Kavindra
07 April 2018 at 17:54
I have jointly owned ancestral property with my extended family read uncles and cousins. But they are not allowing me to take possession on the land. They are cultivating or have leased the entire jointly held holdings and built construction on whole plots which are jointly held thus denying me accessibility to the property & income from it. Whenever I submit application for demarcation or delivery of possession before revenue authorities they refuse to give me possession of my share stating that I must file a partition suit for it. I feel that the revenue officials are doing this on the instructions of my unscrupulous co-owners to cause infinite delay through the litigation.
Dccl
07 April 2018 at 13:54
We as landlord are signing a lease agreement for 5 years. In the lease agreement there is no option for prior termination of lease.Further there is no lock in period stated in the lease.So in the absence of both the clauses can tenant/lessee terminate the lease with 6 months notice before expiry of the 5 years.The lease is one for manufacturing.
Suit for possession decreed in 2017 and dismissed in appeal in 2018. It is a case between lessor and lessee who terminated the tenancy by issuing notice under section 106 T.P. Act. The lessor is entitled for mesne profit from the date of service of notice under section 106 T.P. Act or from the date of the suit finally dismissed.
Anonymous
06 April 2018 at 22:18
I would like to clarify one doubt
My relative has given a Unregistered POA to an agent in Aug 2011.Based on that , the Agent has executed an agreement to sale with his wife in Aug.2011 with the terms as sale should be executed within 30 Days.
As the above fraud come to know that my relative he has executed a settlement deed on 19.10.2011 in favour of his sons.
The POA holder also executes the sale deed in favour of his wife on 24/10/2011
1.Now which one will be valid (Settlement or Sale Deed)?
2.Who will be the legal owner of the document. ?
3.If the POA has been registered then who will be the legal owner?
Shanmugam Bobbiliraja
06 April 2018 at 21:33
Under Consumer Protection Act What is the time limit for opposite party to appear after issue of notice? is it 30 days time given to appear? or no time limit for appearance of opposite party? and once the opposite party appears. 45 days time limit to file reply? But the consumer complaint as per Consumer Protection Act should be decided within 90 days. The judge has told given 15 days time for petitioner to file affidavit/evidence. Case filed on January 1, 2018. Today is April 6, 2018. Already 90 days over and the case should have been disposed off. But day before yesterday opposite party appear and filed objections. That is on April 4, 2018. How time limit is calculated? If this itself takes 1 year. What are rules for first appeal?
dinesh
06 April 2018 at 17:48
In regular darkhast possession warrant of suit property executed successfully. What next step if there is no money recovery is pending in darkhast?
Anonymous
06 April 2018 at 17:12
seven year before the person was missed from the sea water. the missing complaint was lodged in local police station. till today he was not found. he went to to sea alongwith his brother, his brother also lost his life in sea while saving him from sea water. his brother dead body was found by the police but the said person or his body was not found till today. How to declare him as dead because as per the law if the person is missing from 7 or more year or he was found he has to declare as dead. pls advice me the procedure for declaration of dead.
vadapallisrinivas
06 April 2018 at 11:31
The suit is preliminarily decreed for the sum of
Rs.93,434/- (Rupees Ninety-three thousand four hundred and thirty
four only) with subsequent interest at the rate of 12% p.a on
Rs.50,000/- from the date of presentation of the plaint till the date of
decree and at the rate of 6% p.a from the date of decree till the date
of realization with costs time for redemption 3 months.
The above is the judgment given by the jr civil court on the 29th day of April 2016.The defendant died after one month of judgment and no other family knew about the above order. recently the family got to know about the judgment and they are ready to pay the sum with interest to till date. Please let me know how to proceed further in the court to pay money as per the above order after the delay of 2 years.
Thank you.
b B Raju
05 April 2018 at 19:04
Plaintiffs has filed asuit against me. At this stage immediately after receiving the summons I have filed order VII rule 11 petition praying for rejection of the plaint.
Is there any time limit to dispose my reject petition? Is it necessary for me to file written statement? Or can i wait till my petition is dispose off. Kindly suggest.
Execution petition
Sir
I had filed eviction petition and got a favorable order. It's decreed that the tenant should handover the vacant possession within two months.
Whether I should apply for execution of order on the 61st day or should I wait for some more time.
Regards
Asma Savanur