Anonymous
27 June 2011 at 16:13
Sir can the Land of the Defence personnel serving in remote areas , who do not get to know about the Notice, nor able to file objections be returned to them under any Law/ Act?
Details.
I along with other two brothers had purchased plots of 500 square yards each in vilage Nangal Sodian and Islampur in municipal limits of Pinjore, Haryana. The Plots were purchased by use bonafide for our residence and our names were entered in the revenue records with sub registrar, Kalka.
We were required to be pay a certain amount of fee to one Hill View Cooperative Housing Society registered under Societies registeration act with Sub registrar Ambala in 1983 which Society had laid sewerage,roads, public utility parks etc. We were expected to take its membership as well.
The money collected from us was used for laying of roads, sewerage, parks, ligting etc for the planned development of the residental colony.
Due to an old Vow I and my two brothers had dedicated the Central portion of our Plots to Lord Shani Dev. It is on Stamp paper. We planned to make his abode for public and serve at his feet, I was to set up a Historical Research Institute thereon along with my modest residence after my superannuation from Defence Government Service.
I was serving in Indian Air Force, my brothers in Indian Army and in Border Police. Our names with our ranks were entered in the revenue records as the owners of the plots. We had given our addresses as care of our parents' address as well for correspondence, if any.
We were serving in the border areas, and other places in India when, as we know now , a Notification under Section 4 of the Land Acquisition Act was issued. It is learnt now that the Newspapers of the area carried the notification.
The Newspapers also carried the story even before the Notification that DLF , UNITECH and other Builders were eyeing the areas and had held a meeting with the State Chief Minister for developing the land for affordable housing.
Some persons who were there on site or in the state of Haryana filed objections under Section 5 of the Land Acquisition Act.
After one year from the date of Notification the State issued Notification for acquiring the land inclusive of our plots.
Immediately thereafter the DLF issued , as we know now, commenced DLF Valley Project selling the Land at the rate of Rs 40,000/- per square yards and floors at the rate of Rs 60,000/-and above.
I superannuated in March 2011 and came to know that the HUDA Haryana Urban Development Authority has put SignBoards that the the Land belongs to HUDA.
I never got any notice either at the given address or at my place of posting nor my other brothers who are still serving in the Forces.
I have read there are a number of Acts which safe gaurd the property of the Defence Personnel when they are serving and their property is safegaurded from the poachers so that when they come back after superannuation they can stay peacefully after serving in inhospitable terrains.
I am a Military Historian and researcher and know that the Land Acquisition Act 1894 had its roots in punishing of the Indian Soldiers and their relatives who had participated in the First War of India's Independence of 1857 etc.
Please advice how can I get mine and my brother's pieces of Land Back from Haryana Govt.
I have no where to go as I have superannuated and have no piece of Land any where in India nor any House. I am Staying on rent in Delhi now.
My other brthers are still serving
Anonymous
27 June 2011 at 12:40
Dear Experts,
Married prior to Karnataka amendment act 1994 daughter don’t have property share in the ancestor. But one of the my sister is married in 1999, She is already engage partition suit in 20/8/2005 her lawyer filling the suit for him in the property 1/3 share. Because my father have one son and three daughter, another two sister were married before 1994. My father is already passed away in 2007. without any will but my father did Register partition to my name in 20/9/2004.But some of the my friends advise me your sister filled the suit for partition before central act 2005 this will come in to force only from 9/9/2005 that’s why as per Karnataka amendment act 1994 your sister claims very much clear, They said me to better compromise with him.
Above all matter I discuss with my family friends finally I am coming to this site clarify some doughts. Please clarify my doughts and help me.
My quiry is
1)What can be the Result ?
2)Other two sisters have share in the property?
3)She is file the suit for partition before central act 2005 come in to force. But now the central act is their in force. Which act is effect this case. Central or State?
4)What about my Mother?
5)Now a days I want to sold some property for my personnel problem, what i should do?
6)If this case depending on only Karnataka amendment act 1994, Can I try settlement with my sister?
Thank U sir
jayagopal with my friend Nayak
Anonymous
27 June 2011 at 11:46
Sir I applied for certified copies of case papers and various affidavits filed by contesying parties.
But lawyer says those records have been destroyed by court.
Hiow to get the records from civil court.
MSC Shekar
27 June 2011 at 11:12
In a civil suit, a 340 CrPC petition was filed and though the respondents was set exparte the court dismissed the 340 CrPC petition. I want to go for appeal.
Now my question is which court is
1. What is the Appellate court for this 340 CrPC petition and what is the time limit for appeal?
2. Can we approach High court by way of CRP on the order dismissing the 340 CrPC petition and in this case what is the time limit?
Thanks in advance
Anonymous
27 June 2011 at 07:43
In my home town there are two graveyards , one at Alhoran Gate and other at Bouran gate.3. That no care taker/Mutwali has been appointed by Punjab Wakf Board in graveyard at Alhoran Gate.
4. That in view of non appointment of Care taker/Mutwali a person named Wasir Mohd illegally occupying and misusing the said graveyard. He cultivates the graveyard’s land and earn income without any sanction or permission and without paying any rent to Punjab Wakf Board.
5. That the above said person have also constructed houses by violation of Punjab Wakf Act 1995.
I wrote to Punjab wakf board but all in vain.Pls guide me what shall i do now with case law and Section
Anonymous
26 June 2011 at 22:03
R/Members
I am living with my family and there is a old vacant house adjoining to my house,this old house is lying vacant since a long and owner is not interested to sale or re constructed this house,but i am in a great problem due to this old house my house walls are badly damaged due to water came from this old house,i have to suffer great mental as well as financial losses, i want to file a suit suit against my negligent neighbour, under which sections/provisions i can file a suit for damages and for a direction to owner/neighbour to do needful to save my house.Kindly help
Regards
rakesh Jain
Asha Patwa
26 June 2011 at 21:12
kindly provide me information about mandatory distance between septic tank and boundry wall.
Actually one of my neighbour is constructing septic tank adjoining of my
boundry wall.
for this i have complained to municipal corporation of my city- Ajmer(Rajasthan)
is there any remedy to stay ?
Toral
26 June 2011 at 20:38
Hello,
I am staying in a co-operative housing society in Mumbai. I have a car and I want to buy a stilt paking in a society.
The stilt paking belongs to the a person who sold his house long back and now he has just parking. My question is a non member of a society can still own a parking place in society?? If he can then is it safe to buy a parking place belong to non member of a society??
Thank you so much for reading my question... Hoping for the answer
-Toral.
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