Chatchithanantham Deivasigaman
15 July 2010 at 09:11
Dear Sirs,
I have a piece of about 1 acre land at Vellankoil in Erode district of Tamilnadu. The land is adjacent to main road and it is not fenced. Few days back officials from TNEB visited the land with out our permission and knowledge and marked some place at the middle of our land for commissioning an Electrical transformer/tower. They have also taken soil sample for investigation from our land.
When we enquired about it, the officials said they are going to install an electrical tower in the marked place, which will consume about 1500 sr. feet of land.
Without issuing a notice to us they are proceeding the matter. Kindly advise us how to stop them proceeding further?
Regards,
D.Chatchithanantham.
joaquim
15 July 2010 at 03:03
help
hi i am from goa. i live in a house which is 190years old and which is in landlords property. the thing is the house is about to break snice the walls are of mud and the land lord is not willing to give noc to renovate it in to a new house.and also my grand father had paıd 1800rs in 1955 and no written was taken.we have our name on 1/14 form as others right in tenant column, and the landlord have died leaving it to his sons. my first thing is how he is the landlord before our house was built or before 1818,
second how do i produce myself in court so i get the benefits of money which grandfather paid
help
AJIT KAWATKAR
15 July 2010 at 01:55
can any learned lawyer provide me the judgement at aurangabad high court:--Ref.cc 3863/of 99 decided on4/12/2000:Sonam v/s state of maharashtra.Thanks!
Anonymous
15 July 2010 at 01:01
Father "A" bequeathed his property in favour of daughter "B" through registered will. After some years this same Father "A" sold this property without cancelling the will to the third party "C" through registered sale deed. Now Father "A" is died. Please clarify "Is any legal problems from his daughter "B" to the third party "C" who was purchased the property through registered sale deed". Thanks
C.A Alok Mukherjee
14 July 2010 at 16:59
In the course of booking of a flat often a buyer need to take the assistance of a legal expert since many formalities which the promoter insist may create confusion to the buyer even the legal expert of the buyer may not brief in detail the procedural follow ups he would be doing for the buyer.It would be a great help if somebody guide the buyer's checklist and tentative cost at best may be incurred by the buyer for the legal cost at various phase? What could be a standard repayment schedule the buyer need to pay for buying a flat to the promoter. Often promoter insist 30% on booking, 10% on brickwork, 105 on plastering etc. what could be justifiable?
C.A Alok Mukherjee
14 July 2010 at 12:57
Can anybody please help me what are the preliminary steps one should check for or take legal assistance for buying a flat from
a private promoter? It is often questioned about the integrity of a promoter, what additional precaution the buyer should check before the booking of flat as well as after the booking of a flat?
Please provide me a guideline.
Baskaran Kanakasabai
14 July 2010 at 10:53
In the process of litigation, is n't evidence a necessity to establish that one party to the litigation has erred and that the other is innocent, in order to punish the guilty and protect or compensate the innocent?
Suchitra. S
13 July 2010 at 18:21
Respected experts, please let me know the list of the Acts relating to apartments ownership in Karnataka.
We come across problems relating to allotment of parking space, non refund of booking amount, registration of apartment owner's association etc, and I want to know the Acts which are related to them.
Anonymous
13 July 2010 at 18:14
Can a person execute a release deed in case of mete and bound in property???
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encumberance
dear sir,
can any body tell me whether dispossession from property comes under the definition of unencumbered, if yes please let me know the Act?