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shreepad   24 June 2013 at 12:15

Land

1991 registered sale deed shall we challenge after 20 years?only alleging the other-side on fraudulent and illiterate basis.

alexander   24 June 2013 at 11:43

Dna profiling

It is general perception that courts don't encourage DNA testing of any of the Parties(Plaintif as well as the Respondent) when one of the claimants is not a blood relation/related by blood to claim the locus of a biological son,brother daughter etc..
Has this DNA profiling made common currency and linked with the evidence act 1872. pl give me all case laws where DNA profiling is encouraged / approved by the Courts in India

thanks and regards

prakash

prakash   24 June 2013 at 11:10

Redevelopment of society

I have one otla ( platform ) 5'x4' as my separate entrance exclusively used by me for last 33 years in my flat in addition to common entrace .The builder provided it to me before registration of society . being ground floor , no balcony is provided in mumbai .
Now during redevelopment of society do I have a right to request to add 20 sq feet of otla in my carpet area of my flat . This otla was not there in original sanctioned plan but existed when bought flat in 1980

Dr Sunny MP .   24 June 2013 at 10:09

Judge's attendance

Dear all,
Can someone in enlighten me is there a way to ascertain if a judge had attended the court on a specific day?
As I've been told by my lawyer not to attend the court on a specific day citing the reason of Judge being on leave, but my opponent had attended the same court on the same day. I also got to know from the well wishers that the judge had not gone on leave on that particular day!
I would like to talk to my lawyer on stopping me from attending the court, is there any way that I can ascertain whether the judge was on leave or not on my case day?
pls. help.
Rgds,

sagar   23 June 2013 at 23:37

Property

Can a Compromise Agreement in property be challenged/cancelled later on by the person signing the compromise agreement ??

AAVADHOOT. D   23 June 2013 at 22:36

Reopening when posted for final order

Sir,
A matter related to demolition was heard before Municipal corporation Commissioner and after completion of hearing i.e.after sufficient long time,(respondent used to seek adjournments all the times, my repeated objection) the matter was posted by the chair for final order with remark POSTED FOR FINAL ORDER. Now it is learnt that it has been reopened and respondent is being heard again. Can it be done so under the law? Because he wants to prolong the matter.I am complainant What remedy I have to expedite. I will be obliged for reply.
Regards

Anupam Dash   23 June 2013 at 14:28

Harassment by neighbour

I live with my family in a residential area. There is a municipality cemented drain which was constructed a few years back by the municipality. Now this particular neighbour of ours has the municipality drain running just in front of his entrance gate, by virtue of which he can easily drain out his waste water into the municipality drain. But he claims that when the municipality drain was constructed some years back, the drain was constructed at a higher level and her house is at a lower level, hence because of this faulty construction (which he claims) he is not able to properly drain out his waste water. As a result, what he has done is, he himself has dugged out a drain on the municipal land and the entire waste water of his house is flowing towards our house and it is clogging near our entrance gate. We tried to settle the issue amicably, but he always wears a confrontationist attitude. We wrote an application to the municipality regarding the issue, but they also seems to be brushing it under the carpet (since in a way they also feel they have made a faulty construction) and they just say that when there will be funds they will try to drain out the water of this neighbour of ours. As a natural consequence, we are being victimised as we really dont know when the municipality will be having funds to sort out the issue. And the problem has coupled because of the rainy season. So I would like to know about the legal remedy as regards how to stop the drain that has been constructed till the time the drain work is completed by the municipality. I would like to know which court to approach and under what provision of Law?

kumar   23 June 2013 at 13:20

Lokadalath award and will

Hi all,

I am having 3 sisters and I am the only son to my parents.we settled our family properties issues before lokadalath and we obtain a award.In this award we partitioned my father's entire properties and kept some terms&conditions.
(1)our sisters relinquished their rights on all properties of my father by taking some property shares in the father's properties.
(2)I and my father kept the remaining properties jointly.
(3)My mother relinquished her rights in my father's properties except that she shall have limited rights to enjoy in her lifetime in the said property and she has no right to transfer to any party for the said property.
(4)After the lifetime of my father,his share in the joint property shall goes to me and no other party can claim for his share in the joint property

Now again my father is planning to give some of his share in the joint property to my sisters by executing will .My query is that in lokadalath award all the parties in my family agreed to the 4th point recited above but again my father is doing against the award.
Do the will executed by my father has validity or not????(or)After our father lifetime can my sisters get the property through my father's will???

Thank you all...