Abhay Dixit
26 August 2016 at 07:17
Hi,
I have land 2.5 gunthe in Igatpuri Dist Nashik. I have done construction with permission of municipal authority of igatpuri, but now i have to convert it in NA land, so what procedure i have to follow, please help me.
Pradeep Kumar
26 August 2016 at 01:48
We live in Bangalore. Our layout's approach road was blocked by adjacent landlords. Approx. 1000 residents living in our lay out are in agony. Bangalore Development Plan shows the road. Documents clearly shows an encroachment. We have been approaching BBMP authorities to help us out. No response. To address this issue, we have filed a writ petition in Feb-16. Respondents keep taking time to file objections. The landlord's objections appear to be baseless while they are saying grammar errors, unrelated things, etc. without producing evidence whether or not they encroached the road. We have strong documentary evidence.
Problem that we realise now is: (Sorry to say) our lawyer is incompetent to deal our case. Uptill now, did not clear any objections except filed WP. She is coming to us asking how to clear the objections. Even writ petition content was prepared by us while she brought legal section numbers into it. In hearings, she keeps quiet and tells us she will clear in writing. But even that does not happen. Any how, we are in problem and need to come out of it.
Your suggestion is required for:
- What is the procedure to nominate another lawyer after we choose a competent one?
- Whether current lawyer has to formally hand-over in court or if we (Petitioners) give an affidavit, is adequate?
Please ADVISE. Urgent.
Pradeep
Selvam P
25 August 2016 at 21:52
We had a field(cultivating land) in Tirunelveli,tamilnadu which was registered in Kerala before 10years.What is the procedure to register it in Tirunelveli now
siddhartha
25 August 2016 at 17:26
dear sir
kindly tell about the transfer fee charges by the builder is leagle,like i purchased a flat in resale ,at the time of allotment to first allotee transfer fee was only 50,000/- rs as per sell agreement ,now suddenly builder enhance it from that to 500/- rs psf.this was written in agreement that it is adminstration cost . can builder do so,kindly suggest the legal way out.
thanks
siddhartha
V Gupta
25 August 2016 at 16:53
A self acquired property of my grand father who died leaving behind 4 daughters and 7 sons out of 7 sons 1 died before him. Son who died before my grand father has 4 childern who are not letting others in family to dispose the property. Can my father file an injunction suit against them? What can they do after my father files a suit? My grand father had never made any will.
Parthiv Pathak
25 August 2016 at 14:29
Gentlemen, good Afternoon to you all,
My simple query is if a Company enters into a contract with any opposite party, than is it necessary that the stamp papers should have been purchased in the name of that Company? Is there any hard and fast rule in this regard or supported by any section of Stamp Act? Please provide a suitable clarification. I will be grateful.
Thanks, Parth
monty lamba
25 August 2016 at 12:53
Dear Sir,
Plaintiff filed a civil suit for declaration, possession and permanent injunction after execution of WILL around 5.5 yrs. and paid court fees short.
1. I'm a defendant, I'm already filed u/o 7 Rule 11 cpc application, but Hon'ble
court dismissed my application.
2. same suit transfer to other court
please advice for next.
Emran
25 August 2016 at 01:38
I am planning to buy resale flat in Mumbai. Who is supposed to pay society fees for NOC ? Is it buyer or seller?
Emran
25 August 2016 at 01:34
I am planing to buy resale of flat in Mumbai. I need NOC from society for bank loan. The Society is asking fees of Rs.50000 for issuing the NOC. Who is supposed to pay the society fees? Is it buyer or seller? I have heard it is seller and the maximum amount the society can ask is Rs.25000. Pls comfirm
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