shashan
12 May 2010 at 18:47
bank has issued 13 (2) notice and i have given a reply within 60 days through spped post. the bank has failed to reply the said representations for a period of 1 month. i was advised that we should move high court for stay & declaration of 13 2 as bad in law. and also that the bank cannot take action of 13 (4) till pendency of the suit. the matter is pending till date. the copy of the petition has been served to the bank.
can the bank issue 13 4 till pendency of the case ? further more the 13 2 notice is defective as there is an agricultural land mentioned as security in the said notice? the value of securities also mentioned is wrong and inflated? overall it is seen that the bank has flouted all norms what should i do?
further more i would like to state that the bank has given us a written sale permission to liqudate the outstanding by selling the mortgaged properties prior to issuance of 13(2) notice and also prior to declaration of the account as NPA. we have taken initiative in selling through advertisements. the bank has though not cancelled nor withdrawn the sale permission letter and issue 13 2 notice.
the bank had between 60 days of the notice of 13 2 issued a fresh demand notice for a period of 30 days to pay the dues or they would publish names in the leading newspaper. please help?
CHAUHANMA
12 May 2010 at 16:44
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Anonymous
12 May 2010 at 15:47
sir
recently the property was partitioned between two parties from east to west southern side party got the existing passage which common to both the parties before partition.the point is whether northern side party get any easement right after the passing of 20 years.to prevent northern side party ,not to enter the passage cannot be possible as it is exiting one and also it is not possible to divide it phycally as the tenants were doing business in the complex .the roof is common to both parties -advice me to take precautionary steps.
Anonymous
12 May 2010 at 15:27
can my elder sister give me, power of attorney to execute registration of release deed in favour of our brother , she lives out of the country, she is my real sister and we want to release it in favour of our real brother. can i legally do it on her behalf .we both are married.
Anonymous
12 May 2010 at 15:08
Respected Members,
Arbirtration proceeding regarding service tax is pending in my company .The arbitrator asked us to file original contract agreement on record as per c.p.c
1)whether is it proper to file original on record ,
2)
if arbitrator refuse to give original after arbitration award what Action to be taken
3)if arbitration award passed against us ,we definately challange in Hon'ble high court , can high court call the record of arbitration procceding from arbitrator
Thanks in Advance for immidiateb reply
Anonymous
12 May 2010 at 14:45
Dear Experts,
Who should we approach (Appellate Authority ) in case of INJUSTICE ( Blatantly ), done by the Joint Collector in R O R matter. This pertains to the State of A P and R R District.
With Regards, Needs little QUICK solution Please !
Anonymous
12 May 2010 at 13:48
when unregistered power of attorney can be used to execute agreement and registration process of sale and purchsase etc on behalf of principal,then does that mean that power of attorney can also be given by the principal to register other document s which necessarily needs to be registered like lease deed , release deed etc. is that so...? or there is some exceptions to this.
shubhra
12 May 2010 at 13:30
In haryana I have filed an eviction petion against my tenant on grounds that he own a shop and have put in court the tax assessment copy of sale deed and got it proved from tehsildar and also the tenant has agreed owning to that.
The shop the tenant owns is quite bigger than the shop he has rented from us.
The is case is on the stage of dw and the dw are to be closed on the next date. When we filed this case in 2001 the act said about eviction of a tenant owning his own reidential building and the said provison was for only residential proferties.
Now after the ruling that commercial and residential buildings are at par. Is my case strong enough. The shop he owns and rented are both on ground floor.
I run my business from first floor. Can i file another suit taking personal necessity.
My business in on first floor and the shop rented is on ground floor. I am 80 year old.
Kindly suggest
is my this case is strong enough ?
and should i file another eviction petion on ground of personal necessity of ground floor for running business ?
Anonymous
12 May 2010 at 09:04
In a written statement, OP has stated that in case if they recieve an order from the Registrar, Co.op.Societies, they will consider the case of Applicant for membership (CHS). The matter is posted for subnmission of written arguments by OP by Consumer Forum. However, the OP has not kept their word in terms of statement in written answer and have still not considered the membership of the Applicant in spite of written direction from the Registrar, CS. How to represent this to the Consumer Forum? Pl. advise.
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In a dispute before Registrar of Cooperative Societies the matter was posted for cross examination of the Petitioner from defendant. Defendant was absent on that day. The Registrar has taken as no cross examination and delivered the award on the same day. Is it correct procedure? If defendant failed to cross examine then is it necessary to post the matter for the evidence of defendant?