Anonymous
15 September 2020 at 10:52
Case was filed by lakshmi reddy 2018, property of Chowdary was attached.......but before disposing of case property was transfered to narasimha on 25/8/2020 & got the money....just after that within few days case was settled outside court.....case was disposed 3/9/2020 .....Chowdary was telling kumar( it's me) he will give money after selling property which is in court......now property is transferred to narasimha has above incidents ,he got money ,he cleared lakshmi reddy but not my money.....now I am filing a civil suit.....can I put the property transfered by Chowdhury to narasimha has void b/c property attached in lakshmi reddy case against Chowdary is transferred to narasimha before case disposed.......now can I attach that property
mabusubhani
15 September 2020 at 07:35
House on my father name.He was died.we are 4 family members.one is wife,one is my self and two are my sister's.That propez was self aquiredy.After death of my Father ,my mother and sister not gave me possition in that house according muslim law can I ask rent for my share
Anonymous
14 September 2020 at 20:01
I am appointed as Government employee while I finished my 4-1 semester classes of Engineering(due semester exams) later attended exams and cleared my semester exam. My 4-2 semester is a project related and there is no need to attend College So I directly attended semester exams but did not clear it.
Later I attended supplementary exams and cleared my Engineering. Is my degree valid?
gopal
14 September 2020 at 17:22
Respected Sirs,
I have posted legal queries here and i got good reply from the Hon'ble Experts here. Now also i would like to post a query to get a god information from you Experts.
My land was taken by the National Highways , initial award by the Spl DRO(CALA) received, and then as per NH act 3(G) Appel before the District Collector as a Arbitrator. the Arbitrator has conducted enquiry and passed an order, the arbitrator stated that this award based on the previous award provided by the then Arbitrator.
So I tried to trace the previous award by the then Arbitrator which was taken four moths time to trace the previous award, once i got the award then only i have identified the mistake that there was a calculation mistake happend in the present award , then i have submitted a pettition under the Sec 33 of Arbitration act 1996, to correct the calculation mistake . the Arbitrator has called for enquiry on 12.12.2017, then there is no order passed. On 14th march 2020 the Arbitrator has rejected my petition since it was submitted beyound the limitation period of one month time mentioned in the Sec 33 of Arbitration Act, hence the Arbitrator rejected my petition only on limitatiion ground. Now i would like to file a petition before the High court by in person to quash the Arbitrator Order. for that kindly give information for my following queries please.
1. To quash the Arbitration Order, whether i Have to file Writ Petition u/s 226 or to file petition u/s 34 of the Arbitration act 1996, which is correct one please guide me.
Thanking you
yours faithfully
a.k.nandagopal
Anonymous
11 September 2020 at 22:21
Namaskar ji,,
I am a Hindu Jaat married woman in Haryana and I also want the right in my father's ancestral land.
My father has some kilas of ancestral land which he got from great grandfathers.
My Father is Living as of now., any compromise by speaking to my father does not work.
So I have to move legally.
My Question is-
1) Do I have my right in agricultural land ?
2) I have to file a suit for declaration or suit for partition, because my father is still living?
Kaun sa suit maintainable he?
3) I have to file the suit now or after the demise of my father?
Thoda guide kijie.
Anonymous
11 September 2020 at 14:51
Hello Experts,
We are resident of Gurgaon and a Hindu Family
MY maternal Grandfather is having some acres of ancestral Land.
MY maternal GRANDFATHER IS ALWAYS RUDE TO MY MOM and give everything to my MAMA.
In 2014, He started transferring the Land in the name of my MAMA , when my mother resisted he cut off all the connection with my mother.
Then my maternal grandfather didn't transfer the Land but Executed a registered will to transfer all the ancestral property to son after his death.
Then she went to a Lawyer, The lawyer told my mother to file a suit for a declaration and simple injunction. She filed the case but the case got dismissed after 4 years in 2018.
The reason for dismissal was " Mere suit for declaration without possession is not maintainable".
Then she didn't appealed and now it is 2020.
Now I insisted my Mother to at least talk to lawyers,
One lawyer told me that ONLY suit for partition is maintainable so now again file a suit for partition and possession, losing a case for suit for declaration doesn't mean anything in right of a daughter in Parent's ancestral property.
One Lawyer is saying that again the appeal has to be filed but in High court for declaration only.
One Lawyer is saying that losing a case of declaration does not mean anything for a daughter and after the death of my maternal grandfather, we can get the land transfer in our name so no need to file any case.
We don't have any legal knowledge, SO PLEASE EXPERTS GUIDE ME WHAT IS RIGHT APPROACH AND HOW SHOULD I PROCEED NOW.
Anonymous
09 September 2020 at 15:02
In 2017 October cheque is bounced which is about 2.5 lakhs & sent legal notice..... but on request of party I have not filed complaint or cheque bounce case ......can I file civil suit within three years & what is the interest that I can pleed for cheque amount to pay court fee.....& Our advocate has lost the notice with acknowledgement.....how to handle this situation......really confused
s v desai
09 September 2020 at 13:11
Respected experts, My mother was fighting for Justice in the civil court for her own brothers property. The farmer who's engaged for cultivating the land taken advantage of my mothers elder brothers age ill health and created a will deed. On the basis of that fabricated will that farmer applied for mutation in his name in Tahasildar office. My mother raised objection with the Tahasildar against mutation on the basis of that forged will. The revenue court directed to solve the case in Civil court then only they will effect the mutation. Based on this the farmer filed a suit in Additional Civil Judge court against my mother and requested for permanent injuction in his name. In the court the will is not proved gunine. Hence the case was dismissed against him. After this my mother applied for mutation of property in her name. Mean while the farmer intimated revenue Authorities not to effect mutation as he is going to appeal in Senior Civil Judge court against the judgement of Additional Civil judge. He has not taken stay order for this purpose. Now the revenue authorities made mutation in my mothers name., as there is no objection or any stay order for mutation from anyone. Now my mother wants to sell the property. My question is that can she sell the property.
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Anonymous
07 September 2020 at 12:42
SIR I HAVE PURCHASED REVENUE SITE IN BANGALORE URBAN AREA, PILLAHALLI VILLAGE, ITS REGISTERED IN SUB REGISTRAR OFFICE I HAVE PAID STAMP DUTY AND REGISTRATION CHARGES INSTEAD OF SALE DEED ITS MENTIONED AS CERTIFICATE OF SALE IS IT VALID DOCUMENT?,PLEASE HELP ME
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Limitation act
Dear Learned Lawyers,
A retired person from Army died in the year 1984. His wife predeceased in the year 1985. A fraudulent lady claiming as his second wife, in order to get his family pension, filed a suit in the civil court with the prayer to declare her as legally married second wife well after a lapse of 12 years i.e. in the year 1996. The court accepted her petition and decreed the suit declaring her as legal 2nd wife. Now my question is whether the acceptance of her petition by the court after around 12 years is valid ? Doesn’t it come under Limitation Act ? Need your clarification in this regard.
Thanks & Regards
Balaji