ashok khare
26 September 2013 at 10:02
What are the procedures to remove Co-Op. Hsg Society Secretary. And once removed then can he stand for re-election.
mahendrakumar
26 September 2013 at 09:25
during the admission hearing of an RP before the NCDRC, following was the order.
" after arguing for some time, counself for petitioner seeks time to take instruction as to whether the petitioner wants to pursue with the matter or not.list on(date given) ......for direction.
1.ep filed by us at cdrf is scheduled to be heard one day prior to that.
2.what could be inferred? If the op with draw their rp,will they be able to m ove before SC on the same issue later on?
3.or fearing some adverse judgment,petitioner op,is trying to withdraw?
experts views in this regard would appreciated.
vijay singh Mob.No 9621707070
26 September 2013 at 08:41
Sir,
Kindly provide us citation regarding to Order-20&rule-10
sharique
25 September 2013 at 23:31
how court in india calculated compensation in civil defamation cases?
seema sharma
25 September 2013 at 19:27
sir,
I am a priest in a temple situated at Delhi from last 11 years.now a managing committee member wants me to go away from the temple due to his personal enmity with me and wants to appoint new priest.
what are rights/remedy available to me.whether I will be deemed as employee or not. pls guide me.
Member (Account Deleted)
25 September 2013 at 17:58
We are a family of 3 brothers and 1 sister.In 1985, we purchased a flat in Mumbai in my parents name and they nominated my brothers B2 and B3 50% each for this flat.
I, B1, have been staying in this flat since the time of purchase and paying all society outgoings.In 2006,I relocated from Mumbai, the flat is locked and lying vacant since 7 yrs. I continue to pay Society dues till date. In the meanwhile, we noticed severe water leakage into the flat. Society and flat owner from whose house leakage occurs refuse to cooperate.
I realise my stake in this property is limited to 25% inheritance, while I continue to pay / am held liable for 100% Society Dues, incl Repairs etc, while the other 3 siblings (incl the 2 nominees) simply don’t care. Our parents are no more and B2 and B3 have not even submitted the application to the Society for transfer of title.
Am I solely responsible towards maintenance of the house?
Should I continue to pay the outgoings even though I don't live there? Whom does the society hold liable if nobody pays?
Should I inform the Society to henceforth correspond with the nominees B2, B3 who reside in Mumbai and are simply washing their hands off the entire scenario?
kunal
25 September 2013 at 17:43
sir,
we are tenant of commercial shop on 1st floor of building more than 40 years in these 40 years our firm acquire goodwill. there is no agreement between landlord and us till from the beginning and now after 40 years he is saying to vacant the place...
i think this is not good think as we are paying rent monthly from 40+ years......
suggest the possible way.......
rds
25 September 2013 at 17:28
Respected sir,
One of my old customer I use to supply goods to him on 90 to 120 days credit basis His company is partnership firm he is not giving my due payments as there is more than 2 years.
As a Guarantor I have register mortgage deed of partner’s wife premises i.e office.
His company is partnership and in his company his wife is not a partner.
So what I will do to recover my money I go for civil case or criminal case please help me out.
Thank you.
priya
25 September 2013 at 17:08
My lawyer has written a will jointly for me and husband appointing executor and defining how our property (some of which is ancestoral property in my name and the rest is joint between us) will be distributed between our two children (both minors-under 10) and safeguarding the same till they achieve majority. Also, in case of death of one spouse, all property and assets will go in entirety to the surviving spouse.
On coming to this site, however, I realise that a joint will cannot be registered. Is that still in effect? And if so, how can we make two individual wills that allow one spouse to leave all assets to the surviving spouse and at the same time both spouses can have same provisions as far as distribution and safeguarding of assets in case of demise of both spouses at the same time? Pls. advice.
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Delay supported by presiding officer
EVEN THOUGH THE PLAINTIFF HAS SINCE TURNED SENIOR CITIZEN AFTER HAVING UNDERGONE HEART BYE PASS SURGERY 11 YEARS AGO, DEFENDANT'S ADVOCATE FINDS FAVOUR IN GETTING ADJOURNMENTS FOR HIS DELAYING TACTICS IN CROSS EXAMINATION OF THE PLAINTIFF-WITNESS IN CHIEF SINCE 2010 IN THE CASE FOR PROBATE OF REGISTERED WILL OF PLAITIFF'S DECEASED MOTHER; SC, HAVING OPINED REPEATEDLY FOR NO SUCH DEFERMENTS WHEN WITNESS PRESENTS FOR CROSS EXAMINATION, HOW CAN JOINT REGISTRAR BE ALERTED FOR NON-ADJOURNMENTS ALREADY BEEN FOR THREE YEARS IN THE CASE FILED IN 2008 TO LET THE PLAINTIFF SEE RESULT IN HIS LIFETIME ? ANY CPC PROVISION OR SC CITATIONS PLEASE ?