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Anonymous   10 July 2011 at 14:56

legal suggestion request


Hello Sir,

i have given 6 lacks advance to purchase a flat. 4 lacks through cheque 2 lacks through cash. we did a sale deed agreement. he has signed in a white paper for receiving a money. and now i am not interested to buy that flat. i want my money back. if he don't pay my money back can we take any legal action.

Please guide me in this regards.

Anonymous   10 July 2011 at 13:13

rti


We have been sending RTI queries to MHADA,
asking them to give us replies in writing.
But they send us replies asking us to visit them and inspect the files.
That means they are avoiding to commit in writing. What do we do?
Please give suggestions.

Anonymous   10 July 2011 at 12:07

Court property auction

Hi,
Court auctioned a property of the accused in a recovery suit and a party won the bidding and paid the amount to the court, way back in 1960s. Court passed all the rights to the Party that won the bidding and asked to have the mutation done with the revenue department to get the perfect title. The party approached the government for mutation. Meanwhile there were several cases in both lower and high court contesting the legality of the acution. But all the courts upheld the auction.

Still the mutation is pending. We have the following questions.
1) Is there any time bar on the mutation?
2) Is there any time bar in approching the court on its earlier order?
3) Is there any time bar in asking the court to implement its earlier order and handover the property or equivalent property or any other compensation?
4) If cash compensation is asked , what would be the interest rate and how would be the opportunity cost calculated?
5)Which is the best option, either going to the government and pursue the mutation or going to the court asking to implement its earlier order?

Thanks

maneet pruthi   10 July 2011 at 12:01

online lottery

As lottery banned in the state of new delhi ,can I play online lottery from new delhi and claim for the prize money if i win. As the online lottery playwin stated in their official site that lottery is not to be played from the states in which they are ban but when i called the playwin customer care and distributors they say that you can play online, and claim for the prize. C
can you people please guide me what the law says...... they syas you cannot play or buy ticket from delhi but you can playonline is it true.........

Ajay Kumar Reddy   10 July 2011 at 09:30

Rights of children on purchased house of father.

I have purchased one house and my divorcee wife has entered in my house with her parents. My divorcee wife staying with my two children (Boy & Girl) and her parents. So my quarry is following:-
1. My divorcee wife can ask the house for my children?
2. I am paying the maintenance as per court order, so there is any law as Hindu marriage act, I have to give my house to the children?
3. If it is any act then please tell me about that act?
4. Actually my divorcee wife confiscate my house in the favour of her children?
5. What will be my pleading for stopping this?

Ajay Reddy

Anonymous   10 July 2011 at 07:46

RTI COMPLAINT FOR NON SUPPLY OF INFO PENDING WITH CIC FOR OVER 8 MNTHS

DEAR SIR,


DESPITE CIC ORDER IN APRIL 2010 I HAD NOT BEEN SUPPLIED THE INFORMATION TILL OCT 2010.

I LODGED A COMPLAINT WITH CIC AGAINST THE INSTITUTION, SBI, IN OCTOBER 2010 , WHICH AS PER MY RECORD WAS RECD AT CIC OFFICE IN OCTOBER 2010 ITSELF.

I HAVE NOT HEARD FROM THE CIC IN THE MATTER.

I AM YET TO RECEIVED THE INFORMATION ORDER ED BY THE CIC.

WHAT SHOULD I DO IN THE MATTER.

I CANT TRACE THE COMPLAINT AT THE WEBSITE.

REGARDS

VINAY KALA

JULY 10,11


Anonymous   10 July 2011 at 04:59

Probate

A and B are father and mother of X and Y.

B expired and B kept her property to husband A by a WILL. After A is also expired at X's residence keeping the same property only on the name of X by his WILL.

X has refuse to give copy of will and death certificate of A to Y ( Y stays in different city and came to know A's sad demise only after the incedent)

Now X has applied for PROBATE in the court of law.Both X and Y are the only legal heirs.

My main query to all the esteem experts is "Does the court issue the PROBATE directly,without giving a copy of WILL to Y and without giving chance to Y for his consent or objection on A's WILL itself.

(Y sincerly feel that there is foul play somewhere regarding A's death and his WILL.But that is another issue altogather)

Anonymous   10 July 2011 at 00:54

CAT or High Court

Respected Experts Sir,
In my query in which I had stated that my cousin had been working in office of the Maharastra on contract basis and the employer had given appointment to one candidate without giving opprtunity to other candidates including my cousin

If she files the petition for quashing the appointment of employee duly appointed by the employer in that case my cosuin will not get the appointment only on this ground that she has merely filed the case for qusahing the same. In that case if the plea is allowed the post will be advertised.

In the light of above, what is suggestable to file the writ petition under Article 226 or moving the application under AT act before CAT

CURRENTLY MY COUSIN IS NOT IN THE SERVICE

Some of the lawyers suggest to move an application before CAT some says to file the writ
Kindly advice

lalit   10 July 2011 at 00:42

specific relief act or registration act

X executes deed of conveyance in favor of Y, but doesnot accepts the cosideration saying that he would do so after or at time of registration of deed.
later X refuses to register the deed of conveyance on some pretext or other. 90 days have passed since then.
time running out.
Y is confident that X will not appear for regn under notice/summon as regn act provision.
what are the option left with Y who is prepared and willing to perform his part.
relief under registration act or specific relief act- which of these shall provide larger relief- registration and possession.

lalit   10 July 2011 at 00:39

registration of deed and possession of property

X executes deed of conveyance in favor of Y, but doesnot accepts the cosideration saying that he would do so after or at time of registration of deed.
later X refuses to register the deed of conveyance on some pretext or other. 90 days have passed since then.
time running out.
Y is confident that X would not appear for registration even if summoned under regn, act provision.

what are the option left with Y who is prepared and willing to perform his part.
relief under registration act or specific relief act- which of these shall provide larger relief- registration and possession.