if a tenant doesn nt cross in appeal on grounds of nuisance and personal necessity. what will be its effect. does it means that he admits the same.please provide thejudgemnts in favour of landlord the stating that tenant has admitted it by not availing opportunity.
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Respected sir ,
can u explain the concept of Damduppat
resp. sir ,
can u explain the concept of dam duppat
Is it possible to download Bombay Prevention of Begging Act, 1959 in PDF or DOC format on internet
Is it possible to download Bombay Prevention of Begging Act, 1959 in PDF or DOC format on internet
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have purchased an ancestral irrigated land (approx 5 acres )from a person of my own village(UP),since he resides in Gujrat & been 65 years old he sold off his property to me & i have made full cheque payment to him, since he with his entire family is settled in Gujrat , he sold the property to me with his consent to me.
One of the reason of selling his land to me is the seller has family dispute with his two sons, both the sons have not taken care of his father after death of mother.
he had sold the land to me in his proper health & with free will.
Now both the sons(age is 40 & 35) have filed a case against me that the registry which i have done should be cancelled.
Please advice on what grounds should i work againt the cased filed against me, I have paid all my money to him.
Rgds,
Pramod Kumar Dubey
A tenancy of 37 years were taken back temporarily for demolition and construction of a new multistoried building by an agreement with the erstwhile landlord in conjunction with a developer.Later the agreement was not honoured and it is found that the Landlord has gifted away the property to his blood relatives two years prior to signing the agreement thereby taking the tenancy by fraud with perticipation by developer.An appeal was preferred on a order by the Ld.Civil Judge(Sr.Div) after a late discovrey of fraud from public documents U/o 39R 1 and 2 with section 151 CPC invited showcause within 15 days without the grant of injunction sought produced an injunction by the Ld.District Judge with issuance of notice and response sought within 10 days from the date of receipt.Served.Not claimed by all 32 respondents except three of the respndents none of which are principal parties.What should be the next course of action?Because the respondents are rich,powerful and resourceful they are trying to avoid /delay the action at the legal forum.Further even aftre the lapse of the agreement period 3 years has passed.The erstwhile tenant is going on paying rent at exorbitnat rate none of which has been reimbursed by the parties concerned in spite of express mention in the agreement.What should be done for early restoration of tenency pending disposal of the suit.Is there a scope for any interim order? Crimnal complaint is also filed and suitable directive on police from High Court is contemplated.The Jurisdiction is that of Calcutta High Court.Please advise effective and quick relief.
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Can by an unregistered agreement a suit for specific performance and statutory obligation be filed against a developer, this unregistered agreement is entered into between a tenant and a developer and landlord who is a confirming party.
Can it be admissible under MOFA 4A.
Property is in Sub.Mumbai.
Agreement says of developer giving new premises in lieu of the old tenanted premises free of cost on ownership basis.
Agreement contains all details of performance, course of action,and 'Plans' identifying promised flats.
Agreement is made under MOFA.
When building is nearing completion the developer for the first time sends a without prejudice letter to the tenant confirming the agreement but saying that he will not be able to give flats as per agreement instead he will give half in A'Wing' and half in the other.
This Developer is eyeing to earn more profit from selling this large and three side facing flat promised to the tenant,
naturally due to his greed.
Above agreement contains clause saying it is the duty of the developer to pay the stamp duty and registration charges.
Can you suggest further course of actions!