Surender Oberoi
27 June 2012 at 20:55
A case was pending before Hon'ble High Court of Delhi - Whether NDPL is a public authority ? Has the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi decided and/or given the judgment. A copy of the judgement is prayed from Hon'ble members ? Whether NDPL is under the purview of RTI Act ?
anjana sharma
27 June 2012 at 18:28
Hello Everybody
my anti and uncle had purchased a home by taking loan from cent bank finance wherein both are the joint owners and after the death of uncle, society has given transfer of share certificate also in name of anti. however the original property papers are with the cent bank and they are not giving her. she had even submitted the affidavit cum declaration from all her four children. there is no other claimant. four children had also given NOC in favour of mother.? what can be done now to avail those original documents from cent bank.
Please help
P.C. Joshi
27 June 2012 at 17:34
Dear Friends,
One of my friend has purchased a piece of land long back which was lying vacant. The said land is sorrounded by a land from all corners which is jointly owned by three brothers. Except the saidland tehre is no approcah road/way to enter the land of my friend. He wants to buy the sorrounding land from those brothers. While two brothers agree to seel their land but one of the brother is opposing.
can anyone please tell me does my friend has any legal remedy whereby he can get the way/approch to enter his land through Or alternatively can he enforce his right of pre emption against the land owned by the three brothers.
Thanks & Regards
P.c. Joshi
VIJAY K. TEOTIA
27 June 2012 at 16:57
Can an existing member of the society ask for the detail of qualification, eligibility etc of the new members which has been admitted into the society by following complete procedure. Can society refuse to provide information? if the information is not provided by the society what remedey the member has? I am asking on behalf of the society.
P.C. Joshi
27 June 2012 at 13:41
Dear Friends,
I have a simple query relating to jurisdiction of courts in civil & criminal matters. I have come across with many agreements between the parties situating in diiffrent states. But there is a cluse in the agreement that in case of any dispute, only the courts situated at a particular place say Mumbai( where the parties are situated in Delhi and Mumbai)I want to ask is this kind of a cluase is binding on the parties specially where the Civil & Criminal procedure in India specifically define the jurisdiction of the courts.
Secondly, in some agreement the dispute resolution mechanism is provided through Arbitration Law and there is a clause in agreement that the decision of Arbitrator will be final and binding on the parties. Does it mean that the parties are debarred from going to courts having such clause in the agreement. can we have dispute resolution mechnism both by arbitration and by normal legal mechanism in the agreement.
i shall appreciate if some one can pls clarify the above points.
Thanks
P.C. Joshi
PRAKASHCHANDRA MARU
26 June 2012 at 22:41
a hindu boy want to marry the christian girl and would like to register the mairrage for the protection them so which mairrage ceremony should be adopted.
Shaikh
26 June 2012 at 15:51
A trespasser forcibly occupied a property belonging to his relative, with whom he was not on good terms. He had no agreement or documents to justify possession.
He went out of station for a while, thereby giving up his illegal possession temporarily.
When he came back, he found the owner had taken back possession, sold the property and vacated it, removing all his movables.
Does he have any right to claim recovery of possession of the movables he had left behind?
what is the legal status of the ownership of these movables?
pramod
26 June 2012 at 15:45
Respected Experts,
Following excerpt need valuable advice;
Self acquired property of parents and do wish to bequeath only to daughter in order to avoid unwarranted claim of daughter- in- law due to family discord with their son. But at the same time parents wish to give equal share TO AND between son and daughter. Parents wish to know a perfect legal ground to save and avoid a possible claim of daughter- in- law in future.
Hence, thinking to have a mutual WILL between the parents in respect of ownership based on their survival. What could be the outcome if the said WILL even mention the equal share of son by the parents? Whether daughter in law can legally challenge the said WILL as of her right as wife? Kindly provide a solution.
Thanking you all for contribution.
Amar Jadhav
26 June 2012 at 14:59
Sir, pls help me to draft a application for impounding of document. In my case a sale deed is not registered and is also not duly stamp. I had filed the said sale deed along with affidavit of examination in chief before the court. but court had ask me to to get the said document impound so it can be read in evidence. pls help me to draft the application or give me its format if any
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women married in the year 1983. out of the said wedlock son was born in 1986. the said women got divorced with her husband in the year 1993. Thereafter the husband expired in the year 2002. After the death of husband the divorced wife got mutated her name and her sons name in the property card extract in a property to the extent of her husbands share in the year 2006 and sold of that share in the year 2009.
my question is... is the divorced women and her son is entitled to the share?? can such divorced women and her son sell of the share without the prior consent of other co-owners??? is there any right of pre-emption???
awaiting reply.....