amol
12 June 2012 at 09:49
Sir there is a person of 28 yrs old girl unmarried , moderate metally retired stated in the medical certificate of civil Municipal hospital her father , mother expired , she has two sisters and one brother out of two sister one is interested to take her guardianship she is staying at Malad Mumbai so kindly provide the information under which act this application may me made? whether family court has the power to appoint guardian u/Sec 7 of Family court act? I know Bombay H C OOCJ has jurisdiction but whether civil court Jr Div has the power ? I want to apply to family court is it possible ? and what are the requirements of documents to file the same Pls answer thank
x
12 June 2012 at 00:29
Plaintiff and an attesting witnesses had made certain admissions during evidence and cross examination phase of one case. However now in a different case the Plaintiff has lodged an FIR against the attesting witness that contradicts statements made by him in the first case.
I would like to to know from the experts, the procedure that needs to be followed to obtain information from the FIR to be used in the first case.
Mubarak
11 June 2012 at 23:47
Dear Sirs,
My family: father, step mother, 2 brothers (1 direct brother 1 step brother), 2 sisters (1 direct sister, 1 step sister) All brothers & sisters are married.
Myself & my direct brother were made separate houses with our own earnings.
Our old house where my father & step mother is living not yet separated.
Land of this house in the name of my grand father and the house was constructed by my father with his Own earnings.
My grand mother made one HIBBA document about 10 years ago, clearly mentioned, 1) vacant land 2 pieces in her name should be shared by myself & my direct brother 2) as the land of the house in her husband name, her portion should be shared by myself & my direct brother.
Currently, my father registered the whole house in my step mother name.
Q: 1) Is the house registration legal?
2) can we registered 2 pieces vacant land in our name?
3) Is there any possibility to get my portion from the house?
Pragati
11 June 2012 at 12:15
NOTICE FOR EVICTION FROM RENTED PREMISES
raghuvenu rao
11 June 2012 at 12:13
Dear Experts , here i am in clarify that one un- authorised society member was solded the land plots to housing society members with out any legal documents or agreements obtained from actual land holder ,in turn the person is not an a secretary of society the society was termiinated in 1979-80 period .but the person saying iam the society secratry and missguided the land holder and taken huze notarised individual agreements in 1984, on said land on [as per old 1st agreement 1974.] and obtained conditional gpa attorney from land lords in 1984 [ the gpa was revoked by land lord in 1988.] and solded the plots to previous society members which was terminated under co-op socities act in 1979-80 ,in fact the person selfstyled secretary not having fresh agreements or deeds obtained from land lords.after termination of said society , now the problem arised between previous society members and some of the members was not concerned to old teminated society also, and between land lords and the person was not fullfilled as per old agreement1974 the balance of amounts not payied to land lords , sir dear experts how to face the case kindly answer to my querry. urgent. and the land in question was not transfered in the name of old first society acording to 1974 agreement. up to 1980 still date by land lords ,
supriya
11 June 2012 at 11:12
Why a trust cannot file a RCOP before a competent court?Under what legal provisions the trust can recover the dues and land from that tenant?
swasti
11 June 2012 at 09:08
There was a plot owned by two brothers and a sister who are senior citizens. The plot had been inherited from mother and divided into three portions by registered single partition deed with full rights for each party on each portion so as each party can sell his/her portion without the consent of others.
Later, they sold it together to a single party sharing the money equally. For that purpose they had made an agreement on plain paper mentioning the actual sale amount ie. NOT the amount shown in registration deed, and their willingness to share it equally.
At the time of sale, son of the sister interfered and took half portion of her share by threat. But due to pressure from others he just added a line in the same agreement that he took half portion of her share.
Later, they came to know that he had no right in the property as his mother inherited it from her mother.
But when talked to him, he again threats that if she files any complaint he will show the copy of the agreement on plain paper which shows the ACTUAL sale amount and was signed by all parties including him. So, it will put them in trouble of undervaluing the property in registration deed.
So, is there any legal means to get back her money? Whats the punishment for undervaluing the property if proved? Can he use the agreement to put them in big trouble?
Advocate M J
11 June 2012 at 08:15
Good morning learned members
thank you member for the information
Sir as advised by you i am approaching the honorable court for temporary injunction.
Now, will the court sent a notice to the opposite party before the injunction is awarded to my client?
wht will the time limit for me to get the injunction from the court?
wht is document i need to submit for this injunction order and whts the procedure?
thank u
Ahishek Shinde
10 June 2012 at 19:08
Hello Experts,
My aunt(father's sister) had filed a suit for partition in 2 courts simultaneously in 1985.
1) Jr. Civil Court and
2)Revenue authority of Maharashtra state.
In 1987, Revenue court of Maharashtra (SDO) given the order to give 1/2 share of property to my aunt.
My father appealed to district collector (revenue) against the same order in 1987 itself.
In 1988, Jr. civil court rejected my aunt's application due to incomplete information
In 1994, district collector confirmed order of SDO for giving 1/2 share of property to my aunt. In 1994 my father applied for revision to Divisional commissioner(revenue) of Maharashtra.
In 1994, my aunt corrected the necessary information using rule 21 and carried proceeding. My father was not aware about this correction.
In 1994, court given the order to give 1/4 share of property to my aunt.
Now in 2012, hearing about evision to Divisional commissioner(revenue) of Maharashtra has been started from 4th June. For this hearing purpose, we collected certified copies of civil court's case and surprisingly we came to know the civil court's order.
This order has been given in 1994. We want to appeal on this decision in district civil court. Can we appeal on the same with delay condonation? If yes, what points should we highlight in delay condonation application?
Thanks,
Abhishek Shinde
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Common maintanance
Respected All,
As we are living in a society which having a Ad-hoc committee and having a agreement between builder and the committee.
Builder collected Rs.15,000 lump sum amount as common area maintenance up to 31.12.2014.
But as Builder appointed a adhoc committee, he just inform to the committee to collect the maintenance and run the day to day operations. But later he also inform committee to make the payment to securities, sweeper (for common area) any other expenses incurred for common area, common area light bills, changes of electrical equipment, drainage problems etc.
Now the question is what can committee do for his negligence? He neglecting all his duties even collected one year maintenance and Rs.15,000 from each flat as common area maintenance.
60% occupancy is already done in the society. can we go for registration of society?
One of his wing internal work (lift etc.) is still pending, Can we wait for completion of work and then register the
society?
Also one question
Can we restrict any flat owner on the number of member living with them?
(For ex one of family living with 10 to 12 family members, saying they all are relatives but we are doughtful)
Request to suggest for the same.