laxmikantsagar
11 May 2015 at 10:20
my self laxmikant from latur.reason:my tenant doing permit room business in my property forcefuly.i given legal notice also he not give any answer for that notice.after few days i got news my tenant submiteed my important document submitted in excise department for his license and doing duplicates signature .he running his business without our agreement.then i do criminal case on tenant.even after that he doing business in my propety. can i take stay order on his business from court or can take order for seal his business???plzzzzz help me how can i stop and seal his illegal business.
NAVEEN SIDDA
10 May 2015 at 23:09
Respected sir/ma'am,
Please clarify the below doubt..
Previous owner agreed to transfer the property to Mr.X. first, after some time that previous owner agreed with me as well (without knowing to me regarding previous agreement) to sell the property and even he registered in my name.
now Mr.X. said that the registration is void and even he wants to approach the court.
is there any law to make the registration void?
Please advise on the above. thanx.
Best regards,
Naveen.
ravikiran
10 May 2015 at 12:25
Dear Sir,
we have 300 sq yards in hyderabad, many people said that this particular land falls under ULC, so i bought clearance certificate from ULC, later applied for building permission at GHMC, they gave me a memo to get NOC from MRO. i applied for NOC at collector office last year 2014 from there the file was forwarded to MRO. Revenue Inspector visited the site and said many different stories, i told him to give the same in writting, later they advised me to regularise the plot under GO 59 which was released by the govt recently, but as per GO 59 vacant lands are not regularized so i have not applied.
NOw can i apply NOC under RTI ACT. please help and guide us.
Vijay
10 May 2015 at 03:21
I have a residential plot in A.P. A person unknown to me sent a legal notice claiming that I entered into an agreement with him to sell my plot by giving me an advance amount. He wants me to register the plot in his name by taking the balance amount.
I never met him, did not take any money and did not enter into any agreement.
What options do I have to handle this kind of false claim? Thanks,
shree ranga
10 May 2015 at 01:41
initially we trusted our chief promoter cum secy who ultimately turned out to be a fraudster. upon complaint to ddr the registrar took over and subsequently administrator was appointed. Administrators from registrar office met chief promoter cum secy asking to handover all documents, records etc. which he refused. they have initiated process under 146. meanwhile under instruction from administrator and registrar election officer conducted elections and new committee elected. Now new committee is literally recreating all books, records, etc from scratch. there are 2 blocks and out of 70 flats 55 are occupied and owners identified. 45 have share cert plus allotment letter. 10 have none but receipts issued by secy, chief promoter as entry fee; token money etc. remaining 15 flats locked and 3 belongs to chief promoter and balance 12 unknown. Since no registrar of members is available and we are starting the whole thing from scratch how to identify the identity of the 12 locked flats. chief prom secy not co-operating, evading absconding. How many years we can wait before taking over these empty flats assuming they are not allotted. Note :ours is not builder type co-op society. here society formed first and members bought land and development rights from farmer and sale deed from farmer to socy.done. the fraud chief promot. may have issued forged certificates since he may have printed many blanks and issued to his friends, relations who may claim later. We want to finalize final list of members. pls suggest way out.
Showkath A
09 May 2015 at 21:41
Sir,
I would like to purchase the site in bangalore but owner in usa his father wants sell the property through notary gpa from usa
He says register in this gpa, when the owner comes do the register certification from registered office, i would like to know is it valid and what is the process.
KETAN MANDANI
09 May 2015 at 16:51
Dear Sir,
I have just signed up for lawyer's club India, website..
I have a particular issue regarding Parking in co-operative housing society.
I live in a rented flat in a 13 storied building in Kandivali (west) in Mumbai. I own a four wheeler Car. The landlord stays in Europe, and have given power of Attorney to his father in law staying in Ghatkopar, Mumbai, who signs rent agreement with me every year.
My society (Building A) is in a larger premises having four other buildings (building C, D and E).
There are 51 flats in my building, out of which only one flat (i.e. mine) is on rental basis and all the others are on ownership basis.
