Y Singh N Rajput
04 April 2015 at 20:13
I need latest judgement of supreme court / high court on the verdict that a person who is having a possession of the immovable property is not entitled / eligible for temporary injection.[ REF. CPC ORDER 39 RULE 1 ]
secondly , the plaintiff is not entitled for the temporary judgement when the relief asked in the main suit and in the stay application is one and the same.
Sandeep
04 April 2015 at 16:53
Dear Ones,
My father is a retired government servant. My father has 04 brothers and he has khatedari land which he has got from my Grandfather.
Now, my uncle are running a Marriage Garden/Hall in my fathers area of land without his consent and making profits alone. My UNCLE has got the Marriage Garden registered from Municipal Corporation.
Under RTI, Municipal Corporation has provided us documents of registration in which my uncle has declared himself as the Owner and my father as co-owner.
How can we go ahead and get the registration of the Marriage Garden cancelled and get a court stay on the commercial activities.
Thank you,
Niraj Deshmukh
04 April 2015 at 16:21
My client booked a flat with his wife. His wife expired before registration of flat. What is the process to register that property. Can my client remove the name of his deceased wife name.
vimal shah
04 April 2015 at 15:10
hello sir,
redeveloped building society have rights to sell stilt car parking space ?
Jaswant Sisodia
04 April 2015 at 13:56
Dear Sir,
My father has bought 1BHK flat and at the time of registration he added my name also in it. Then me and my father has made power of attorney and added my mother name in this flat. so now me, my father and my mother's name is this property.
now we want to gift this flat to my sister. so guide me whether we will have to pay any stamp duty for this or not. And what will be the process to release my ownership in this property? I want to get rid of this flat and want to gift it to my sister.
Looking forward to hear from you.
Thanks
J. S.
askar ali baig
04 April 2015 at 11:01
Sir, I have written and given an agreement of sale in the year 1998. It's written like this. I have received an amount of Rs 1 lakh as advance for the sale of a portion of the property. There is no mention of the balance amount to be paid for registration. No witness for it. Property document house tax water and electricity is on my name. It is self acquired property.
Now they claim it is sold and the house is theirs. Pl. Guide whether this agreement is valid in the court of law.
Askar
UMMkalantar
04 April 2015 at 10:37
Dear Experts
The brief of past of the case (we are plaintiff):
Our OS is dated July 2013 (Emergency & Permanent); the defendant also filed OS in July 2014. Both are together heard by the same court. Our OS suit in the City Civil Court is for bare injunction restraining the defendants from interfering with the plaintiff in demolition and reconstruction of a three storey building. Inspite of the Police complaint, the Hon’ble High Court direction to Police to enquire based on our CSR and the municipal corporation letter to police to provide police protection to demolish the un-demolished single storey, we are unable to commence demolition work for which the police authority cites the reason of pending court case.
To protract and prolong the case, the defendants filed interim applications on the ground that our plaint suffers from insufficient cause of action and court fees etc under O7R11 of CPC. The learned judge rejected which was again contested by the defendants in the High Court as revision petition under article 227 of the constitution, which was also dismissed by the Hon’ble High Court; consequently connected miscellaneous petition are closed. No Cost. We are awaiting interim order.
Yet to be demolished one floor is in a dangerous condition of collapse which is danger to public and traffic, that is mentioned in our plaint. We could not go near our building. The defendants are unlawfully threatening us. Further, we are forfeiting our Municipal charges paid for planning and building permission due to target time expiry which is over one lakh rupee.
Experts what additional steps we have to take start our demolition works. The next summer holidays are going to come? What is the significance of interim order of our prayer?
The defendants threatening us with further writ petition to protract the case? Is it permissible?
Thanks in advance.
Sundar XXXXXXX
04 April 2015 at 10:04
Prestige Lakeside Habitat is a Benchmark Project from the well known Prestige group.
When I look at the agreement between the owners of the land and Prestige, it is actually a development agreement, where the owners give builder the right to develop and sell apartments and villas. As compensation the builder agrees to share revenues with some owners and provide built up areas of a certain area to others.
As of now the builder has not met any of his obligation to the owners.So I think he does not technically have the right to sell to any third party. But the project has been launched for general public.
Given such a scenario, if I book a property in this project, would it not be necessary to add a clause in my agreement that indemnifies me against any future litigation?
Thanks
Sundar
vicky
04 April 2015 at 08:00
am staying in an apartment for the last 4 years. While I have only one car park as per the rental agreement, I have 2 cars and when I discussed with he society about the charges they said the same would be 1k per month and I paid the same for 3 months. Post this I was told to hold paying the charges as they were allocating slots and so on. Now the next I hear from them is after 4 years saying that I have to pay all dues. This is in spite of them not raising the bills till date. Now during this period my car also had damages due to tree residue , children playing where in I had to replace my wind shields. As a tenant I have not gone back to the society on this damage issue and raised bills. Today out of the blue isince there is a new committee is it right for the society to raise back dated bills and say that they cannot be held responsible for damages of the car?. Should it not be that since they raise back dated bills for 4 years I could also pay the differential ( bills less costs of damage) and close this issue?
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Registration of non registered flat
My father passed away last year.My mother inherited flat.For some reason registration of flat was not done by father.Is there any way to register it now?
It is a resell flat.Seller of flat is not in contact.
Thanks in advance