Anonymous
12 February 2024 at 22:53
My dad bought a property with all the legal agreements and with proper registration at the BBMP office and katha transfer in Bangalore in 2007. Recently we learnt that there was case running in the court from 1991 on the property which is registered on our name between the original owner and the person who sold us, and the case is won by the original owner in the civil court. The court has given the statement that the property belongs to the owner. Please let me know what steps we have to take to save our property.
Prasad
08 February 2024 at 08:39
Dear Legal Counsel Members & Experts :
If a defendant gave complain in PS, police booked FIR under section 448 & 427, police served 41 crpc notice given, police requested to submit the documents of plaintiff.
How ever the plaintiff have court orders dated 01.09.2023 to demolish the compound wall by defendant. Plaintiff received court decree , waited for 6 months (from 1 sept 2023), no action taken by GHMC though the plaintiff gave written complain on defendant, now plaintiff dismantled the compound wall at 7:00 pm in the evening.
My question is : what are the consequence on plaintiff, as police booked FIR under section 448 & 427.
2) what might be the procedure or process further.
3) How soon it might take to get resolved this issue
Best wishes. ksp
Anonymous
07 February 2024 at 23:20
Sir The court has asked to submit the original document of the property can we submit it in the court is it safe.
Hari Konanur
05 February 2024 at 23:48
Namaste sir,
We rented one house in Tirupathi without entering into rental agreement. The tenant is paying rent regularly but creates nuisance whenever our childrens plays in our compound.
Moreover tenants being senior citizens with two grand childrens as their daughter and son in law stays abroad.
So we have asked him to vacate as they are in a process of purchasing a flat nearby our house.
Initially tenant agreed to vacate the house before this month 6th. But today the tenant is adament in not vacating our house with harsh usage or words against us.
Now can we file eviction order from the court, If so how long it takes to obtain eviction order from the court against the nuisance tenant.
Please advise
Kanal Gandhi
30 January 2024 at 17:31
Hello, I purchased a ground-floor home and installed safety grills in the backyard due to issues with monkeys and dogs, as well as a shorter dividing wall. Recently, my neighbor filed a complaint with the AMC claiming that we made an illegal extension. They now demand the removal of both the grill and the roof. I want to clarify that no actual construction was done; it's just the installation of the grill for safety reasons.
We don't want any action to be taken against them; we just want to know how we can prove that it is not an extension but rather a safety measure. Also, is it legal if we install Collapsible grill instead of a fixed one?
Any guidance or assistance on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Raghu ponnala
29 January 2024 at 16:30
Decree is passed by the court A in 2014 and file execution petition in 2023 EP 45/2023
now the property in question is in jurisdiction of court B.
JDR lawyer is questions the that the property is court B Jurisdiction EP has to be transferred to court B and do the process of execution. They are insisting in transferring the petition/file to court B to delay the process
1. CAN I EXECUTE IN COURT A WHICH HAS PASSED THE DECREE.??
2. ARE THEY ANY CITATIONS REGRADING THE EXECUTION OF PRPERTY IN ANOTHER COURT JURISDICTION (EXAMPLE LIKE COURT B) ??
3. WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE OF DOING EXECUTION PROCESS IN THE SENERIO ??
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Trust and temples act and ancestral property
Our family has inherited ancestral property. My grandfather created a temple trust of an ancestral worship place that belonged to our family. His motive to create this trust was to protect the place of worship and also property lands. My grandfather had 4 sons. Out of which my father passed away. And the other two sons were busy with their life to make money. One of them left his job and started looking after the temple.
Entally grandfather got critically ill and my uncle started to take ower the trust.
Fast forward to today’s times, uncle passes away and his son is the chairman of the trust. Under the name of this temple trust, he has sold many of our properties without our knowledge.
I tried to research and I understand that places of worship cannot be partitioned according to the Hindu succession act. This cousin does not let my elder brother in the trust and is depriving us of our rights.
Can my brother-
1. Demand his rights in the trust??
2. How do we challenge the trust?
Thank you. Please advise.