yogesh
11 October 2010 at 00:09
Sir,
In Delhi High Court, the process fees along with Registration Charges are admissible if the writ petitioner wants to service the notice to the respondent like district Courts of delhi?
or
Only Rs 3/- fees is maintainable for service of notice which has to be affixed on the process fees form?
Abdul Latheef
10 October 2010 at 21:50
Respected Lawyers,
My aunt has a piece of land in her village; The same village is governed by Town Panchayat. The land is classified as punja and has no passage since the entry part of the land has three small encroachments of huts. The encroachments were made on Poramboke land and partially in my aunts place too. Further they are living in the huts for more than 30 years. Being the same is classified under road poramboke the encroachers have not given Patta as per the Tamil Nadu Govt. Order.
We have no access from any angle to get into the land. So we sent a letter from through our advocate on 1/8/2010 to The Exec. Officer, Town Panchayat/The President, Town Panchayat/The Tahsildhar/The District Collector stating that we have no access from any angle to get into the land and also the encroacher are causing nuisance to adjacent school going girl students in the view of getting directions from Honorable High Court.
We have received a reply on 04/10/2010 that encroacher who live there doesn't create any nuisance further there is no hindrance to the complainant. Also whenever the same poromboke land requires to panchayat, they will vacate the same with the help of revenue and police officials.
The reply from the EO is totally false ie., not even a single foot of passage access is available. The only reason behind those statements is the encroachers are close relative of President and they have rented the huts and causing nuisance to us.
How to prove the false statement of EO legally?
Who is the competent authority to certify that there is no passage access ?
How to get the encroacher evicted?
Please guide us on the same.
Regards,
Abdul Latheef.
Abdul Latheef
10 October 2010 at 21:48
Respected Lawyers,
My aunt has a piece of land in her village; The same village is governed by Town Panchayat. The land is classified as punja and has no passage since the entry part of the land has three small encroachments of huts. The encroachments were made on Poramboke land and partially in my aunts place too. Further they are living in the huts for more than 30 years. Being the same is classified under road poramboke the encroachers have not given Patta as per the Tamil Nadu Govt. Order.
We have no access from any angle to get into the land. So we sent a letter from through our advocate on 1/8/2010 to The Exec. Officer, Town Panchayat/The President, Town Panchayat/The Tahsildhar/The District Collector stating that we have no access from any angle to get into the land and also the encroacher are causing nuisance to adjacent school going girl students in the view of getting directions from Honorable High Court.
We have received a reply on 04/10/2010 that encroacher who live there doesn't create any nuisance further there is no hindrance to the complainant. Also whenever the same poromboke land requires to panchayat, they will vacate the same with the help of revenue and police officials.
The reply from the EO is totally false ie., not even a single foot of passage access is available. The only reason behind those statements is the encroachers are close relative of President and they have rented the huts and causing nuisance to us.
How to prove the false statement of EO legally?
Who is the competent authority to certify that there is no passage access ?
How to get the encroacher evicted?
Please guide us on the same.
Regards,
Abdul Latheef.
s.loganathan
10 October 2010 at 18:38
The question is, if an issue once decided by a statute act, would it be remediable or will it be hit by Res-judicata?
Would that remedy automatically happen on default? If a statutory act is performed by the Authorised Officer of a Secured Creditor in exercise of the powers under the Sarfaesi Act in taking possession and affixing the possession notice u/s 13(4) on the property. If the said Secured Creditor defaults to make the mandatory paper publication, thus vitiating the further process. Would the property be automatically reconveyed to the borrower, or would the Authorised Officer by his notice reconvey the property, so that he can reissue the process of 13(2)? Pls throw some light on this.
balwinder123
10 October 2010 at 18:16
I want to ask whether the adoption without adoption deed is valid or not?
And when the real parents who gave birth to a child write down the name of adopted parents in hospital and in the record of municipal council then it amounts to adoption or not. And can real parents claim the child after some years?
balwinder123
10 October 2010 at 17:59
I want to ask whether the adoption without adoption deed is valid or not?
And when the real parents who gave birth to a child write down the name of adopted parents in hospital and in the record of municipal council then it amounts to adoption or not. And can real parents claim the child after some years?
suresh
10 October 2010 at 12:01
Hello
I am a flat owner, purchase from judgment debtor in the year 1997, decreed in the year 23.07.1998 subsequently the judgment debtor discharged from the execution petition.in the year 2005, now the decree holder has come with a warrant stating that my portion of the property was not compromised.
my question before the expert since the decree was on 23.07.1998, i am in possession from 1997, I have never stayed or sought injunction with respect to my property in the execution petition, till date, HOW TO save my property from the warrant.
Anonymous
10 October 2010 at 11:39
We are a "F" category Public Trust originally under the Societies Regn Act 1860 and now under the Bombay Public Trust Act 1950.
We have our own set of Rules duly approved by the CC, Maharashtra.
The term of the present Trustees expired on 30 Sept 2010 but they refuse to call for elections stating that the "defective" accounts must be passed by members before they will demit office.
There are too many inconsistancies in the accounts and more than 40 questions have been akse of the TRustees- they refuse to answer saying Auditors have passed it so not interested in members queries.
Please help us as we want to save our 110 year old trust.
SATYANARAYANA K
10 October 2010 at 08:21
Flat owner wanted to fix water Tank for their use in the apartment, Apartment President & Secretary previously orally agreed, while fixing water tank by the flat owner in apartment, president and secretary doing objections.
Now what is the procedure legally to fix the water tank in apartment
May i give complaint to the police station or may i approach the court
please give suggestions, what shall i do
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Power of Attorney
Hi,
I have taken a property through POAand it is registered in sub register office.
As registration is not opened, it can n't be registered.
I want to check is this power of attorney can be revoked without my notice?
As no expiry date not there, is there any time limit of expiration of POA?
Is that POA will retain even after the death of owner(principal)
Please let me know all details.
thanks in Advance
Sasmita