Anonymous
02 July 2018 at 06:38
An ancestral property is in litigation. Hiers of original owners has filed case to revise the distribution of land (in view of new highway approach).
Can my father and uncles sell this property?
Member (Account Deleted)
01 July 2018 at 21:03
Can I submit an application of Interim Relief on the second date at National Commission against the builder
What are the points/matters/provision will the court consider while granting the relief?
Brief facts of the case are mentioned below ( in response / reply 1)
Dear sir, my wife order a loreal shampoo product online through flipkart after a month of received of products when my wife use the shampoo it looks like not genuine product even lead of the shampoo bottel was also broken. So i write a mail to consumer care of loreal company. Loreal company reply that they never sold loreal product online even after batch reference analysis they come to know that product is not match with their record and they replied that product is spurious. Kindly advice what action i can took
In a Writ Petition matter, application for vacation of Stay of all proceedings consequetal to an Arbitration Award filed on 03 July 2017 continuing to remain "To Be Listed", what can be the remedy for getting the same listed / heard / decided, even after 11 months ? What direction can be sought from SC for such state of affairs at Chhatisgarh HC, and how ?
As an Award of 2015 has since been adjudicated u/s 34 by an ADJ in Haryana with participation by both parties from 2015 till Jan 2018 when the same was partly set aside for modification of rate of interest in terms of The MSMED Act, 2006, what application under what section of Arb &Conc Act,1996 can be moved before another ADJ in Andhra Pradesh, where similar petition u/s 34 (filed after the notice from Haryana ADJ) had been filed by Award Debtor (JD) for dismissal / closure of that later filed petition u/s 34 in respect of the SAME Award ?
Member (Account Deleted)
01 July 2018 at 15:07
can the builder make such argument at Consumer Court that the claim of Complainant is not admissible on the grounds of absence of Probate.
Builder had entered into agreement with my grandmother and my grandmother is no more
There is a dispute relating to flat and I (legal heir as per WILL) have filed a petition at Consumer Court.
I have a WILL which is Notarised (certified by doctor and two witnesses)
Is probate required to Sue the opposite party for non performance of Contract
I guess as per section 2 of Consumer Protection Act, Complainant can be Consumer or Legal heir/representative of Deceased Consumer.
Member (Account Deleted)
01 July 2018 at 15:00
Builder 1 had redeveloped our building and agreed to provide me building on the same plot. After we vacated our flat, He entered into development agreement with other Builder (hereinafter Builder 2) and he gave development rights to the said builder. he mentioned in the agreement that all the liability of old occupants will be of builder 1 and not new builder 2. he also mentioned a false statement that builder 1 has provided Alternate accommodation to old occupants (not True). Now at National Commission the new builder 2 states that there is no Privity of Contract between him and old occupants.. Can anyone help me on this topic.
Mr Abhishek Sudhakar
30 June 2018 at 21:46
I am working in Noida Sec 57 and the Company has not paid salary from last 2 months and they are not giving me salary and offer letter also
What is can do
Call-9540053957
Samudra
30 June 2018 at 18:00
Will was written by grand mother in the year 1976 (now no more), property is given to my biological father. My adopted father (I have come to this family as adopted daughter) acted upon the WILL. Later my adopted family adopted a male boy, and denying my right in the family. By seeing all this my biological Father wrote a WILL by transferring ALL The Property which he got from my grandmother (of the adopted family) in the year 2010. Now, All of them have died. My question is, can my co-adopted male Child family can challenge the WILLS of 1976 & 2010.
Thanking you ALL in advance.
Heirship cerrtificate
Respected Learned Counsel
I had filed an application for heirship certificate under the Bombay Regulation Act A synopsis of the cases is that immovable property left after the deceased and upon the submission of all the documents still tuehe civil judge is insisting on producing the documents pertaining to property.As this is property is situated in ulhasnagar where going back to say 1960 only the tax receipts is there is in the name of the deceased there is no documents of agreement of sale during such period everybody used to occupy the land and the municipal corporation is just collecting the taxes from them and as the land belongs to the municipal corporation only.
My query is that is any legal options available with me in the absence of documents of agreement.
Can the civil judge is authorised to insist on the production of the same despite my repeated statements that during such periods almost all the lands were occupied in the same manner as a proof only municipal tax receipts and electricity bill is there.
is it mandatory to produce such documents to obtain heirship certificate.
please guide me