valentine thakkar
03 January 2014 at 20:00
The claimant died two months after passing the Order from the Court. His banks details conveyed to the concerned authorities for payment of compensation. The only nomination mentioned in the bank account is of his adult son. Cheuqe not deposited yet, but is likely to be deposited in the name of the deceased claimant. The Court has become functus officio. Please convey what implication such a situation would make.
laxmi
03 January 2014 at 12:20
we are two sisters and five brothers all married i am elder sister our father died on 1977 without writing any will our father aqquired property of his own.Till now property was not distributed among the successors but few months ago our brothers distributed the land among themselves without telling us and also have sold some portion of land without our consent .So what
steps we two sisters can take against our brothers
N.J. MISHRA
03 January 2014 at 09:48
DEAR MEMBER KINDLY GUIDE ME;
ONE OF MY FREIND HAD PURCHASED FLAT AND TOOK THE POSSESSION IN THE YEAR 2003. AT THE TIME OF CONSTRUCTION HE REQUESTED DEVELOPER TO REMOVE THE PARTITION WALL AND MERGE TWO FLATS IN TO ONE.
THE AGREEMENT WAS SIGNED AND REGISTERED BUT THE PLAN IN THE AGREEMENT HAVE THE PARTITION WALLS. NOW MUNICIPAL CORPORATION SAID THAT MY FRIEND HAS REMOVED THE WALL AND HAS ISSUED NOTICE UNDER SECTION 53(1) OF THE MAHARASHTRA REGIONAL AND TOWN PLANNING ACT, TO REINSTATE THE REMOVED WALLS, FAILING WHICH CORPORATION WILL PROCEED WITH LEGAL PROCEEDING.
PLEASE NOTE THAT TILL DATE EVEN MY FREIND HAS NOT RECEIVED O.C. FOR THE SAID FLATS AND BUILDER IS NOW NOT ENTERTAINING HIM. PLEASE NOTE THE SAID FLATS ARE HAVING DIFFERENT ELECTRICITY METERS AND BUILDER HAS NOT PROVIDED US SANCTIONED PLAN AND HAS NOT FURMISHED THE PLAN OF SAID FLATS BEFORE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION.
SINCE DON'T HAVE EXPERIENC E OF CIVIL LAW KINDLY ADVICE FURTHER ACTION.
naveen
03 January 2014 at 09:43
Is it possible to deny taking a notice from the court? If i deny the notice what will be the consequences?
SANJEEV JAIN
02 January 2014 at 23:16
We have one house property at Ahmedabad and 2nd in Delhi, jointly owned (equal share) by A & B. A resides in AHMEDABAD house and B in DELHI house.
A has filed partition suit for DELHI house, and B for AHMEDABAD house. Now both A & B want to settle the cases in court, and ready to leave their share in other's house.
In AHMEDABAD, if A gets absolute ownership under court order, and withdrawal of ownership by B, what will be the expenses for registration, stamp duty etc. to be born by A ?
VENKATESH HEGDE
02 January 2014 at 22:42
Dear colouges,
I have received a case relating to recovery amount of money from construction company. My friend booked a flat from a construction company and an allotment letter was issued. they asked to pay 25% of advance amount of Rs 15 lakh. But the booking flat has been allotted to land owner. my friend has been advised to look other flat & its 3 BHK much more higher to his budget. Disagreeing there advice my friend was asked for repayment of advance money.from the last 3 month, they simply avoiding the payment. There is no contract( my friend only signed agreement for sale ) Now my question is how can i go further ? Can i file a consumer case or recovery suit? is this facts attracts jurisdiction of consumer court ?
With many thanks,
regards
Venkatesh Hegde
subhrendu bhattacharya
02 January 2014 at 22:14
Daily Cause List
( For 02nd, January, 2014 )
COURT NO. 12
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE SUDHANSU JYOTI MUKHOPADHAYA
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE V. GOPALA GOWDA
2. I.A. NO. 4 In CMJ FOUNDATION & ORS. MR. AMIT KUMAR
SLP(C)No.19617/2013 .Vs. MR. RANJAN MUKHERJEE
XIV FRESH-O STATE OF MEGHALAYA & ORS.
1ST LISTING (FOR EXTENSION OF TIME AND
OFFICE REPORT)
INCOMPLETE AFTER NOTICE/ADJOURNED MATTERS
i like to know that what does it mean?
Ashutosh Choubey
02 January 2014 at 13:58
Dear All
There is a damage suit running against the defendant (chief editor) for publishing a defamatory item in the newspaper. The written statement was filed by the defendant and later on the he came to know about a judgment of High Court in another case in which the hon'ble High Court ruled that the Chief Editor is not liable for any news item because he is not directly involved in the selection of news for publication rather the resident editor is liable under section 7 of PRB Act.
My point is that whether a petition quoting the said judgment be filed before the trial court for exonerating the defendant from the charges on the ground of misjoinder of necessary party. Presently the case is at the stage of cross examination and the witnesses of petitioner has been cross examined.
Kindly provide your valuable suggestion and relevant provision of CPC.
sk..........
02 January 2014 at 10:36
I.A is filed to reject the plaint on point of jurisdiction in lower court ,pl. advice what could be the points for arguement as i have to argue.
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Filing of affidavit
Respected Sir,
Please tell me that in the matter of civil writ petition, can a respondent file an affidavit for and on behalf of himself and other respondents.
Thanks.
Regards Daljit Singh