BHARTI KOTHARI
01 September 2017 at 09:19
I have filled suit for damages against insurance company and relied upon the survey conducted by authorised IRDA surveyor however the survey report was misplaced and I therefore sought permission to rely upon the copy of the survey report as secondary evidence. I have also applied for examining the representative of the surveyour who conducted survey however I could not trace out his address and now query is how can I prove the survey report. it is to be noted that the survey report says about quantity of loss i.e. shortage of metal to the extent of 3620 Kg. that defendant has not disputed the report in the written statement, Please advice me, Thank you in anticipation.
Anonymous
01 September 2017 at 03:34
Good Day !
I "A" have purchased a part of property area Sub Registrar registered from registered GPA holder representing X, later a person "B" is said to have acquired Validated NRI GPA from X again and registered the same property in another Registrar office. "B" is police officer suspended on our complaint and has occupied the property and is in possession. Should we file suite for injunction or declaration of title ?
1) GPA does have a clause for sale right to GPA Holder and GPA is still active.
Thank You
Hariharapandian
31 August 2017 at 23:24
1)Principal creditor send me the legal notice for first appearance in court for money suit.
2) But,before the case comes to the court we both were settled the matter amicably and creditor has given his consent to withdraw the case.
3)Is it mandatory for the debtor to appear in court on first hearing.
Ayan
31 August 2017 at 17:33
A dafulter tenant has put a case of permanent injunction against eviction.
First 2 years landlord not appear , tenant get ex-party order
but there after tenant is not appearing 3 years in court.Case still is
not disposed.Now, Land lord appear , appeal court with genuine proof
of reason of his absence and appeal court to vacate the ex-party order and counter claim the eviction.
My question is counter claim to eviction is admissible in the case of
permanent injunction ?
Is there law that counter claim is not admissible ?
I am in a dilemma , one lawyers says counter claim admissible and some lawyer says
we need to file fresh eviction suit.
venkatesh Rao
31 August 2017 at 15:44
Three years ago, my friend's daughter was enticed to marry a person. She was threatened and forcibly married. She was tortured mentally and physically by hi and his mother. She was not allowed to worship god. She was not allowed to continue her education. She was not allowed to fetch a job. She was living under threat. When things worsened, she left his house about 2 years. No cohabitation from that time. Though she could file DV complaint, she did not on advise by her father. Now she wants divorce. He is not consenting. No documents or evidence on her behalf.
What best she can do? Can she succeed?
Deepak Parmar
31 August 2017 at 11:22
I want to make my wife as Nominee of my flat in our Co-operative Housing society Society which is in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, I need to know the Procedure for the same, Society has given me a form 3 copies to fill the same & submit to society,
I want to know do after submission to society office is it enough for Nomination registration or I need to Society Registrar Office to or CIDCO (Regulatory Authority of Navi Mumbai).
Can help me with step by step by process
Thanks
Deepak Parmar
vijayj4.2012
31 August 2017 at 11:17
Respected Sir, Immovable house property in Pune Maharashtra, purchased by two cousin A and B from there hard earnest money jointly in 1990. After purchasing property, ONLY B, B's father and B's brother with their family residing in the house property. There is no dispute between A and B as they are family members, hence everything goes amicably.
Now in the year 2005 dispute arises between A and B so both files criminal complaints, but no civil complaint.
Later in 2010 B and B's brother both relocated to another house and only B's father and mother residing in the property.
Now just week before B's father deceased and B's mother went to B's another house.
A and B is co-owners and there jointly owned self acquired property.
Now A want the possession of the property.
A's lawyer suggested that we can say we(A) gave permission to B's father to reside in the house as they are senior members in the family and after there .
SO my query is
Q.1) Is there any issue we face in near future if say we give permission to B's father?
Q.2) Can it creates tenancy rights to B's father and after there demise B's heir?
Q.3) What are the pros and cons to say B's father is our tenant and gave B's FATHER a tenancy rights?
Q.4) What are the pros and cons if we say B is the tenant of A.
M Satyanarayana
31 August 2017 at 11:08
Sir,
I have filed original documents relating to my partition suit in the court. Now the court passed preliminary decree. Can I request the court to return the original documents.
Please kindly advise.
M.Satyanarayana
Rehana shaikh
31 August 2017 at 00:40
Dear sir,
Humari building pichle kaafi saalo se repair nahi hui...pagdi system hai or builder humari building k top floor par hi rehte hai...building me bahot saare cracks hogaye hai jiski vaje se paani humare ghar ki chato se aata rehta hai...har bar monsoon me hume same problems face karni padti hai.builder ko ghar ki condition batate hai to wo log personal family property issues bata k taal dete hai k humare hath me kuch nahi hai etc etc..hum rent bhi dete hai or paani ka bill bhi pay karte hai...lekin wo log properly month wise bill nahi dete...hum unse humesha kehte hai monthly rent liya kare achanak ek sath payment karna financially issue hojata hai but wo log apne hisab kitab se chalte hai man me aye to 6 months ka ek sath bill dete hai otherwise saalo saalo ka ek sath rent bharna padta hai....hum apne kharche se ghar ko repair karte hai or ab to ye condition hogai hai k building ko bahar se bhi repairing zarurat hai warna kabhi bhi gir jaye.lekin builders ko koi farak nahi padta.pls help us and give the sulotion pls.
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