Avinash Bhosekar
31 August 2013 at 15:34
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Hello Sir, One of your earlier answers says, (As per the CHS approved bye-laws, "Repairs & Maintenance Fund, and contribution to "Sinking Fund" FORM part of the regular monthly maint. charges.
Hence "non-occupancy charges" component, is liable to be levied, as a routine.)
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Please note that "Routine" for any chs, is to charge 10 p.c. only on Regular maint.
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And Sinking F. and Repairs and M fund are NOT part of regular monthly maint. These funds are generally collected yearly as a lump sum amount.It avoids unnecessary swelling of monthly amount.
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And the concept of repairs fund or sinking fund has logically no relation to non occupancy. Tenants are not causing 10 per cent extra damage to the building and or they are also not causing extra 10 % pressure on the building to sink.
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So it is not clear why and how can we Legally charge that 10 p.c. extra component on 1)S.F and on 2)Repair fund ?
What is the bye law number stating this rule ?
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Regards, Avinash Bhosekar.(31/08/2013)
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dhamal
31 August 2013 at 11:38
I had bought a modular kitchen from a vendor in August 2012 for 3.6 Lakh. The kitchen was to be imported from Italy and according to the agreement signed, it was supposed to be delivered to me within 120 days. I finally received the kitchen in end of March 2013 , i.e 7 months (210 days) after paying them in full. To my surprise the colour of the kitchen is not the one that I had finally agreed to in the agreement signed. And also the finish quality is the cheaper one, whereas I had opted for the higher quality. I have all the details on colour, quantity and finish quality included in the agreement signed. I discussed with the vendor and he agreed to pay me 68000 Rs. as a refund because of their mistake.I have all email proofs. Now it has been 4 months since the vendor promised me to make the payment, but has not paid yet. I am planning to go to the consumer court, I know it will take long time, but am willing to wait. Can someone please help me in understanding, what documents should I collect as proof and what is the best way to approach this case ?
krishna
31 August 2013 at 00:21
Respected
xyz co of Iraq filed a case on my client in Iraq court. if court gives decision against my client like ordering to pay some amount to xyz co or imprisionment etc. then what are the rights to my clients other than obliging the same of iraq court.
If client opposes and keeps quit, what kind of measures can the iraq court can take?
what are treaties between india and iraq regarding this?
how to save my client.
krishna
31 August 2013 at 00:15
Respected Members,
I have a Query,
IF The Repulic of Iraq Govt has filed a case on a company (Indian Co)/Partnership Co/Individual and impose any penality or legal charges.
or
IF any Iraq company Filed a case on a company (Indian Co)/Partnership Co/Individual in Iraq court and if decision is not favourable to Indian client.
Here what will be the situation to Indian co/firm/Individual.
Is there any legal treaties between India and Iraq regarding this to implement.
Please guide me asap.
arvind
30 August 2013 at 22:01
dear sir i have a land of six acres of land
in karnataka. for change of rtc. assistant commissioner of revenue department as pass an order for 79a and 79b.
but i have giving all the documents as income papers and rtc of 1973.but still order as passed for fresh inquiry. but one of my friends
say if you fill a appeal in KAT BANGALORE.
IT WILL TAKE A AT LEAST THREE YEARS.
so can i fill a wp petition in the high court of karnataka and i want a advocate in bangalore. or take a fresh notice from the ac court to and to file a wp in high court of karnataka to speed up the matter in ac court
KARANAM PRAHALAD
30 August 2013 at 19:08
my father died 7 years back. in his life time he purchased a plot and constructed a house in it by taking permission from muncipality. he has not written any will during his life time. he died intestate,without making any will but in his last days he expressed his will that he want to give away his self acquired property to his second son.i am the first son totally we are 5 members in the family 1.my mother 2.my self 3.my first younger brother 4.my second younger brother and 5.my last younger sister. the above said house stands in the name of my deceased father in registar and in muncipal records and electricity department records and now all of us want to transfer the above said house property in the name of my first younger broter for which all other family members have no objection, and now my point is how we can transfer the property in the name of my brother.what is the cheapest way of transfering the above said property in the name of my brother does relinquishment deed works or any other way to transfer the property in the name of my brother legally.please give me a good suggestion.
Sachin
30 August 2013 at 16:02
Hello
I bought an under construction flat in Pune in a society in 2002 and took possession of the same in May 2003. The society was formed sometime later in 2003. Since i was out of station for most of the time, i could not apply for the membership of the society. however, i have paid all the society maintenance charges till date. I started living in the flat in 2008 and recently applied for the membership of the society. The application is pending with the society office. However, the person in the office told me that i cannot sell my flat for at least one year after becoming a member.
Is there any rule/law which says that i cannot sell my flat for one year. Also is the society right in taking the maintenance charges for all these years without making me a member? Would the fact that the collected the maintenance charges and provided all amenities for all these years mean that i was deemed to be a member of the society?
please advise.
salman khan
30 August 2013 at 15:09
i want to know which Author's book is best for LL.B first year for all subjects as per University of Mumbai...... best with exam point of view plus for learning purpose.......Pleas help
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Jayesh Desai
30 August 2013 at 00:24
1.Can a member of a Trust become its Auditor?
2.Can Governing body's meeting be called giving 1 day's notice if majority of members agree , without giving agenda to pass its Annual Accounts ? In the meeting, can unaudited accounts be put to vote ?
3.Can AGM of such Trust be called giving less than 14 days's notice, by circulating unaudited accounts? The auditor had signed the accounts 2 days after the Governing body's meet mentioned in point no. 2.
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