Manish kr Patni
19 January 2011 at 00:34
I am a joint owner of a apartment in gurgaon. there is a registered sale deed between me and my wife.I have been told that I cannot contest elections of our condominium association as only the first owners have the right to vote though. I has written to the presdeint of the association but but he does not respond to any communication.
Please let me know if I have a right to contest the elections......
the disqualifications defined in the bye laws do not mention any thing about the joint owners.
The copy of the bye laws is attached.
What action should I take......
Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 22:45
A property is put by bank for auction. Now the same property which is attached by a private person in money suit put on Auction under exparte proceedings. Can the Owner approach High Court to take away the attachment of the private person?
Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 22:25
whether o 6 rule 17 is applicable after the evidence is closed.
T.Ramsamy Murugan
18 January 2011 at 20:45
Sirs,
My father sold a property when i was 15 age, my father was the guardian for total 1.25 acre, from this 55 cents sold via court order and 23 cents given as road without any sale deed or court order also no payment received for this, rest is in my control now, the question is, shall i have right on this 23 cents given as road, also now can i insist rate for this 23 cents from buyer?
thanks for your advice
Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 17:07
A old Lady X having no own family member was living with two boys A & B, are in far relation to X. who take care of her, now X is no more now. Name of A & B is existing in the ration card of X as family member and X as head of family. A&B have the residential certificate (NIWAS PRAMAN PATRA) issued from Deputy commissioner office.
1. Is A&B can get any Family member certificate.
2. Any other family member related certificate, which A&B can obtain from local authorities.
3. Any other suggestion favouring to above situation may please be mentioned.
karthika
18 January 2011 at 15:36
we have filed I.A in a Civil Suit for striking of our directors name from array of parties in the suit. the same was dismissed by the lower court. can i file an appeal against the order or i have to file a revision.
Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 14:35
Dear Learned Experts,
Here is an interesting legal issue on which I seek your valued opinion.
A civil suit was filed in the lower court in the year 1996 by an elderly childless widow. During the pendency of the suit, the plaintiff died immediately after a couple of months and the foster son impleaded himself and continued the suit showing the will executed by the old lady. The will was duly prepared with the help of an advocate and got registered in the sub-registrar’s office. The defendants challenged the will saying that the will was coerced one, deceptive with forged signature. However, the lower court after cross examining the advocate, the witness etc. declared the will as a valid one and delivered its verdict in favour of the foster son in the 2003.
The typical part is that the husband of the widow executed a settlement deed in the year 1934 in which he had stated that his wife could only enjoy the income derived out of the properties which he got as part of his portion out of the partition from his family property, without alienating the properties and the properties should go to the next legal heirs of them. The lower court in its judgment, ignoring the settlement deed, stated that since the widow is the absolute owner of the properties after the death of her husband, she has got every right to write the will to whomsoever she likes. Now please answer ot my queries:
1) Can the widow execute the will in favour of the foster son (widow’s elder sister’s daughter’s son) purportedly written in the year 1991 despite the condition mentioned in the settlement deed executed by her late husband who died in the year 1943 (and he has got his elder brother’s children alive) which stated that she could enjoy only the income derived out of the properties without alienating them and should go to the next legal heir? In the absence of the settlement deed, it is agreed that the lady can execute the will.
2) Is the order of the lower court is correct ignoring the 1934 settlement deed ?
3) While the appeal against the judgment delivered in the year 2003 also got dismissed in 2004, can it be challenged now by the other legal heirs who were not included in the suit filed in the year 1996 ?
4) If it can be challenged then where it can be filed, in the lower court itself or in the High Court ?
Thanking you in advance.
Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 14:27
During the evidence can the witness give a
Voluntary Statements too or is he just confined to the ques. asked to him by the lawyer as Yes or No ...
Can the lawyer object that the witness is stating voluntarily something which is not related to my direct question ...
Can the lawyer object that the witness is answering more voluntarily then what i have questioned him ...
Is there any value of voluntary statements given by the witness during his cross examination or not ...
What sections of CRPC or other Acts are related to voluntary statements of the witness ...
Thanks ...
T.Ramsamy Murugan
18 January 2011 at 14:02
Sirs,
I have property via Sale Deed, which is Ancestry property to seller via partition deed, now i am going bank loan against this property, Bank's Panel Lawyer asks Family Tree Certificate, and UDR A Register, which is not available with me and difficult to get the same. Is it possible to get legal opinion from lawyer without these certificates?
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