Anonymous
10 March 2011 at 19:02
Respected sir,
my father died in an road accident.so we got compensation via court.but my sister is minor my sister amount is deposited in the bank via court.
my question is
my sister amount is deposited in the bank with lowest interest rate for six years.
whether we have the rights to change the bank who give higher rate of interest.
what is the procedure for changing the bank?
whether we want to give any petition in the court?
whether she needs PANCARD and 15G form for tax deduction.
please give me your suggestion via my mail
dineshrajaips@gmail.com
melvine dc
10 March 2011 at 12:11
Dear Sir,
I have land of about 10 acres in gulburga,karnataka,india. which is currently some cultivation is being done however since it is not affortable to do cultivation am planning to convert it into a N.A.
so kindly let me know the step by step procedure along with the concerned department wherein i can put in the application and also an approximate cost to convert the same in karnataka
expecting a speedy reply and thanks in advance
Sid-D12345
10 March 2011 at 09:49
Dear Sir/Madam,
My grandfather made a lease deed in favour our tenant to run a shop in the year 1989 for 25 years in our property. The Tenant stopped paying rent in the year 2006 i.e. after the death of my Grandmother and subletted the property without our consent. So we filed a Suit for eviction and possession of the tenanted Shop in the year 2008 in which no interim orders have been passed by the court. The Tenant in the year 2010 made a Partnership agreement with two other persons who are outsiders and now they have started a drug Store in our tenanted shop and got all related licenses on the basis of the lease deed and giving bribe to Public Officials. Now we want to stop the original tenant to start a new business on the basis of a Partnership Agreement which is only shows on the face that it is a partnership but she actually subletted the shop. We just got a letter from the Municipality that they have not permitted any alteration in the tenanted shop (The tenant changed interiors entirely on the walls and ceiling.) as well as a permission to run a business to the tenant. Can we demand a Temporary injunction against our tenant under Maharashtra Rent Control Act to stop her not to part away possession of the tenanted shop using a Partnership Deed (I recently got to know that the SC has considered that it is a clear subletting where partnership agreement is made by the tenant with outsiders.)? And also what action we can take against corrupt Public officials for instance shop act inspector refused to cancel shop act license when we requested him that being a landlord there is no consent given by my father to run a new business in the tenanted shop by the partners? We have also filed a new suit for Mandatory Injunction as well as for Interim Injunction against the tenant on the same facts; does this new suit will affect our former eviction suit?
Thank You
Siddharth
V.V.RAMDAS
10 March 2011 at 00:32
Dear friends,
Kindly provide the a case Law of M.P High court published in F.A.J,1995,Page 45.
State Of M.P vs. Mangal Singh
And
Nandaram vs.State of M.P.1995,F.A.J page 1
Itis very urgent.
upendra pal singh
09 March 2011 at 23:52
can a society change its layout plan once it has already executed 60% registered sale deeds as per approved plan but due to problems final agreement could not be done & now after 27 years arbitrator cancels the sale deed saying i was present in the general body meeting in which plan was changed.we kept paying development money and were assured we will get full land
Anonymous
09 March 2011 at 23:38
Administrative Judge of our High Court carried out sudden inspection.For this purpose, he entered the court room of the Additional District & Sessions Judge.On seeing him, the ASJ stood up from his chair and alighted from the raised platform to greet the High Court Judge.
Whether such conduct of the ASJ is appropriate?
Rajesh Tandon
09 March 2011 at 20:04
1. I have got three queries related to landlord- tenant issues:-
(a) Can a landlord ask for Post Dated Cheques (PDCs) or is it only financial institutions/banks which can ask for such PDCs? If at all, it is not allowed, then what are the reasons for that? If a landlord has asked for PDCs as per the normal practice in vogue and later there is some dispute between landlord and tenant and subsequently the matter goes to the court and the issue of PDCs comes to the notice of the court, what is the legal standing/ view of the court on such matters, especially towards the landlord?
(b) If a clause is inserted, in the rental agreement that in the event of dishonour of one or more cheques, the tenant would be liable to pay the interest for the duration of the amount pending for payment, in addition to the normal monthly rental for that month for which the cheque has got dishonoured. What is the legal position of this issue under the law?
(c) Supposingly, the landlord stays out of the city in which his house is there on rent and visits once or twice during the period of tenancy for inspection of the house as for the terms of the agreement and stays for a few days in the house in the portion which he has reserved for himself and subsequently when the electricity bill comes, then the tenant claims that the excessive billing is because of the landlord staying in the house for a certain period of time. How to resolve such an issue? Should a separate meter be installed exclusively for usage by landlord which is only connected to that portion of the house where landlord stays whenever he visits? What if, in the absence of the landlord, the tenant clandestinely tempers with this meter or connects this meter with wiring of that portion of the house/meter wherein the tenant stays? Should the landlord be checking the wiring and connections of this meter exclusively meant for landlord , every time he visits and inviting unpleasant situation of lack of trust between landlord and tenant? or to avoid such thing in future some special clause to be inserted in the rental agreement that landlord would be installing an exclusively separate meter for his own use, which he will have the right to inspect every time whenever he visits?
Anonymous
09 March 2011 at 20:02
Dear Team,
I have kept my resignation on 28/02/2011 and my relieving date is 14/03/2011as per my offer letter "during probation , your services can be terminated by either side by giving not less than fifteen days in writing" which i have already applied in our online site but surprisingly it was rejected on 08/03/2011 stating we can not relieve you before 31/03/2011.
I got a opportunity in other company and they asked me to join by 20/03/2011 .I have kept my resignation accordingly.
Plz guide me for the same what should i do and how should i get my relieving letter.
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