kunhi marakkar
23 March 2024 at 15:35
I am the respondent in a property partition final decree case.I have no objection to the arguments of the plaintiffs. At the present time I do not have the money or time to attend this case in person or arrange a lawyer. Will there be any reduction in the my share while partition by court in my absence?
Suraj Kumar
20 March 2024 at 22:12
Respected sir,
I have filed child custody case for my seven years old son. My opposite party ( mother of child) is remarried & kept my son with his maternal grandparents against my will. Written objection is filed by her wherein which is full of false statements. I have admissible evidence in this regard. No order passed by the court.
Now, I want to file one integattories application before the court for confirmation of false submission & reveal some consealed facts. Is integattories application is admissible before court?
Further, I have approached High Court for speedy trial of the case, wherein high court has passed order to dispose all interim application within two months from next date fixed in district court which is in May 2024. Also the district court is vacant for last six months.
Can I submit high court order now for speedy disposal ?
If district court is vacant then how to implement high court order ?
Swaty Gupta
20 March 2024 at 08:47
Dear Experts,
I am the President of a cooperative housing society in Delhi.
In the last AGM held on 8 October the passed resolutions included audited accounts, increase in maintenance amount and declaration of elections of managing committee which were held on 10th December 2023. I won and this is my second term as President.
No disputes regarding elections were raised till now.
Now my opposition has instigated residents against me and want to hold an SGBM and want to declare the minutes of the AGM as null and void among the long list of agenda items including no confidence motion.
I want to ask whether -
1. General body had any right to declare AGM minutes as null and void.
2. Can a SGBM agenda contain ambiguous and multiple agenda items.
Regards,
Vineet Singh
sr_v@user
19 March 2024 at 11:36
I've received through E-mail, Intitation for conciliation u/s 62. of the arbitraion and conciliation act for credit card outstanding from SBI and currently have no money to pay for and even do not want to attend and online meeting. Kindly suggest on how do i send reply on the same.
seenu
18 March 2024 at 15:07
Hi
we are running a family business for the past 50 years ,It was started by my grandfather and after him my father is running the business ,The shop is located in prime location and it is pagdi system shop, The original owner of the shop has demised 30 years ago and she is sole owner of the shop she has no children ,but after her demise a lady claimed she is grand daughter of the landlord and landlord transferred the property to her and claimed she is new owner of the property and claiming rent for the said property for the last 30 years,but when we recently enquired about the property we came to know the property hasn't transferred from original owner to this lady and also she is not grand daughter of the landlord she is distant relative of the landlord so she falsely claiming rent all these years,we are paying rent to her and also paying property taxes all these years,Is it possible for us to sue her for falsely claiming rent for the past 30 years and claim refund with interest and also should I stop paying rent in the future ?request experts to clarify the same
Regards
Anonymous
18 March 2024 at 11:56
Hi
we are running a family business for the past 50 years ,It was started by my grandfather and after him my father is running the business ,The shop is located in prime location and it is pagdi system shop, The original owner of the shop has demised 30 years ago and she is sole owner of the shop, she has no children ,but after her demise a lady claimed she is grand daughter of the landlord and landlord transferred the property to her and claimed she is new owner of the property and claiming rent for the said property for the last 30 years,but when we recently enquired about the property we came to know the property hasn't transferred from original owner to this lady and also she is not grand daughter of the landlord she is distant relative of the landlord so she falsely claiming rent all these years,we are paying rent to her and also paying property taxes all these years,Is it possible for us to sue her for falsely claiming rent for the past 30 years and claim refund and also should I stop paying rent in the future ?request experts to clarify the same
Regards
Niranjan Mohanty
17 March 2024 at 23:37
I am working in an administrative post in Central Government. I am interested in viewing service related judgements delivered by Honourable Courts(CAT/High Court). How can I find the annexures in the OA filed by the applicant .
JEGADEESAN
16 March 2024 at 15:58
Sir
I would like to clarify some doubt regarding Cancellation of Patta issued to some one while UDR
i.e. My Grandfather had purchased a land to the extent of 30 Cents in 1975 Further Patta & Chitta everything in his name till 1984 ( before UDR) .While UDR implementation one of my relatives had manipulated the revenue records with the aid of revenue authorities and got Patta in his name However I have valid title deed & Patta , A Register Copy issued before UDR .
Now that culprit has been enjoying the land for more than 15 Years . Whether can I succeed the case if file case against him ?
or Should I approach the revenue authorities to cancel the patta issued illegally ?
Someone told as since he has been enjoying more than 12 years he may take an advantage of adverse possession. That is why some confusion . So you are requested to guide me .
Dr Sunny MP .
16 March 2024 at 15:38
Dear Legal Experts,
I seek your advice on the following, to consider any legal implication or action on a property legally owned by me per decree of court 8 years ago.
1) The agricultural property in Karnataka was under dispute between me and my brother for 10 years and the decree was passed by sessions court as a free hold in my favour through Lok Adalat in 2016 .
2) Based on the courts order, a partition deed was executed between self and my brother and got each one's share registered at The Registrar's Office In 2016.
3) My brother sold his share to a neighbour/ villager in 2017.
4) In the month of February 2024 I planned to sell my portion as well and started advertising through the local agents.
5) My father's brother who has no document or hold on the property has raised an objection for selling my property, claiming that half of the property belongs to my mother and a Acre belongs to him.
6) He also claims that the property rights have been transferred illegally by me in 2016(though the property was legally shared and registered based on the court decree).
7) He along with an unregistered family Sangha ( under the seal and signature of President and the Secretary) has claimed an objection for selling of my property claiming a share to him and my mother. He has sent an objection letter to tahsildar with my mother's name mentioned in it without her consent. My mother is with me and she respects the decree of honorable court issued in 2016 and she is not in agreement with what my father's brother has stated in the objection letter to tahsildar.
8) in the past, My father's brother has stopped a sale transaction with a prospective buyer(wherein a small advance was made, which was returned to the buyer subsequently by me).
9) He also mentions over phone that he is interested in my property but expects an amount to be paid to him out of transaction(does it leads to a ransom or a blackmail!? Please advice).
10) Are we allowed to record the conversation of my father's brother demanding money and will it stand in the court of law?
I seek your expertise and advice on the above situation of mine.
I would like to also put on record that this very forum had helped me to win my case in 2016, I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to each one of you😊🙏
Warm regards,
Dr Sunny MP
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