gopal
27 April 2019 at 15:27
Respected Sirs,
my land was acquired by the National Highways authority for NH Project, Not only me in my village around 30 to 40 persons land acquired in the year 2011. The award received from the Competent Authority cum Spl District Revenue Officer on 2012. We have protested the compensation since it was very low. the Competent Authority directed to appeal before the District Collector as Arbitrator as per the NH Act.
So i have appealed to the Arbitrator ,not only me so many of them are appealed to the Arbitrator. our Appeals are pending before the Arbitrator. In this situtation very few 5 or 6 my neighbour land owners of our village has got the higher market value awared from the arbitrator , they got the order through some other way. I came to know that the higher market value has awarded for my neighbour land owners, so I also submitted a requisition petition to the Arbitrator, that award the same markat value to my land also. the petition also in pending.
In this situation the Project Director of National highways has filed counter to my petition that I do not have right to claim same award as like my near by land owners. The project Director also stated that it is there wish to award the compensation the land owners, I do not have right to ask same compensation as like the neighbour land owners.
In this situation i do not know whether I can claim same award as like my neighbour land owners or not
I am requesting you kindly tel, is there any Judgment of Hon'ble Supreme Court or Hon'ble High Court, that the equal compensatiion to award neighbour land owners also, if any judgment is available pls kindly provide the case number and year, if you have the PDF of that Judgment pls provide.
Adance thanks to you all sirs
kindly consider my request and help me
Thanks and regards
nandagopal a k
Gaurav Kr
27 April 2019 at 14:30
Dear Experts,
I have complained to Banking Ombudsman stating that my account debited without delivering rs.25,000/- Cash at Bank of Baroda own ATM and finally I got rely as under:
We thank you for your complaint No. 201819018001635 In this connection, it is advised that your complaint has been examined by us and it is observed that your complaint is non-maintainable under Clause 9 (3) (a) of Banking Ombudsman Scheme : ‘ No representation made to bank ’.
I am not having any proof for the declined transaction hence my lawyer said that there is no base to go to couts.
Please guide.
tagoretiwari
27 April 2019 at 14:23
I prefrred appeal against lower court judgemnt in addl distrcit court.
filed IA for sending the disputd agreeement. now the respondent is not coming forward. the matter is at argument
stage. my lawyer told exparte. what will happen in this case
Shiva
27 April 2019 at 00:18
Hi, my uncle has prepared a fake will on 100 Rs. bond with the name of my grandfather saying transfer the whole property to him only. How could I challenge the will in the court. Is any medical test is allowed in the court to check truthness of the people who signed on the will as evidence? One of the sign is of person who already died and one he picked from road side.
Anonymous
26 April 2019 at 20:58
In an eviction petition, petitioner (landlord) died during pendency of proceeding leaving wife, two sons and mother as his legal representatives. Applicaton filed by his wife and two sons for making them party and to proceed with petition. No applicaton was filed from decesed's mother. Opposite party filed application to order abatment of suit.
Kindly suggest what to do, also please give references, if any
Amol jadhav
25 April 2019 at 16:38
Sir ,
I am amol jadhav . I have taken property at Navi Mumbai and registration has done in June but still we have not got posecession of our flat . Kindly suggest for further course of action.
Anonymous
22 April 2019 at 16:34
I bought a flat in a cooperative housing society from existing member of this society. I paid stamp duty but could not register the agreement because the seller and the family migrated out of India. I submitted the documents for transfer to the secretary of the society but he refused to accept the documents because the agreement is not registered. I told him that in case of resale of flats in a registered cooperative housing society no registration is compulsory as per section 41 of the Maharashtra Coop Societies Act 1960. I also showed him the query made in Lawyersclubindia and reply to this query by an expert lawyer which is as follows: Section 41 of the Maharashtra Cop Societies Act which specifically provides for exemption from compulsory registration of an instrument relating to shares and debentures of the society. Nothing in clause (b) and (c) of sub section (1), of section 17 of the Indian Registration Act 1908, shall apply to any instrument relating to shares in a society, notwithstanding that the assets of the society consist in whole or in part of immovable property. Therefore under the said section it is specifically mentioned that such an Agreement does not require registration. In fact it has been held by Bombay High Court in its judgement in Usha Dongre vs Suresh Kotwal reported in 1990 Maharashtra Law Journal 306 that such an Agreement does not require Registration.Therefore, such an Agreement is not required registration with the Sub-Registrar of Assurances.
Therefore considering the above do I need to register my Agreement for transfer of flat?
Kavitha SG
19 April 2019 at 16:37
Hello Experts,
I have filed an application for execution of decree U/o 21 R 10(2) of CPC for the sec 24 interim maintenance of appeal in the District court.
We have received my husband's salary certificate from his company. Now the matter for order to attach the salary.
But the lawyer of my husband is asking to adjust the maintenance with sec 125 crpc application where as in 125 interim maintenance order the Hon'ble court has already mentioned that the order of interim maintenance is passed in addition to the interim maintenance of sec 24.
Now, Please let me know ;
1) As the interim maintenance is granted by considering all the facts and in addition to the sec 125 crpc. So, in its execution, does maintenance get adjusted ?
2) I have already submitted all the facts into the court with proofs but still court is biased towards my husband and delaying to attach the salary.
(Note : in sec 125 crpc though the interim maintenance is grated but still my husband has not paid a single penny from last 6 yrs.)
3) Please help with citation, if any.
Please check and advice.
Thank you !!!
rajesh
19 April 2019 at 09:05
Sir,
An oral partition has been carried out between father and his two sons in August 1982 and the same is made as memorandum of partition in November 1982. In that document it is mentioned that partition is carried out orally earlier. That memorandum of partition is unregistered.
Is that Valid?
In Memorandum of partition Entire Property is divided into 3 parts and was taken by all 3 parties.
Father died in 2010.
Now the father here has 3 daughters but nothing was mentioned in the memorandum of partition made in 1982.
Now one of the son want to sell his one of the property ( plot), which comes into his share through this unregistered memorandum of partition.
What are the complications here and who all should sign the sale registration document
Property is a vacant land and the son has not mutated in municipal records.
His brother has got the adjacent plot and he builded a house in 2000 and he got mutated.
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How to challenge fake will in the court and types of will?
Hi, my uncle has prepared a fake will on Rs. 100 bond with the name of my grandfather saying transfer the whole property to him only. How could I challenge the will in the court. Is any medical test is allowed in the court to check truthness of the people who signed on the will as witness? One of the sign is of person who already died and one he picked from road side. The reason I am saying the will is fake is when my whole family was out of station for hollydays my uncle has get wrong death certificate of 2000 where as my father has original and actual is of 1986. Later he did affidavit on Rs. 100 bond saying I am only the child to my parents and as I have attached death certificate of my father transfer property to my name and got transfered the property with his name at city survey. When we come to know about this, we raise objection in Municipal corporation saying we are also heirs of the person, the property is named with. As he come to know about our objection he prepared a fake will for 1970 which is signed by my grandfather but, as per my knowledge my grandfather never could have make will saying transfer all the property to one son only. I am enough confident that the will is not signed by my grandfater, as I already mentioned earlier one witness is already died and another has
signed just to create problems for me. What are the ground from where i could challenge the will in the court.