Anonymous
28 July 2011 at 00:51
i have a tenant since past 30 years. she pays a rent of 3100 since last 15 years and used to pay 500 before 1996. Is there any procedure by which i can evict her. the personal need n other ways under rent control act do not qualify in my case.
if i cannot evict her, can i legally get the marker rent,which is around 40000?
Anonymous
28 July 2011 at 00:26
does lim act apply to all kind of mortgage.what is limitaion for suits in mortgage
Anonymous
27 July 2011 at 23:27
Wife filed 125 crpc first. During pendency of 125 crpc, she filed another maintenance case under order 7 rule 1 cpc and fraudulently informed the court that I evaded in 125 crpc case and asked court to attach my property.
So simultaneously both civil and 125 crpc were running.
I appeared before civil court and informed the court that I have not evaded and prayed the court to dismis the civil case. But court did not. In the meantime 125 crpc order was passed in her favour.
Now still the civil case is running.
In 125 crpc I have time to pay the arrears.
I have two assets. No children.
I am ready to give her one asset. But wife wants to grab two assets. Till now she has no stay order or restrain order from any court.
Dear experts kindly help me how can I save one asset for my food in future.
1) Can I gift one asset to my mother? is there a possibility to wife to take it back?
2) Or Can I sell it to third party? is there a possibility to wife to send notice to the third party to pull him in to the case?
3) Or can I mortgage to some one and register the mortgage document in register office? is it possible to wife to take it back? Can I mortgage when the property is subject matter of a case?
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
27 July 2011 at 20:29
Dear Sir,
In the additional court my IA for attachment before judgment in the original suit was dimissed. Therefore I appealed against this in the High Court, Madras as CRP(PD) which was also dismissed. Now can I appeal against this in the bench as OSA or is there any other option to file review petition in the High court, Madras.
arun bansal
27 July 2011 at 20:21
if sole defendant of suit for recovery of possession on the basis of illegal treaspasser died soon after the DE. To whom the duty rest to bring the LR of defendant before the court. If the LR will not bought on record of court whether the suit become rejcted by court? Also what are the role and duty of defendant's counsel if he failed to bring LR of defendnat on record of court on time.
Krunal Patel
27 July 2011 at 19:50
Hello All,
Our Housing Society which is been running since last 8 years had been handled by 5-6 Members residing in the same society... There are around 72 Flats in 2 Buildings.
All have been paying Maintenance Charges regularly but when any of the Flat Owner ask for the Accounts, Members provide verbally & when asked for proofs they say we don't have any records..
Now Annual Income from these 72 Flats comes to around 6.5 Lacs to 7 Lacs but where this amount goes nobody knows except these members.
Even in meeting verbal discussions are held and now at these stage hardly 15-20 people comes in meeting.
NOW we FLAT OWNERS need to know what are the LEGAL WAYS to go against these Members. & WHAT ACTIONS Can be taken against them and HOW..
Whom should we all approach..
PLS. PLS. PLS.. PUT your VALUABLE SUGGESTION so that we GET JUSTICE...
Neeraj Kaushal
27 July 2011 at 19:36
i have filed consumer complaint against 3 opposite party one is President of Co-operative society 2nd is secretary of co operative society and 3rd one is Ex-Secretary of co operative society, my problem is that Ex secretary during his service gave self manufactured FDR to my client and this FDR is not entered in the record of society , i have filed complaint against society , now society wants to take advantage of their record that FDR is not entered in their record and they are not liable for cheating of their Ex-secretary . Criminal case U/S 420 of IPC is also pending against Ex secretary in criminal court. My consumer complaint against society is maintainable or not. If maintainable then i want a law that society is liable for act and conduct of Secretary of have played fraud with my client.
Anonymous
27 July 2011 at 17:41
Respected members ,we are electricity distribution company ltd we gave a contract for maintanance to shri balaji pvt limited .one contractors employee died due to elecrical accident.the above contractor insured deceased employee under
Employee state insurance my question is whether dependant of deaceasd is entital for compensation under workman compensation Act Act .As per section 61 of Employee state insurance Act61.
Bar of benefits under other enactments.
61. Bar of benefits under other enactments.- When a person is
entitled to any of the benefits provided by this Act, he shall not be
entitled to receive any similar benefit admissible under the
provisions of any other enactment
Sailee
27 July 2011 at 16:44
I wanted to know the elements essential for novation of a contract..
I have a hypothetical case where a woman wants to make a villa for the purpose of hiring it to out to people for15,000 per month. She was in a contract with her realtor wherein he had given the estimate of15,00,000 for the construction. However, it was also mentioned in the contract that if the prices of cement and steel go up, the additional expenses will be borne by the woman.
And the prices of cement and steel did go up before the discharge of contract. the realtor sent a letter to the woman that read,
"Because of the Hike in steel and cement prices, I have acquired the building material at a higher price and therefore the revised cost of the entire construction will go up by2,50,000. This is the best deal I have managed to get. I am sure this is acceptable"
My queries are:
Does this letter lead to novation of contract because the price which is the actual consideration itself for the realtor in this contract is changed?
In fact, in my argument I have to prove its novation, so I wanted to know the essential elements involved in novation of contract.
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Ancestral Property
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