was a IBMS but from 2016, Builder change it into IFMS means before 2016 sell out flat has IBMS and after 2016 sold out flat has IFMS now there is two types of fund in one society even if someone want to transfer his flat to other (via sell) then forcefully Builder changed it to IFMS. IS this legal as per RERA or not can any builder run two rules in one society.

Note- Few Person in this forum like Mr. Rajendra Kumar Goyal is giving a very fake advice so I request him not to give his advice, Some time he simply say file consumer complaint, Everyone knows it but before consumer complaint it is just evaluation so please stay away with this post.

Pendyala Vasudeva Rao   02 September 2022 at 21:14

Lr petition

LR petition is pending in declaration suit. Respondents not filed counter since 1200 days. Court not forefrited the right of respondents. Already 5 defendents set exparty. O 8, R 10 petition filed by plaintiff.Can the court pronounce the judgement in favour of plaintiff? How?

Mohan Krishan   02 September 2022 at 10:15

Matters

I need a very junior lawyer
to handle a few of my personal cases in civil and consumer forums in
delhi and gurgaon - basically I will be preparing etc and he will
provide some guidance, coordination etc. Will pay small fees as
a lumpsum or otherwise. If you can help me connect to some of them.
Thanks. Sharad.

Balaji Bakthavathsal   21 August 2022 at 13:05

Opposing restoration petition of an appeal suit

Dear Learned Lawyers,
I humbly request you to give your valuable guidance / suggestion in the following matter.
As some fraudsters attempted to grab our property with the help of some fake documents, we filed a civil suit in the lower court in the year 2010 seeking permanent injunction restraining the fraudsters against trespassing and mandatory injunction to the registrar for cancelling the fraudulent encumbrances made on our property. Since the respondents failed to appear before the court, the judge awarded an ex-parte judgment / decree in favour of us in the year 2016, granting the prayers sought by us. However, one of the respondent who is a mere power agent who obtained the Power of Attorney from another fraudster and whose power of attorney got cancelled by the fraudulent principal filed an appeal suit in the next appellate court immediately in the year 2016 itself and dragged the suit with the intention of of giving mental torture to us and thereby extorting money from us. We did not yield to expectation and patiently attended the case. However, the appellant did not appear in the court nor his counsel came forward to argue the case. After more than 6 long years, finally the appeal suit got dismissed by default by the appellate court as there was no representation from the appellant side. Now it is learnt that the appellant has filed restoration petition to restore the appeal. The notice is yet to be served to us.
Under these circumstances, I humbly request the learned lawyers to suggest / guide the best means to encounter the restoration petition ?
Thanking you,
With regards
Balaji

BHARTI KOTHARI   17 August 2022 at 23:10

Bail aplication

Accused has been srested for the charge of S.376 and since March 2019 is behind bar. he has preferred bail apllication for bail after filling charge sheed in the year 2021 however it has been rejected. then he has got heart problem and therefore filled fresh bail application on the ground of chnge of circumstances on medical condition and raised the ground of consentful act of the victim and seek bail. Now the judge got convinced on the consenting act but he is saying that accused medical report is coming normal and therefore it can not be change of circumstances and asking how he can entertain fresh bail aplication. here i want to say in previous bail aplication consentful act was not the defence and this defence was raised for the first time and further this bail aplication is filled in AUgust 2022 after 1 year and there is no progress in matter as no charge even has framed. kindly advice

sonavnayak   12 August 2022 at 14:32

Contempt petition on board time limit

Bombay High Court : I win arbitration interim order in the year 2018 and respondent fail to obey the interim order. Arbitrator after covid grant them again several chances but respondent fail without any valid reason and arbitrator order us to file Contempt petition in Bombay High Court. I file on 01-04-2022, till date case came not on board, how much time it takes to come board. Please help me

Swaty Gupta   10 August 2022 at 19:08

Perjury by landlord

Dear Experts,
My family is a tenant of commercial premises since 1948 in Delhi. We had a long ongoing dispute with an ex partner. In 2015, this ex partner made his Samdhi buy this premises who became the landlord.
First this landlord initiated legal proceedings calling my family illegal tenants and cited damage to the premises. He was proven wrong and rt before losing the case, he withdrew it.
By that time 5 yrs had passed, and then he initiated eviction against us citing bonafide need for his son which he won. He said that his son has quit job, is presently unemployed and wants to do business.
The review and appeal in high court was also dismissed.
The eviction deadline is 31st March. Meanwhile, We have come into possession of multiple documentary evidence which are a clear proof that landlord's bonafide claim is a total lie. Even the intention to open business can be proven otherwise.
We have realised that their is no relief for a tenant in the courts now. We tried giving these evidence in high court but were refused an opportunity to present it.
The landlord has lied not once but twice in the courts and engaged previously in frivolous and now false litigations against my family causing great drain on our mental peace and finances.
If we do not challenge the eviction any further, is there any way that the landlord can be tried for perjury.
We are under litigation with the person in the background (ex partner) for the last 42 years, and now his prop finally got us evicted.
Does a better title of property entitle a landlord to lie in the courts.
Regards
Swati