ess
15 November 2010 at 08:15
What is the difference between admissibility and maintainability of a petition ?
arsh
14 November 2010 at 21:45
Due to motor Accident if any person seriously injured and hospitalized and hospitalizations expenditure is very large around 5 to 6 lakhs.and after hospitalizations he survived and become normal without injury.
Then can he get compensation under motor vehicle act?
If yes under which section? and is there any limit?if not what any provision to compensate this loss?
Anonymous
14 November 2010 at 18:29
Learned Lawyers,
A day before yesterday, highly volt aged wires have been made to pass over in the middle of & about 8-9 meters above my allotted land by reinstalling new electric post,in spite of my request, which otherwise was passing through side by my land till two days before.As the wire is highly charged, there naturally attached a risk of...
If the authority refuses to relocate the electric post/wiring, what should I do?
Anonymous
14 November 2010 at 16:32
Dear Sirs,
My lawyer colluded with the plaintiff and submitted an affidavit without my consent,and in my absence, inpite of him being told earlier not to submit, as some of the points were misinterpreted to me. What is the procedure to withdraw the affidavit.
OK, it was an affidavit expressing my willingness to sell my share to the plaintiff, but due to some dispute which arose later. I now wish to retract from my earlier decision, and hence would like to withdraw the affidavit.
Troy Ribeiro
14 November 2010 at 16:03
My mother, a senior citizen had rented a property, that she inherited, in Mumbai but did not register the Leave n License agrement. The tenant lived there since 2000. They were paying the rent till 2008. After that they refused to pay the rent or even vacate the premise. They forged some documents and had transfered the electricity meter on their names. We have filed a criminal case for forgery. But am advised that we need to file a civil case to evict the tenants. please advise how should I go about it. My mother had approached a lawyer. He took his fees and refuses to file a case and is absconding. We have a document where the tenant has assured that he would leave the premise in Feb 2010. But he has not done that till date... Would appreciate your suggestions
Anonymous
14 November 2010 at 15:15
Dear Sirs,
My lawyer colluded with the plaintiff and submitted an affidavit without my consent,and in my absence, inpite of him being told earlier not to submit, as some of the points were misinterpreted to me. What is the procedure to withdraw the affidavit.
arsh
14 November 2010 at 15:00
If any perosn died due to accident after month of hospitalization in hospital.and hospitalizations expense is around 3 to 4 lakhs supoorted with all medical bills.then while filing death claim will we get medical expenditure amount excluding death compensation?
Then while filing his compensation under motor vehicles act we will get death compensation as per his income and age.
Then would the amount of medical expenditure get in addition and above to the death claim amount?
Or for this does we need to file injured claim as well death claim also or what any provision for such cases?
Y.C.Pandya
14 November 2010 at 11:35
I have a declaratory suit for my possession and ownership of an ancestral building and a farm. What should be the court fee for a house of Rs. five lakh value in gujarat.
And the court fees for farmland of Rs. two crores value ?
Can the declaratory suit be filed on the court fee on a suit value of Rs. 300/- lumpsum as some advocates advice to do.
Anonymous
13 November 2010 at 22:15
Dear Sir,
I have filed the Petition (O.A) in the CAT which have been allowed.The Respondent has moved to the High Court on the plea of the limitation.
The High Court has restored the O.A that the issue of the limitation will be decided by the CAT and has made it clear that merits need not be decided as the same has already been decided in its order
Against the order of the High Court which has reverted to the CAT, I have filed the SLP which has been registered but will going to be list on next month
The CAT has entertained the order of the High Court and will pass directions
My queries are:
1 Whether the CAT can change/reverse its own order?
2 If the CAT has reversed my order whether I can file the writ petition in the High Court ?
3 If the SLP will be allowed which will be listed in the next month whether there is need to move to the High court if the CAT reverse its own previous order?
4 Normally what in majority of cases such Tribunal would do if the High Court has referred back for reconsideration?(I mean to say whether the previous order prsists or or will reverted. Kindly may answer this query on your personal experience)?
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JDA, GPA
Resp. Experts:
Builder has JDA with land owners but NO explicit GPA to sell his share of flats and corresponding Undivided Share of Land. Land Owners are refusing to transfer title to buyers on ground of no GPA with builder and other possibly malafide grounds like non-receipt of OC (Occupancy Certificate). Buyers have paid huge advances and some even full payment to builder and builder has given possession but is not able to register and convey title/transfer khata. Please tell me way out of this muddle? Is a seperate GPA necessary in favour of builder? JDA however has clause to that effect implied viz., that he (builder) CAN sell his share of flats.
Is OC a stautory requirement for registration? It can be taken even after title is transfered, is it not?
Confused pls help.