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raghuvenu rao   09 March 2017 at 18:44

injenction order

Respected sir
what is injuncntion order and how much time it stand what is limitaion act for this.
2}what is peripetual injunction order and what is time limit for it .

kindly reply me ..thanking you experts

ksv nageswararao   09 March 2017 at 15:35

Adjournment of judgement from 13 months

What i have to do now ? Pl advise me sir

ksv nageswararao   09 March 2017 at 15:14

Judgement adjourned from since 13 months

A civil case in senior civil judge court comes for judgement on 19 th february 2016 and still adjournment of judgement going on and what i have to do now ? Can i approach the highcourt for interim orders.anybody have any solution pl give me your valuable advise

Kvijay12345   09 March 2017 at 13:39

Cheating by the bank

Dear Sir,
I took the Home loan required from the multinational private Bank in Feb 2008 & continued to repay the loan till Feb. 2009. In December 2008 on my request to the Bank , I received the copy of my Home Loan Agreement in which I found many irregularities such as the rate of interest was changed from 8.5% to 12.5% by overwriting in the loan agreement without my knowledge and consent. There are several over writings from the coverpage itself to the end page of the loan agreement throughout. My and wife`s signatures are subsequently forged. The loan agreement is subsequently forged. Hence I sought the clarification from the bank and intimated the bank that if I do not get the clarification , I would stop the repayment of the loan. Even after this when I did not get the satisfactory reply from the bank, I stopped the EMI on loan from Feb 2009 onwards. Afterwards the Bank denied my allegations and hence I got my signatures checked from the Forensic & Handwriting Expert and sent the copy of this report (in which it was clearly stated that the individual signatures were of not one person and were forged) to the then Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of the Bank.But instead, looking for the ways to resolve the dispute in 2010, the bank sent me a notice under the SARFAESI Act, which was duly replied by me immediately. I stated in reply that due to the forgery committed by the bank the loan agreement has already become null and void and in absence of the valid loan agreement the bank is no more a secured creditor and hence the notice was wrong, illegal and invalid and therefore the bank can not enjoy the benefits of a secured creditor. after my reply to this notice, the bank did nothing, hence I was forced to complain this matter to the Police. But the Police were also hesitant to accept my complaint against the Bank, hence finally in 2012, I approached the hon`ble. High Court by the way of Writ Petition, in which The High Court Directed the police to register the F.I.R. immediately under the various IPC sections like 420,467,468,471 etc. against the bank to investigate the matter at the earliest.
As on today the F.I.R. is registered against the Bank under the various IPC sections 420,467,468, 471 etc. and the investigation is going on. The bank is trying to rub off its responsibility saying it is not their fault as the loan was processed by their DSA. The DSA people including the Head of the DSA and then Branch Manager who processed the loan are absconding and hence there is no arrest yet as the police are searching these culprits and at present the matter is pending in the metropolitan court. As on today the concerned flat is in my possession. I have learnt that the loans processed by the DSAs appointed by bank does not carry any legality; as these DSAs are not the employees of the bank.
Recently I have received the summons of the O.A case filed against me in DRT-II, Mumbai. The bank could not file the S.A. (the case as a secured creditor) as the agreement is forged, bogus and illegal. According to the knowledge received from my sources an O.A. still requires a valid loan agreement. Further the genuineness of the documents is not proved yet as the matter is currently pending in metropolitan court and the F.I.R. is registered against the bank.
The bank has filed an O.A. relying on the forged and fraud documents whose genuineness is not proved yet. This means that despite of my notice to the bank not to misuse the alleged loan documents, the bank has executed all the false, forged, bogus and fraud loan documents alongwith the loan agreement. In the wake of this, I wish to ask you that just relying on these herein above mentioned forged and bogus documents as there is also no valid agreement for filing O.A. how could the bank file the O.A.? Is this matter maintainable in DRT-II ? can the defendant make a counter claim in DRT II against the bank for all the wrong doings? What are the other legal remedies available for the borrower to sue the bank? What other steps can be taken against the bank for executing the fraud and bogus documents including the loan agreement? please let me know.

