shah dhimant chandrakant
16 March 2012 at 23:30
One client (respondent)had Civil Misc Application under sec.9 of Arbitration and conciliation Act,1996 at Ahmedabad Civil court during this the applicant bank transferred this case to Chennai Arbitration Court and that court had passed the judgement in favour of bank. The bank had filed the Execution Petition at Nadiad Court to recover money. The respondent wants to go for appeal. So there is confusion where he had to go for appeal at AHMEDABAD or at Chennai. Please give me reply.
robert
16 March 2012 at 23:15
Does a long separation from husband till his death for a period of 13 years amounts to divorce? And if not then they being from a Hindu family can she claim for a landed property which belongs to that husband.
mrgop
16 March 2012 at 22:30
Party A entered into an agreement with party B to buy the 40cents land owned by B at the rate of 3lakh/Cent within 6 months, and A gave 25 lakh as advance while signing the agreement. But, A could not arrange the balance amount within 6 months and failed to fulfill the agreement. A is not in a position to pay the balance amount in near future also as his business is running into loss.
Party B is not ready to give back the money after taking a reasonable amount towards compensation. So, can party A approach the court to get the refund of advance after deducting a reasonable amount towards compensation? What are the general rules applicable in case of such an agreement failure?
lrrameshadv
16 March 2012 at 20:14
Sir my father came to my mother villege in 60 years back. In the year 1960 the govt was allotted agricultural land to my father to an extent Ac. 2-13 Guntas. My father was died in the year 1981. my maternal uncle have taken possesion Ac. 1-00 land from the above said land in the 1970's since then he have been cultivating now he obtained patta pass books from the revenue authority. In the year 1970's my maternal uncle have substituated Ac.2-00 land in other place. My father did not take any patta certificate from revenue but we are in possession. Now the governament have acquired the above said Ac.2-00 land and given sale consideration to my maternal uncle only. Now my maternal uncle did not give any single pie to me. what should I do ? can we recover Ac. 1-00 land, which was given my father to my maternal uncle. My uncle with the collusion of the revenue official have taken patta but my fater nor my brother did not write any single paper to my uncle sir. Can we recover the above said land ?
tdeli
16 March 2012 at 19:23
If someone has a Joint Account Term Deposit in a bank as "Either or Survivor" and one of the joint holder has expired ...
Can the survivor holder go to the bank with the death certificate of the deceased holder and claim the amount in the account OR
will he have to wait till the end of the term of the account OR
will he need signatures of other legal heirs to take the proceeds of the account...
Dharma
16 March 2012 at 15:53
'A' had a plot. In the middle of the plot a 4'3" wide service lane exist. In the west side plot from the lane a building was situated and in the east side plot half part was constructed form (building) and half part was as open land. 25 years ago in 1986 'A' sells west side plot/building to 'B'. After 10 years in 1996 'B' sells it to 'C'. 5 years ago in 2006 'A' sells east side plot (building including open land) to me. Now I start construction in open land but 'C' objected and filled a false easement right suit against me. 'C' claims that half part of the open land was in 'B's use and thereafter in his use, therefore he ('C') acquired easement right of using that portion of open land. Besides that he alleged that if defendant (I) constructed in that portion, which is in front of his house, access of light and air to his house/building will be obstruct and diminish and will affect his easement right of light and air. My questions are -
1- In these circumstances can he acquire the easement right of use over my open land? The period 20 years necessary for easement by prescription would be count from 1986 the purchasing date by previous owner ‘B’ or from 1996 the purchasing date by ‘C’ (plaintiff)? ‘B’s ownership of his property was only for 10 years. Therefore ‘B’ did not complete his easement right. In this condition, can easement right in complete or counting of period of 10 years pass to ‘C’ with transfer of property? ‘C’s ownership of his property is only for 15 years. For acquiring/completion of easement by prescription by ’C’, he himself should complete 20 years or 10 years of ‘B’ would be add to his 15 years period?
2- In these circumstances and if there is 4’3” wide space as the lane is already exist between two plots/buildings, the question of easement right of light and air can arise? and my construction would amount the violation of his easement right of light and air?
denish
16 March 2012 at 15:37
A service regulation named regional rural bank officer and employees service regulation 2010 has been provided by the Government of India through extra ordinary gazette.There are given some definitions of posts,authorities and other related things. For any complication there is not provided that who will clarify the provisions of said regulations.I want to seek some clarifications. Can I obtain it through petition in High Court making party to Government of India ?
Swapnil
16 March 2012 at 14:37
Hello Sir,
I want to ask what is the specific provision or Rule if a person files wrong power of Attorney in the Indian court of law.
Thanks & Regards
Swapnil
deepak panchal
16 March 2012 at 10:55
Sir, can a defaulter complaint/apply to registrar,cooperative courts,consumer court against managing committee/society for harassment?
I have been told by managing committee that codnizanse of defaulters complaints/application are not taken
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