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s.loganathan   17 November 2010 at 17:01

transfer of petition

1. I have a case against me u/s 138 before the JM1 court.
2. All the procedures are over-looked and intimidation accorded during court process.
3. I obtained certified copies of documents and have found that there are documents marked that have not been submitted into court earlier, nor do they have the SR no.
4. I also learn that the particular advocate for the complainant, who appears only in cheque bounce cases has 90 percent of his cases filed only before the JM1 court.
5. I have submitted a complaint to the CJ and the vigilance of the suspected nexus between the complainant's advocate and the JM.
6. I filed for transfer petition to the PDJ, and as advised by my lawyer we limited our averments in the affidavit, with an option to file additional affidavit if necessary.
7. The court served notice, and hearing was posted, and made ex-parte. The PDJ posted 5 dates, adjourned and heard arguments, and finally posted for orders.
8. Now, the PDJ says that the signature on the acknowledgement card appears different from that of the complainant's advocate, thus to issue fresh notice.

What I would like to know is whether the maxim of "A person cannot be the judge of his own cause" be applicable for this transfer, since there is already a complaint pending before the CJ & Vigilance? Inadvertently, being human, would not the JM's mind be prejudiced on account of the complaint against him? Would not the apprehension of bias be drawn here?

sagar   17 November 2010 at 16:16

My tenant sued

Dear friends,
My tenant sued me for permanent Injunction on false basis that we tried to through him out and trying to kill them.

now he got the order to stay there for false rent of 600 pm for 1 room and kitchen.

In that property we have ground portion.

Please tell me how to get my House refiled.

My email Id is sagar.jha.08@gmail.com

i m new user plz help

Anonymous   17 November 2010 at 15:09

Limitation Act applicable to co op hsg societies ?

My co operative housing society in 2005 given me a bill demanding municipal tax for a period 1991 to 2003.

I have receipt of paying municipal tax to my society for the year 1999/2000 & 2000/2001 in 2001.From 2001 onwards I am paying to municipal corporation directly.

Till 2005 society had never demanded the municipal tax in maintenance bills issued to me.Society is demanding the same with the interest thereon.

Am I bound to pay the same? With interest?

Limitation act is applicable to society?

I have heard about a judgment in favor of member,please give me AIR No. & guide me in the matter.

Anonymous   17 November 2010 at 13:20

injunction

Dear Sir,

I had purchased a house 3 yrs back having common dividing wall with the adjacent house. The neighbourer raised the common wall utilising the full 9 inch wall instead of using only half of it. I have filed a suit for permainent and mandatory injuction to get the portion of the built wall removed. In support of my case I have filed compliant made to police athte time of consturction of wall, photos of the already built wall( I could not take the photos at the time of building it), documents of my property which does not describe lenght and breadth of house but only talkd about the area of the land. the defendent took the defence that he only repaired the wall and it was already existing. Further, he said that whole 9 inches wall comes under his area though he failed to file his property document to establish it. Defendent through witnesses proved that he purchased his portion of property about 15 years earlier before my purchase of the adjacent house. He also tried to prove that he did nt make any new construction but only repaired the already existing wall. I tried to prove throgh my witness that portion f the wall was built now. whether my case is strong enough? No local commissioner to mesaure the properties was appointed by the court.

Soma   17 November 2010 at 13:12

Change of Name

A person wishes to change his name from ‘A’ to ‘B’.
Whether to change the name a simple notarial affidavit on Rs. 10/- Stam Paper and a subsequent advertisement in News Paper is sufficient?
What are the other legal issues involved?

Parthasarathi Loganathan   17 November 2010 at 11:20

Legal Decisions affecting Bankers

Can the experts guide me to find out all the legal decisions affecting bankers with regard to Civil Suits, SARFAESI, DRT, Lok Adalat, Banking Ombudsman, etc. Any website reference will do. Is there any single database hosting my requirement. This would help me for an extensive Research work.

Anonymous   17 November 2010 at 11:03

can daughter born in 1958 in karnataka getshare in ancestral property

sir,
i latha 52 yrs born in 1958 karnataka can get shareshare in my grandfather property because after my fathr death in 1975,my father did not divide the propery ,after his death , my brothers divided the property among them selves in 1985 with out mentioning the sisters names,one brother made khatha to his name and one brother did not make khatha to his name till now so that I myself or my son claim a suit against my brother and my sister born in 1956 is died and her children can alo file a suit against my brothers.
i want to know how hindu seccion law works in karnataka.

Chetan   17 November 2010 at 10:19

Property sold in pendency of suit

That in the suit for partition filed by sister, the brother of sister sold the Suit property The sister filed the suit in Junior Divi. Court whereas the brother sold the property on Rs. 10 LakhsI am for plaintiff

what can I do

Whether the purchaser can add in partition suit and get stay against him ?

Whether to file a separate suit for declaration and cancellation of sale deed?

Pls guide me if any other remedy with case lawsRegards

Anonymous   17 November 2010 at 09:33

suit pronote is fabricated on NJ Stamp and no consideration passed in it

plz furnished latest judgement in a suit pronote forged and fabrication without any consideration

Anonymous   17 November 2010 at 08:39

Partition suit

How much court fees I have to remit for partition suit before High Court for the property worth Rs.2 crores? Thank you