Anonymous
09 January 2011 at 09:29
Father sold his self acquired property and bought a new property with that money. He is having one son and one daughter. But, the new property was bought in the name of the son, who does not have any income. Father dies intestate.
Whether the daughter is having right on the property bought in the name of the son?
Anonymous
09 January 2011 at 09:28
Tenant sent rent by money order to the land lord. Landlord refused to received the money order and filed eviction petition (RCOP).
No notice issued on the tenant.
Dispute over the rent amount and period to be paid was raised in the court. Court passed interim order to deposit rent amount as per the agreement in force. Tenant deposited the money as per the interim order and was depositing every month without fail.
Court held that there is a will full default committed by the tenant. Court also held that the period and the amount of the rent arrears claimed by the Landlord is right. The court had not directed the tenant to pay the difference of amount. Erroneously decided that the interim order was not complied, because the court had not seen or called for the receipts deposited in the treasury. But, ordered eviction.
RCA filed. Stay petition is also filed. Interim stay not granted, stating that the tenant has to deposit the rent arrears. But the Stay petition and RCA pending.
1. What is the rule for getting interim stay?
2. Whether the tenant has to deposit money, even though he was complying with the interim order of the lower Court?
3. Whether the tenant has to continue depositing rent as per the lower court’s interim order?
4. Whether the appeal before High Court is possible for denying the interim stay?
5. Whether the land lord can file EP?
Anonymous
09 January 2011 at 09:17
JV between the builder and land owner. Ratio 60:40. POA given to Builder. Builder sold 80% fraudulently.
Is it a civil case or criminal case?
saurav
08 January 2011 at 10:02
whether setting up of A.T.M. machine by a bank on the leasehold premises amounts to sub letting or it is merely a collateral purpose?
Anonymous
08 January 2011 at 01:36
I am a property owner,wanna give my property on rent.The ultimate purpose --timely receiving of rent,timely eviction of the property.
Which deed is best for me out of all these three deeds?
And why?
And what is the difference among these three?
Anonymous
07 January 2011 at 21:18
Dear Sir, Please help me in this Issue My Grand Father died in 1990,He has 4 sons my father is one of though, after my grand father expired these 4 sons shared his father's property equally 3elders were taken a house and they given a plot to my father. and these 4 persons wrote an aggrement in the year 1990 in 100 rupees stamp paper only that to not registerd yet, in that aggrement they clearly mentioned the each person's shares they put their signatures in that.Now my father's share is valuable than these 3 persons. My father's two elder brothers were died . My father's first brother's sons are going to sale their propery ,and aggrement is also over now they are waiting for the registration. they didnt ask anything to my father .How can we secure my father's share please help me. I asked to a Register office document writer he told 1)first take a life of that 100 rupees stamp paper aggrement in R.D.O office and 2)first register on my father's name and next sale to my mother like that thay given a suggestion. please tell me sir this is the right way to go. please give me ur valuable suggestion. Thank you sir, Sandeep sandeep4sapbi@gmail.com.
Manoj
07 January 2011 at 21:08
A and B are neighbours. They are living in independent bunglows. Bunglows of A and B are divided by a common compound wall. 'A' number of time throws garbage in Bunglow of B in thier absence or when they are doing some household work in house. Now B wants to stop A from doing this again and again and also give him a fitting reply so that he does not repeat this again. What should be done by B to prevent A from doing such things in future, What legal remedy is available to B
Anonymous
07 January 2011 at 16:02
Respacted Sir/ Madam
My Father have an Agriculture Land Alloted jointly in name of My father and his two broters out of Five Brothers from my Grand Father. at That time they were living as joint family with My Grandh Father and his Brother.
The Said agriculture land was alloted amonth my father and his two brothers, Ladn was situated in Two arraji in different Location in Rajasthan. A disput arrived when one of the file for Suitable "Bantwara" and We won the case. Beside of these one of my second grandfather's son who was only one child from him was taken in to his ownership since 40 years without any written agreement and he doing agriculture activity their.
The Bantwara among my father and his two brother taken place as per Revenue court Order at both place in 2008 and the give us. one of my uncle has taken kabja on behalf of the court order at both place.
The question arrise that Grandfather's Brother son file a suit in court for transferr the property in name of him on behalf of Joint Family and his Kabja since 40 yrs from my father and his two brothers name. on behalf of Oral acceptance by my father and his brothers. The Court has summed to Parti Name araji Opened and asked to present their owenership.
The case should be accepted by the Oral acceptance and his Kabja since 40 years and one of Quarrl Case amongh the party filed in a Police Station againt him ( The Cusine uncle ) and my father ?
The Question is arrived that could the Court intertain the case on behalf of the above to transfer in Cusine Uncle beside that the property was allotted in name of my father and his two botther and we fought suit between them and won and taken kabja in paper of Govt. TAhsildar orders on behalf of Revenue Court Order or reject the case ?
and one thing I would like to mention whole property partition case was in knowldege of Cusine Uncle and his father ?
please guide
jmp
07 January 2011 at 13:42
When bank sell mortgaged property of borrower on account of default makes sale deed and purchaser pays stamp duty on registration deed but whether any deemed sale can be treated between borrower and bank for levy of stamp duty? if yes who is liable to pay stamp duty? Borrower or bank or purchaser?
Question is for Gujarat State
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Irrevocable POA
Property owner ‘X’ gives POA to ‘Y’ authorizing him to sell his property, after few alterations. By the agreement “Y’ invested for the alterations, spend for court cases for clearing litigation on the property and other incidental expenses. But no money paid to ‘X’ directly by ‘Y’.
Whether the money spent on the property by ‘Y” will be treated as consideration?
Whether the POA is irrevocable?
How to make this POA as irrevocable?