Anonymous
15 January 2012 at 20:52
My doughter married to a boy and the boy's sister married to another boy and the another boy's sister married to my wife sister' son. Is it legal or not?
Chetan Pardakhe
15 January 2012 at 11:54
That in the case u/o 39 R 2A CPC the applicant filed some Photographs on Record to show the breach. Now the case is fixed for my cross examination ( I am for Non-Applicant)
My query is :-
1) How the Photographs can be exhibited, provide case laws and provisions if any
2) If I asked the question on photographs in Cross examination then the court can exhibited those photograps automatically. ?
3) If the photographs not exhibited and I did not asked any question on it what will be effect of that in Judgement ?
4) Guide me more on photographs ?
kamal
15 January 2012 at 11:33
for the last 2yrs. tenant has not paid rent nor he is vacating he has just put lockand not carrying out any activity. he demands money to open lock.there is unregd. agreement for 11 months which stands expired. in case i file suit how much time it will take to conclude. pending case will he be paying rentto me or in court. earlier he was paying rent by means of crossed cheque.
Anonymous
15 January 2012 at 11:16
Hi Experts,
In our Co-operative society, we have one room kitchen, 1 BHK and two BHK. I have below query regarding two married brothers staying in a one room kitchen,
One of our member is staying with his brother's family. So in one room two brothers are staying together with their wives and children’s. Only one brother is a legal member of a society.
My query is, can two married brothers stay in a single room with their family? Particularly when only one of them is a legal member of a society?
Thanks
Venkat Rao Marella
14 January 2012 at 23:00
Sir,
I request experts to resolve my query on credit card related billing.
Facts:
• credit card issued in 2007 and was used actively till May – 2008. Validity as printed on the credit card – Jan 2009.
• Credit limit when issued – Rs. 26,000/-, Unpaid credit amount on June -2008 – Rs. 5,000/- Approx [This amount was neither disputed nor paid. It remained unpaid as the user missed out in numerous other transactions requiring his attention on domestic front].
• There has been a change in address as the user moved to another city. New contact details were not updated by the user with the credit card issuer.
After three years, in May 2011 the user is shocked to see his name reported to CIBIL as defaulter.
• CIBIL report shows the amount O/s from the user is Rs. 33,500/- and the bank has written off the card in its books.
• User voluntarily called the credit card issuer for clearing the actual amount he owed + interest thereon.
• Requested credit card company to provide for the breakup of outstanding amount which they said they cannot give as the data is very old.
Query:
• What is the rate of interest per annum which a credit card issuer can charge as per rules. Can this be specific to bank or has RBI come up with any such rules.
• Are there any laws in our Country which imposes rules on credit card companies from levying interest which cumulatively is more than original amount owed.
• Will there be any benefit to the user to argue that the credit card company cannot charge anything from him more than the credit limit which was given on the card [in this case the credit limit is Rs. 26,000/- where today the credit card issuer has charged Rs. 33,500/- which is more than credit limit available on the card].
• Now when the user wants to pay certain amount which is equal to amount owed + interest thereon till date, the bank wants him to an adhoc amount which is Rs. 30,000/- by way of final settlement. Is this tenable in law.
• Please suggest appropriate steps to be taken by the user for paying actual amount owed + interest thereon till date.
Thanks,
Venkat.
Anonymous
14 January 2012 at 21:46
Hi,
I am a member of Co-Operative Society, Dombivli, Thane and I owned a car. I am parking my car in the open spaces of the society in front of my own flat which is at ground floor. I have not purchased this parking space as there is no such concept of parking space in our society. I am regularly paying parking charge of Rs. 50 as per society rules & regulation.
But in one of the meeting, society decided that in the day time the car should be park outside the society premises. There are around 6 two wheelers but for them this rules is not applicable.
My questions
1) After paying charges as per society rules can society ask member to park a car outside society in a day time? Is this legally right? There is enough space for parking.
2) Can there be a separate rules for two wheelers and four wheelers regarding parking (i.e. with regards to parking time)?
Please advice
Rahul Singh
14 January 2012 at 19:23
What will be the position/liability when borrower borrows M/cycle from its registered owner and then takes a person to drive it. He meets with accident(now here he is a pillion rider).Whether in such situation Ins.Co. will be liable OR he steps into the owner's shoes.Need ruling on the point?
venkatesh darasi
14 January 2012 at 09:14
I WANT KNOW THE LEGAL POSITION OF MORTGAGE BY CONDITIONAL SALE.
1)HOW MUCH STAMP DUTY WE HAVE TO PAY IN SUB REGISTERAR OFFICE
2)ON DEFAULT OF MORTGAGER,MOTGAGEE WILL BE THE ABSOLUTE OWNER ARE NOT,IF NOT,WHAT WOULD BE PROCEDURE, TO BECOME AN ABSOLUTE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY.
Anonymous
13 January 2012 at 19:38
my query is that,
is the Panchayat have the power to construct road on someone's agriculture Land without his permission.
if panchyat do so what remedies available to that person.
thanks.
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