paresh mehta
09 June 2011 at 13:11
my self was working as engineer. i have been acquitted honorably by Gujarat high court on 24/3/2011. the same has been informed to my company. yet no action for reinstatement. how long should i wait before taking further actions? what line of action are advisable in this matter. detail judgement can be viewed on high court web site. cr. appli. 759/98.
Anonymous
09 June 2011 at 12:38
We recently purchased property from say one Mr. X through duly registered transfer deed.
This property was built on behalf of society members and allotted to Mr. X on completion.
Mr. X had mortgaged the property with a bank on the basis of the allotment letter, share
certificates in his name and letter from sub-registrar of societies recognising his membership.
We paid up and cleared the mortgage on behalf of Mr. X and executed a transfer deed for
transfer of ownership to us. This deed has been registered with the sub-registrar's office.
Now Mr. X was rather lax or ignorant about getting the Gharpatti (Property Tax) transferred
to his name when he took possession of the premises he was allotted.
Recently when we approached the municipality we were informed the property tax (gharpatti)
stood in the name of "Chairman" of the society and there is a sum of Rs. 5469/- in arrears
towards property tax payment.
We got Mr. X to pay up and clear the arrears and also asked him to apply for transfer of
Gharpatti (property tax) to his name, so that then we can apply for transfer of
Gharpatti(property tax) to our name.
Mr. X applied for transfer of the Gharpatti and attached true-copies of Allottment letter,
Share Certificate in his name, Letter of recognition of membership provided by Sub-registrar
of Societies. However, municipal officers, for reasons best known to them, are refusing to
accept or entertain his application and are demanding that he also attach a deed of
sale/purchase/transfer similar to ours.
Since Mr. X has never purchased the said premises but instead was allotted the same by the society
which built the premises, he has not got any sale/purchase/transfer deed but only has allotment letter,
membership recognition letter and share certificate in his name.
Society is registered CHS, however dysfunctional since many of its members aren't educated
and the chairman left without constituting a new managing committee. We plan to request sub-registrar
of societies to appoint administrator since there is no one to administer the society, but that is not
what this query is about.
Primary query is to know if Municipality is right in demanding Sale/Purchase/Transfer deed when there
is none and not entertaining the application for Gharpatti (Property Tax) transfer to Mr. X even when
he is providing documents like Share certificates, Allotment Letter,
Sub-registrar of Societies letter recognising his membership and ownership and what can be done
in this case?
We have written to the Ward Officer and are awaiting his reply on the matter, but would greatly
appreciate expert views/suggestion on how we should deal with what to us seems deliberate
obstruction and harassment by municipal authorities.
Please also note that this property was mortgaged with a bank, so the question of Mr. X not
having proper and clear right and title to it is perhaps resolved, since its highly unlikely
that any bank would forward a loan against a property with ownership in doubt.
Awaiting your advise.
Thanks in advance.
uma
09 June 2011 at 11:51
Sir,
Our daughter 5.6yrs old spelled "Aabha" in her birth certificate needs to be changed to "Abha". Before she joins any of the formal schools. Currently in a kindergarten.
Thanks
Anonymous
09 June 2011 at 11:45
I'm Anu n want some help or advive. Coz we r trapped in to the dowry case and my advcote has taken all the money n taken guaranty to get bail( for etc) in tree hearing and if he didn't then he'll return our money but now when ever i ask him about money he talk so rubbishlly n disconncet my call. So pls kindley tel me wat action i can take aginst him n to take my money back
Regards
(need help urgent)
Anonymous
09 June 2011 at 08:49
it is said black magic magic can be used to cause harm to others. Example being the recent incidents in Karnataka politics. is one such thing recognized in law? can someone book a case against such acts?
Anonymous
08 June 2011 at 15:42
Because of a broken compound wall, a couple of footpath dwellers on the footpath outside have sneaked in and pitched their jhooggies in our CHS compound.
Short of using force against the encroachment, what is the quickest remedy we have to evict them and rebuild our broken segment of the compound wall?
Would appreciate an early response.
Thanks
Anonymous
08 June 2011 at 14:15
we are manufacturing "POLYURETHANE ADHESIVE". Whether mentioning the Expiry/Shelf life is required as per Packaging regulation under Legal Metrology Act, 2009. Please suggest.
kapil kothari
07 June 2011 at 19:32
according to article 17(13) of rajasthan civil service instruction 2008 who is appellate authority of ACR apeal
Anonymous
07 June 2011 at 17:15
Hi,
I bought a flat in Pune in 2008 with parking which is mentioned in my Agreement, now recently the new Law has passed in which Builder cannot sell the parking area. Now some of the society members who have not bought any parking have started parking their vehicles in my parking. please advice what should i do.
Exempted PF Trust - non-payment of interest on PF
My querry is as under :
i) Oriental bank of Commerce Emp. PF Trust is an exempted PF Trust.
ii) I resigned from the services of the OBC (Oriental Bank of Commerce)on 09/04/2005 and after completing 90 days notice period,stopped going to the Bank from 10/07/2005.
iii) The bank relieved me from the Bank's service, sending me letter dated 10/07/2007(after two years)stating that I am relieved from Bank's service with effect from 09/07/2005(with retrospective effect!!!)
iv) Bank sent me the PF cheque, which was actually the balance as of 31/03/2006.
v) They did not pay me the INTEREST (which amounts to Rs.1.10 lacs today) for the 17 months period from 01/04/2006 to 03/09/2007
vi) All my efforts to writing to the Bank even under RTI Act is not yielding positive result - they say that maximum they can pay is 3 months interest after my relieving date.
vii) When Bank took about two years to complete the formlities, how come just sending me letter dt. 10/07/2007 giving the date of relieving as 09/07/2005, can be considered as they are in order.
viii)officially, my date of relieving should be considred as the date of relieving letter(10/07/2007) and accordingly, interest should be paid till 10/07/2007 at least.
ix) I want to have the registration no. of OBC Employees PF Trust without which the EPF India is not accepting mt grievance.
kindly advise / help in following :
i) getting me the registration no. OBC Emp. PF Trust which is an exempted PF Trust.
ii) advise whom to approach for taking up my case for PF interest payment.
regards,
kirti sanghvi
Ahmedabad
09377191902