jeetendra hegde
25 August 2013 at 09:29
Respected sir/madam.
Iam into event management business,here i send artists for shows out of india for dance performance. Before sending them out i do have a contract agreement duly signed by them,eventhough my company is not registered one.It was running smoothly till recently two artists failed to fulfill the agreement and ran away by taking payment of 1.2 lakh each and they both happens to be sisters.Initially police were reluctant to entertain my case terming it to be civil matter but latter anyhow i succeded to get non dated cheques from their brother for Rs 2lakh.
And the real trouble started now as the artist don't have permanent address here in mumbai and they are from UP ,and the bank whose cheque given by their brother is of from U P branch.For sure i know that cheque will bounce since one bearer cheque i presented to bank here returned due to no funds in account.
Now my query is, which is better place to file case if all cheques bounces, mumbai or their permanent place UP..and there is any chances of my unregistered company agreement is quashed from the court?.and chances of recovery of my money.
Hope experts will give their valauble time to read my long query and provide me valuable suggestion...thanking you.
Ramesh Tikamdas Bajaj
25 August 2013 at 09:02
Dear Sirs,
The Plaintiff has not paid proper stamp fees.
How to prove that?
I have raised this point in my amendment of Written statement and is now one of the issues.
After that Plff has just filed evidence after a lapse of 2 years.
Can I insist that the proper stamp fees be paid before the case proceeds further.?
Pls guide what steps I should take so that I get a positive result.
I have tremendous financial restraints to fight this false case.
Ramesh Tikamdas Bajaj
25 August 2013 at 08:26
Dear Sirs,
The Plaintiff has not paid proper stamp fees.
How to prove that?
I have raised this point in my amendment of Written statement and is now one of the issues.
Plff has just filed evidence after a lapse of 2 years.
Can I insist that the proper stamp fees be paid before the case proceeds further.?
Pls guide what steps I should take so that I get a positive result.
I have tremendous financial restraints to fight this false case.
praveen
24 August 2013 at 21:21
Dear Sir,
I am a resident of Group housing society in Delhi. I reside on the 1st floor of the society and am faced with leakage problem from bathroom from 2nd floor fora long time.
I have approached the owner of the flat to get the repairs done but it has not yielded any results.
I have also approached the management of the society nad had several discussion with them to prevail upon the owner of 2nd floor but till date nothing has happened.
Kindly sugget the options and the steps I should follow to get this problem resolved.
Thanks in advance
Regards
shree sharma
24 August 2013 at 16:53
what share a daughter gets .
if a hindu dies before 2004 leaving ancestral property of his grandfather and property was not divided till ammendment of 2005
the property is now to be divided among 4 daughters and 1 son land is 130 acre in MP.
father died in 1967.mother died in 2010
alive heirs are 4 daughters and 1 son.
land is ancestral.no division took place before today among heirs .all heirs have their name on revenue records.
son born in 1940.
daughters born in 1955 1958 1959 1961.
(a) by birth become a coparcener in her own right in the same manner as the son; (b) have the same rights in the coparcenary property as she would have had if she had been a son; (c) be subject to the same liabilities in respect of the said coparcenary property as that of a son, and any reference to a Hindu Mitakshara coparcener shall be deemed to include a reference to a daughter of a coparcener: Provided that nothing contained in this sub-section shall affect or invalidate any disposition or alienation including any partition or testamentary disposition of property which had taken place before the 20th day of December, 2004.
what does it mean.
though heirs born before act but partion is to be made now?
plz help
pavan
24 August 2013 at 16:21
Great Grandfather's (A) own property got transferred to his son (adopted son, my grandfather) after he died.
My Grandfather (B, died recently) survived with 3 sons (C, D, E) and 3 daughters.
My Grandfathers inherited property is yet to be divided among his 3 sons.
1) Me (only son of C) has any right in the property?
2) Who will have rights on the property? Great Grandsons or Grandson?
Please provide information.
Thanks in advance.
Deepak Menaria
24 August 2013 at 15:31
Plantiff filed app.of Or 6 R 17 after commencement of trial just before Final Argument in the suit of specific performance where he want to replace the cosharer of the parental property as the agreement signed by only 3 of 5 cosharer including father of HUF and fathers signature is enough to grant the decree of apecific performance of agreement.The father is having possession of 50% of share in the property and rest of the 50% share purchased by one of son who has not signed the agreement.Please guide me on these points-
1.Is part performance is allowed by court for parental residential undivisible HUF property?
2.Is the agreement is complete as it was not signed by a son and his mother but they were party to the unregestered agreement dated 14/4/2000?
3.How can a trial court allow an ammendments in pleadings to replace the cosharers of the HUF residential undivisible property?
4.The case filled by the plantiff is for only half of the share of the property and rest 50% of share was purchased by a son who has not signed the agreement.
Please help me to find matching rulings of SC in this matter.
Thanx a lot.
Karthik
24 August 2013 at 15:01
Hi Experts,
I have query regrading transfer of ancessotor's property. Here is current description:
1. Property is in name of my Grandfather who have expired around 40yrs back.
2. My grandmother & father are also expired.
3. As per NON REGISTERED WILL (witnessed by a Megistrate who has also expired) of my grandfather it says that
- "After my(grandfather) death property belongs to my SON and Wife and after my wife's death it only belongs to my SON."
- also mention that there "will be NO right on my property of my daughter."
4. Lost the original Registry also of that property
QUERY:
1. Want to transfer property to my mother's name so is it possible on the basis of NON registered will?
2. Will there be any legal right of my father's sister?
3. If I go for transfer process is it required to take any NO OBJECTION ceritificate from my father's sister?
4. Can a Transfer Application with supporting NON Registered Will be submitted DIRECTLY to court?
Rajesh
24 August 2013 at 14:05
Hi All, Thanks in advance.
I brought reliance data card in Pune then
I realized the speed of the net was very bad and complaint to them on multiple times and with multiple follow-ups. Though I used for this card apprx for 10 months and paid the bill on time.
Before relocating to other city I dint paid the last month bill. After 2 years I received call to my new mobile number from Lok Adalat, Delhi saying a case is being registered on my name, referring to my Pune address.
Today I received second call and I denied my identity.
Usually I do not keep any debt on my name. As a habit, I pay all bills on time being credit card, Vodafone, bank loan etc.
I am sure that multiple cases must be registered similar to this one (speed) but why court is not asking back to Reliance to rectify the root cause?
Wanted to understand the seriousness of this case. They are still referring to my old address but new mobile number.
Best Regards
Rajesh
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How to claiminherited property
dear sirs,
my grand father has been gifted a property 150 years back orally. and it has come to me finally. but we have not written ed any documents. now my father is no more and had a brother. what is the best way to claim. and we have been paying the property tax since then on the name of the person who gifted property in mark of respect. please in form me how proceed legally to claim .
than you
eswar