Thanks

PEACE KAMAL   08 March 2017 at 22:46

Nominations in bank fdr account

We r 3 brothers.My father had bank'fdr of which one of the brothers was apointed as nominee .on the death of father he withdrew the amount of all FdR's.and did not divide the amount and gave us our share. He appropriated entire amount towards himself alone. Can we claim our share by filling suit in the court.whether as per law we are entitled to claim our share. Can we request honbble court for injuction on the amount withdrawn by my brother from Bank

Rama Seshu   08 March 2017 at 22:29

Property division

We are a Hindu family of two brothers and two sisters from Andhra Pradesh

My father purchased a House property in 1970's with his self acquired wealth but registered the property in the name of mother and himself.

My father left a registered will written prior to mother's death stating clearly that in the event of my mother surviviving father , she would enjoy the possession of the property without right to sell. As per the will the property is to be divided between my brother and myself in equal share . My mother predeceased father in 2006 and my father passed away in 2009 .

The mutation of the property is complete following my father's death successfully in the name of my brother and Myself

Now experienced deed writers in our City are raising questions about share in the property to each of my sisters .

Following are the three possible options as per my limited understanding


Option 1 : Following my mother's death , the property would completely gets transferred to my father and my sisters are not entitled to any share .I read in these forums that Joint Tenancy / Tenancy in common and survivorship are not applicable to Hindu law

Option 2 : Based on Section 8 of Hindu succession of Act , the each of my sister would be entitled to 10% ( 1/5 th of 1/2 . Father and four children are entitled to share on intestate deaths)

Option 3: Each of my sisters would be entitled to a share of 12.5% ( 1/4 of 1/2)

We have no disputes and would like to register the property division the right way

Thanks

Chitra   08 March 2017 at 20:09

Claiming of property

Myself and my husband bought property in my name
I contributed 20% of down payment and registeration charges
He ceontributed remaining through home loan
He is the applicant and I'm the co applicant in the home loan
I'm a home maker but I have rental income from properties which is equal to home loan emi
It is just 3 emi taken from my husband account
My mother in law says even property was bought in my name she has all the rights in that property.
I'm really afraid cause I invested huge amount in this including renovation
By any chance can she claim for my property
My husband is very nice person, but my in laws are very greedy
In worst case anything happens to him can she able to claim on my property
Please help

Rajkumar Nanubala   08 March 2017 at 14:57

Legal heirs of deceased mother

I am the only daughter. A house is registered in the name of my father and mother. My mother expired. Now my father wants to put house papers for loan. He bought the house with his pension pf. Now without my consent can he sell or take loan on that house. Who are the legal heirs of my deceased mother. My father is a drinker. He has debts from different persons. Am I responsible for his debts after him. Without my knowledge he took debts. Please clear my doubts.

Guttu Mody   08 March 2017 at 10:27

Extension of lease

Took a plot on sub-lease(registered) in 1985 for 35 years, ending in 2020 with a clear clause of further extension of another 10 years.The Sub-Lessor had also a registered lease in his name till 2020 with extension clause of another 10 years upto 2030, but I do not know whether he has obtained/granted extension for anothet 10 years ,upto 2030 by his Landlord. In my Registerd sub-lease deed there is no mention about subject to clause towards his obtaing/being granted extension by his land lord.Only sub-lease for 35 years and further extension of 10 years upto 2030 is mentioned.My Sub-Lessor do not come forward with any clear cut answer. My Query:

01 What should I do now to ask/seek another extension of 10 years from 2020 till 2030 now?
02 Can I apply to my land lord now for extension or can I only ask him for such extension in 2020 only?
03.Can my landlord deny me another extension for 10 years till 2030 saying that he has not been granted extension by his original landlord(if the case such be)?

There is no default in any manner by my side....

sujoy ghosh   08 March 2017 at 07:37

Registered will challenged

Dear Sir/Madam,

Hope you are all doing fine. Registered Will of my father is getting probated in the high court of kolkata. However my elder brother is challenging the will. His grounds for challenging with evidence would be he managing the commercial property for the last 12 years of which he was a partner with father in a 50% profit ratio previously a proprietorship firm in the name of my father. Business for the last 12 years has been just rental income. Will such ground stand before the judge to dispose off the registered will. He is also in the view that this suit can be dragged so that the probate can be delayed or disposed off after a minimum period of 10 years. Is that possible kindly suggest. Your expert comments really works.

Warm Regards,
Sujoy Ghosh