Each building has its own internal parking area where they have demarcated parking space. plus there is an access road connecting all the buildings, on both sides of which, parking spaces is there. The four buildings viz. A, C, D & E have formed an Apex Body which has taken up the ownership of access road and have distributed parking space within four buildings recently. Accordingly, my building (A) has been allocated four car parking to be given to its members.
Now the issue is as follows :
the society of my building (A) every year conducts a draw / lottery for allocation of parking space in its 'own' internal parking space (where approx. 27 parking space is available compared to more no. of cars). However, the society did not include my car in the lottery citing that I am staying on rental basis and all the other people on ownership basis have objected to inclusion of my name. I did not object at that time; and placed my car on Access Road where parking so far was on 'First Come First Serve' basis. If I didn't get parking, I had to park the car on main road. Similarly, for all those who didn't get parking in lottery system, parked their cars on access road if available; or else outside. but most of the flat owners had two cars; one allotted in society parking area and other placed on access road.
Recently, the four buildings made an apex body (of A, C, D & E). and took up the road and distributed parking amongst themselves as mentioned above. My society has been allocated four Car Parking Spaces. In my society (building A), there are five excess cars including mine (Excess cars are those cars which didn't get parking space in lottery system in society's internal parking area).
Ideally, the society was expected to further conduct a draw / lottery of these four car parking space, to accommodate four out of five cars including mine. But once again they did the same thing, i.e. excluded me because of my 'rental' status and distributed four car parking spaces amongst themselves because of which I had to keep my car outside the premises ie.. on road on first come first serve basis. All these four cars are second cars of their owners. whereas I have only one car. I had requested the society to consider my car in the lottery of atleast access road if not in the society's parking space; but they did not consider the same.
My question is :
1) First of all, can society allocate its own parking space (internal parking) through lottery system or it has to be on first come first serve basis? Even if society has allocated internal car parking through lottery, can they exclude tenants (ie. families staying on rent)? Don't rental members have equal rights on society's resources? Can society discriminate against families staying on rental basis while conducting lottery system? shouldn't the car be considered as the car of Flat no. xxx from which the society has been getting regular maintenance?
2) Regarding Access Road : Can Apex body of four societies distribute parking space on Access Road amongst four buildings against collection of deposit? or the parking on access has to be on first come first serve basis? Also, even if it has allocated parking space amongst four buildings, can my society allocate parking through lottery system or the parking on these four spaces have to be based on availability?
Next Most important question is : Can my society exclude me from lottery / draw of four car parking space allocated to it on the access road, & thus distribute amongst four members? Can they discriminate against tenant?
I would request you to kindly guide me so that I can protect my rights as a tenant having equal rights to 'use' the common resources of the society. I am ready to pay the parking deposit and monthly charges.
I would be greatful to receive Experts' opinion (with relevant section of any act, if possible). and what further actions can I (& should I) take?
Thanks and Regards
Ketan Mandani
Mumbai
ketanmandani@rediffmail.com
nagaraja
09 May 2015 at 14:10
What is the meaning of DTCP Approval
1. While providing Approval , whether DTCP will insist for Good Roads , Drinking Water facilities - for any ventures
2. What are the mandatory points required for DTCP Layout approval ??
3. Covered Car Parking in the ground floor is permitted by Chennai Tamilnadu government ?
Naga Raja
khalid jaffrey
09 May 2015 at 11:34
Respected experts,
please help me out with three queries with regard to division of property among Muslims under personal law-
1.if a Muslim women has certain property in her name say 100 rupees earned by the women, and if such women dies intestate leaving behind only daughter and a husband, what would be the share of each them.will the daughter would be entitled to the whole property or husband is also entitled to some share, if yes what would be his share.
2.if a Muslim husband and a wife is living separately for more than 20 yrs, would there marriage be subsist and is annulled? note- they are living seperately without judicial separation or under any provision, they have not seen each other for 20 yrs.
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