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kk   04 July 2009 at 14:15

eviction under Rent control Act section 14(1)(e)

Respected sir(s)
I am an senior citizen , running a shop from last 50 years in walled city delhi.before that my father was running from 1948.MY landlord was not accepting rent (Rs.51 permonth)from last several years and i deposited the rent in court.Now the land lord have filled a case under DELHI RENT CONTROL ACT Section 14(1)(e).pls tell me the strength in this case.My father got this property from CUSTODIAN AFTER PARTATION.pls reply.
Thankyou

Rekha.....   03 July 2009 at 22:20

ELectricity Act 2003

Dear Sir/ Ma’am
our client trapped into the “ Electricity theft “ and received the notice from the Electricity Board to pay immediately Rs. 35,739.70 under Electricity Act 2003 u/s. 135.
The fact of the matter is that our client has informed by a written request to the electricity Board on 21/10/2008 to replace the meter immediately as gas was cming out because of loose connection and seal was broken by our client for safety on 20/10/2008 and paid Rs. 70=00 as a meter repair charges and hving receipt for the same. No action has been taken so far. Our client has paid rs. 140=00 as a energy charges on 03/04/2009.
Again on 17/06/2009 the official of the EB removed the said meter because of broken seal. Our client has written request to the EB on 19/06/2009 for the appreciation of previous facts. On 18/06/2009 the EB has issued the notice to our client to pay immediately Rs. 35,739.70 with report of investigation and Electricity Bill.
Can V file a complaint under consumer Protection Act or other alternative……? Please inform as early as possible

It is for Personal Use sir

Mohamed Ali   03 July 2009 at 15:04

Seeking Remedy

Dear Sir,
A long pending Muslim partition suit,

A Interlocutary application is pending in the lower court without any order from past 1.5 years, Can we bypass this lower court without any orders being passed or our application rejected,

Can we file a writ petition in high court to dispose off our IA.

Or can we directly approach high court...

Thanks

srinivasan   03 July 2009 at 13:33

Difference between joint family and ordneary partnership

Sir the partnership business started with family members alown and with not with strangers,Partnership with father,and two sons with joint family funds of father.what is the difference between joint family business and ordnery partnership business.The business started from the jointfamily newcless and countined,Will the daughter of that family get equal right in the joint family partnership business along with the sons after the death of her father in 2008 interstste.Will she get equal right along with the sons.according to the hindu succession act 2005.

Ghanshyam Adv.   03 July 2009 at 11:18

Test Identification Parade

Whether test identification parade under section 9 of Evidence Act may be taken by any person in absence of Magistrate?

Ghanshyam Adv.   03 July 2009 at 11:15

Relevant evidence

Whether Narco Analysis Test and Dog-tracking are relevant and may be received in evidence?

BADARI   02 July 2009 at 17:40

PROBATING THE WILL

DEAR FRIENDS,

THE EXECUTER OF THE WILL HAS EXPIRED AROUND 22 YEARS BACK. NOW WE WOULD LIKE TO PROBATE THE WILL. CAN IT BE DONE. IF YES WHAT IS THE PROCEEDURE.

REGARDS.

J.P. Sharma   02 July 2009 at 17:40

"Open Access"

I want to know about the "Open Access" under the Electricity Act, 2003. What are the basic requirement for open access, kindly elucidate.

yogesh kumar gupta   01 July 2009 at 16:51

civil law

a misc. appeal is filed in a case. during the pendency of appeal,the defendent dies and on the basis of application filed by plaintiff, the L.Rs. of deceased defdt. came on record.the appeal was decided after 3 years.then in lower court L.Rs. of deceased defdt.puts argument that the suit is abated because the L.Rs. was not brought on record within time. WHETHER THE ARGUMENT IS TENABLE?

Urvashi Saumya   01 July 2009 at 10:00

Right upon (underground) property during lease period

In case, when the property is on lease under which wirings and ducting right has been given to the lessee and during the tenure of lease, if some precious things come out from the ground then who will have the legal right upon that thing? will it be lessor or lessee?