Mohan
16 September 2012 at 12:17
Hi Experts:
A chq. bounces twice on dates d1 and d2=d1+2months. For filing civil recovery suit the limitation is three years from d1 or d2?
Pl note that chq was presented 2nd time after obtaining consent of drawee on sworn affidavit and NI 138 notice sent within 1 month from d2.
Thanks and Regards:
dr vamshi
16 September 2012 at 00:42
In a bare injunction suit related to ancestral family properties,there is violation of status- quo by defendants.the def 1 has purchased a property which was standing in the name of def 2,3,4 in revenue records, in the name of his wife and then sold it to third party on the same day.
iam from karnataka, my lawyer says, to include wife of defendant and third party, who are presently not parties to the suit, we would need citations relevant from karnataka high court or supreme court.,can you pls suggest any citations from kar high court or supreme court or if it is not the case, any relevant citations from other high courts.
(B), can i also send a notice to the purchaser of the alienated suit property
rahul k
15 September 2012 at 23:28
high court has granted ex parte injunction against us. do we have to along with our wriiten statement and application under order 39 rule 4, also file objection to application under order 39 rule 1&2, or WS and application under order 39 rule 4 would be sufficient ?
Member (Account Deleted)
15 September 2012 at 22:02
Learned members of this forum i would like to ask a question regarding section 58 of CPC.
Section 58(1A) says that no judgment-debtor shall be detained in a civil prison in case the amount in the money decree doesn't exceed 2000/-.
Now my question is whether such bar applies both to arrest and detention? or just detention?
and what are the remedies available to seek relief against a judgment debtor who is liable to pay an amount less then 2000/-
Sushant Bali
15 September 2012 at 18:34
Can a District Court Judge pass a stay order before resolving the jurisdiction issue of that court and Arbitration?
Kindly help!
Thankyou!
Sushant Bali
15 September 2012 at 16:28
we have filed a case in the Distirct Court.
it is regarding illegal allotment of covered car parking of Cooperative Group Housing Society of Dwarka,Delhi.
society rulesput an Arbtration clause. now the jurisdiction is not been decided as the other party says we have to move to RCS.
is there any way that we can contest the case in the District Court?
Also. if you could please suggest some cases and judgements on CGHS Societies and regarding covered car parking.
Thankyou!
Sadanand B. Panchal
15 September 2012 at 11:21
Respected Experts,
Easement concerned is right of way in common of the owner and occupant on same plot of land.Easement is a property within the meaning of T.P.Act.Now the owner removed the earth of the right of way by digging below to the rock and constructed underground drive way over which a Ramp constructed for right of way.The vacant space below Ramp becomes the property of the owner but the Ramp is not permanent easement,it can damage after long years.
Kindly inform me whether the user(occupier) of such easement has a right upon earth from which the right of way established? Whether users consent is necessary for the owner to remove earth from easement?
Regards,
Sadanand B. Panchal
AYAN
15 September 2012 at 10:42
a girl abused me in sms.
what is the punishment applicable for that?
can I demand monetary compensation for that?
arunkumar
15 September 2012 at 09:26
In a housing society Agm if the election process could not be completed due to no of objections by defaulter members and non members then what is nextstep.The Agm was fixed as per the direction and order by Deputy registrar housing society.
I want to know whether the same Managing committee continues as care taker committee. Please reply in details.Few of the members even ready to become managaing commitee members.
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Whether the transferable development right is an easement?
Respected Experts,
Whether Transferable Development right is an easement under Provisions of Indian Easements Act? Kindly give me the information.
Transferable Development Right is a Conservation Easement. Please inform me the meaning of Conservation easement and by which Act it is define?
Regards,
Sadanand B. Panchal