TANMOY
10 September 2009 at 23:11
A civil suit is filed and an application U/O-39, Rule-1 & 2 read with Section 151 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 is also filed and the civil judge has granted interim injunction against forceful eviction U/O-39, Rule-3 CPC. Petitioner is a foreign national. Opposite Party is stating that a foreign national cannot get relief of injunction under the law. Can you please tell me whether a foreigner is able to obtain perpetual injunction or not?riven
kotaruraghu
10 September 2009 at 21:00
sir,
my grand father gave a shop for without any written agreement since 30 years.for rs.400 but till date there is no written agreement but he was not paying rent for 2 years. is there any relief for meriven
Soma
10 September 2009 at 18:13
in a injunction petition U/s 151 CPC the plaintiff claimed that the defendant is creating nuisance and disturbance...he got an status quo exparte order...the actual fact is opposite....earlier prior to this suit the defendant filed a 144 CrPC and police report was favourable to him...can that police report be shown as an evidence (annxture with the objection)for to show that claim of plaintiff is false in this civil case?riven
kalyani choudhury
10 September 2009 at 16:59
I have a SLP going on in The Supreme court. The AOR is getting the official reports but I am not able to get them from him since this AOR was approached by my previous lawyer who was dismissed by me. Can anyone tell me the website address from where I can get the details of my case including the next date of hearing.riven
Manju
10 September 2009 at 15:59
Dear Sir/Madam,
Me and my brother bought sheds which were constructed to lease for medium scale production units.
We both have bought from the same owner which were built up on revenue land.
Its been eight years since the sheds were constructed and we are paying tax since 2002.
There is no specific plan for the layout.
After so many years he is harassing us saying that we had occupied 5ft of his plot.
He's also harassing the tenant who’s residing at our shed currently.
As there is no plan for that layout, not sure from where did he start the measurement.
Does he able to file a case against us after eight years.
One thing to mention,he has a personal grudge on us.
Its because around 6 years back he tried to cheat us in a joint loan dispute.
Hence we filed and won the case against him.
Request your inputs in this regard to proceed further.riven
Prashant Sharma
10 September 2009 at 14:31
Whether the franchiser could be saddled with the liability to pay the penal charges in turn of violations committed by the franchisee under section 417 of the Delhi Municipal corporation Act. However it has been made clear in the franchise agreement that franchisee shall be make arrangement to comply with the municipal laws and shall be liable in whole for such breach of municipal bye laws.
Site any judgment or precedent which propounds that only the franchisee shall be held liable in such violations of municipal laws.
Thanks for putting a glance over my query.
With regards,
Prashant Sharmariven
Soma
10 September 2009 at 09:05
In a title suit an exparty status quo has been passed. I filed objection with a prayer to vacate the order. on the day fixed for hearing can I submit written argument? Under which provision of CPC?
Can the Judge refuse to accept the written argument?riven
Munish Kumar Garg
09 September 2009 at 21:40
Whether copy supplied under RTI Act is required to be proved as per provisions of Evidence Act in Court of law in CIVIL/ CRIMINAL CASES or the same is per se admissible U/S 74/ 76 of Evidence Act. If so give some citations.riven
Saurabh Maheshwari
09 September 2009 at 18:18
Dear Experts,
can you please tell me the clear meaning of Judgement.riven
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Plead & act
What is the distinction between pleading and acting ? Attorney pleading only and Attorney acting & pleading?riven