suman
07 April 2010 at 22:27
My aunty being the defendant in a civil case for injunction got the stay vacated and simultaneously filed a eviction suit against the tenant.
In this stage both parties agreed to mutually settle the issue and filed a compromise petition in the court. My aunt promised to with draw a criminal case filed u/sec 324 against the tenant.
The Hon'ble court had refered the matter to lok adalat and gave 1 year time to settle it in the lok adalat.
The problem is that the tenants have not approached my aunt and she in turn did not approach them so it was kept pending with out beinbg settled as per the compromise deed.
Aunt's tenants are ready to still proceed as per the compromise deed but the Hon'ble court refering it to the lok adalat has granted time. Lok adalat has in turn rejected saying that there is an amendment to the existing law and IPC 324 cannot be compromised in this court.
What should she do now?
Go for squash proceeding in the High court or else?......
Can you guide my aunt under what sec or provisions she should approach the appropriate court to make the compromise applicable.
URGENT SIR.
Thanks
rajvinder singh
07 April 2010 at 22:13
is it necessary to get signatures of mortgagee on mortgage deed.
Anonymous
07 April 2010 at 19:33
i had paid advance to purchase land but the agreement is not being fulfilled by the other side. can i file a money recovery suit instead of specific performance? thanks
faiyaz
07 April 2010 at 17:59
) A registered partnership firm at will has a 4 partners, 2 partners reside at Amritsar
and other 2 in Mumbai. Now one of the partner reside in Mumbai has dissolves the firm
by his dissolution notice sent to all partners. Now the two partners who reside
in Amritsar on the same day made a forged Deed stating that the other two partners
of the firm has withdrawn from the Firm by their public notice in two newspaper
and now the firm has only two partners. And they have also made a false entry
with the Registrar of firms with out showing the retirement deed and the Registrar
in connivance with them (without asking the retirement Deed or Dissolution Deed
remove the name of other two partners who resides in Mumbai). When the partners
of Mumbai came
to know the same they had filed a protest entry with the Registrar of Firm.
Now the question Shall I file a writ petition on Registrar of Firm ?
If yes then what is the time period for the verdict?
Jaswinder Singh
07 April 2010 at 15:08
A,B,C filed a suit for declaration against D (brother) and E(father) that all plntiffs and defs. are owners of 1/6 share of property owned by father E. father E expired during pendency of suit. During life time executed a Gift deed and WILL in favour of son D and disowned plaintiffs A,B,C. But in suit or written statement, no mention of Gift Deed or WILL.
Now after the death of father/Defendant D, what should I do. I have to move application for amendment or anything else.
Anonymous
07 April 2010 at 15:07
Suppose If I filed a writ petition on Government Department (i.e Registrar of Firms Punjab) at Chandigarh, so what is the total time period till the final Judgement.Or is there any alternate for quick decision???
Anonymous
07 April 2010 at 13:52
Respected Experts,
I am herewith submitting a querry for your opinion. The query is:
“A” is the elder brother of “B”. Both of them have purchased some lands and paid sale amount jointly. But an Agreement of Sale cum General Power of Attorney was duly executed and registered in the name of “A”, since “B” was not available at the time of registration of the document. Due to faith and confidence on A, B has accepted the said transaction. Subsequently, when “B” is demanded to allot his half of the said land, “A” is refused to allot the same.
To strengthen the case of “B”, I hereby giving the following points.
1. Some part payment made through a Banker’s Cheque to the vendors. {Actually the said Banker’s Cheque has been taken by B through his bank account.}
2. Some Cash payment also made. {To prove the same, bank entry is also there in the bank statement of B.}
Even though the above payments are acknowledged by the Vendors, it was salient that the above payments are made by “B”. As a matter of fact, B’s name was not at all mentioned in the said registered document.
Hence at this juncture, can “B” file a suit against “A” for recovery of his half of the land. Plz. clarify
ganesh
07 April 2010 at 10:16
In my apartment, LandOwners are owning almost 60 flats (1/3 of total flats) and they are not paying the maintenance amount every month. Their due crossed 3 Lakh and it is difficult to pay the association dues.
We are in process of registering our association. It will take another 1 month to complete.
What action we could take as of now and after registering the association? Whether we could give police complaint OR send legal notices etc. Please provide your valuable suggestion.
Anonymous
07 April 2010 at 10:03
Dear experts...please help me with this..I recently relocated to India and my-exemployer filed a civil lawsuit in the US...Now they are supposed to serve me on this lawsuit through the Hague Convention...The court there has authorized the employer to serve me by "alternative means of service" which includes service by EMAIL and service to my US attorney.. India, in the The hague convention specifically prohibits direct service to its defendants without going through the central authority of India..My attorney in the US agrees...He has asked me to get a letter from an Indian lawyer as well stating that such a service will not be acceptable under Indian law..as they specifically have objected to dorect service in the Hague Convention...Can you plese recommend a lawyer in Mumbai who can help?
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