Anonymous
19 October 2011 at 20:27
section 6 whereof grants a decree or order which is not subject to appeal or review.what relif this section grants?
noor
19 October 2011 at 20:13
my client is not getting monthly rental and they took injuction order
I urge the learned members to kindly furnish me Hon'ble Supreme Court of India's judgement reagrding demolition of unauthorized constructions in residential areas like Nimri Colony, Motinagar in Delhi.
I heard that the son/daughter will have a right in the self acquired property of the father. To my knowledge they will not have any right in the self acquired property of the father. But, whether the statement I heard is true? if Yes supporting citation and if not please reiterate the ruling. Please
How to calculate the income of minors in case of accidental injuuries.
If any judgements please let me know.
Thyagarajan
19 October 2011 at 19:06
Many experts have counseled me running of tuition classes in flats may not be permissible as against local municipal rules. Also the Apex court is of view that giving tuition does not fall into the category of professional activities like that of Charted Accountants, lawyers, and doctors etc that are allowed in flats. However a flat owner in our complex had challenged the owners’ association decision not to grant permission to run tuition classes, in a civil court. The peculiar aspect is that the case is filed by the flat owner’s wife who is affected. The association lawyer’s counter is that the case itself is not maintainable before the courts as she is not a member of the association leave alone the merits of the case. Maintenance charges receipts are being issued in the name of her husband only. Is the stand taken by association lawyer correct?
Anonymous
19 October 2011 at 18:22
My father and mother died in 1988 and 2000 respectively. They had some properties in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana.
Due to some dispute among the legal heirs, none of the properties of the parents have been mutated in the name of any of the 4 legal heirs till date.
My brother filed a suit for partition in Delhi High court in the year 2003 covering only one property located in delhi, which was dismissed in default in 2007 and was never restored.
The same brother in the year 2004 filed another case for partition in a Haryana court for another property situated in Haryana.
Are both the partition suits maintainable?
Should'nt there be a single suit for partition covering all the properties belonging to the family filed in one of the courts of jurisdiction?
Viral
19 October 2011 at 18:15
We are landlord & have won the case till the Supreme Court in 2005 against tenant on arrears of rent. after this tenant's brother started another round of litigation in dist court & HC Gujarat. Can i file contempt petition in supreme court in 2011 ? what are our chances of getting a favorable order in terms of execution in lower court in getting the possession of the tenented property back from the tenant?.Our case is same like the case of Atma Ram Builder Case 2011. Pls. advice.
Anonymous
19 October 2011 at 17:36
I am a partner of a firm which stopped operations in 1998 and did not file any balance sheet there after. There is not a single sale or purchase or any expense in the said firm since 1998. Can I today ask for rendition of accounts?
Conversion of ponds into park
Sir,
In my locality a ponds existings since years together dried up & rendered useless as such.Gradually it became dumping place for all kind of waste & for defecating>People of my locality approached Municipality,who filled it in with thousands of tipper load of debris etc.When it was plane,a group of "khairati biradari' became greedy & wanted to construct a market place at this place & sued Municipality for permanent injunction telling the Court that their forefathers had left this space but now they want to bring it to their own use.We passed a resolution & applied for being joined as a party against the ppl of Khairati biradari.What relief can we have ?