Anonymous
09 February 2018 at 02:01
Is PTCL 1978 ACT applicable for granted land before 1978?for example the land granted in 1955 and the grante as converted the land from agriculture to site purpose. And sold it to people.now his grand child are climbing the case now. Will it be accepted.and is der possibality of getting their land bank?
ABHAY KUMAR
08 February 2018 at 16:47
Sir,
I joined in central Govt. department at 4600/- grade pay in the month of Feb 2017 but meanwhile I got selected for a post bearing grade pay 4800/- in the month of August 2017. I had already intimated my first employer about my tentative appointment for the second job i.e at the grade pay of 4800/-. As a result I joined the new job on technical resignation in the month of Sept 2017.
In the above referred case I want to know that whether I am eligible for Annual Increment on 01.01.2018 or not. As I joined the new job on technical resignation and had completed 6 Months of regular service since Feb 2017 I am suppose to get Annual Increment on 01.01.2018, but my new employer has denied me of this.
Kindly give insight in my case so that I may get benefit of Technical Resignation.
Anonymous
08 February 2018 at 10:17
Hi All,
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
I have a plot in Hyderabad. It is registered in May 2017.
Legal opinion is taken before buying the plot and it is clear title according to them. Now the neighbors claim that the boundaries are wrong.
Initially, five members of a family bought the six plots and got registered them under agriculture land(19 Guntas) to reduce the registration cost. The land was registered under family head Kamala Kumari.
Then in 2004, 400 sq.yards was registered to Venkatestwara Rao with below boundaries:
North: Neighbors land, South: Vendors land, East and West: Road
Then Venkateshwara rao applied for LRS in 2010 and got plot no as 5 in 2011. Then the plot was sold to Shyam in 2015.
Later after 2 years we bought it from shyam by taking SBI bank loan.
while taking bank loan, we followed all the norms like keeping a black board with all plot details, phone number. Plotting is also done.
Now the neighbours are telling the issue like, 19 guntas was divided into 6 plots and as we registered the cornor plot, it should be plot 6. So they are asking us to move to plot no 6 and there is no LRS for plot no 6.
For plot 5, we have the electric meter which was applied in August 2017 and paying the bill since then. Also i invested on the plot for borewell and building permission.
Again went to lawyer who gave legal opinion, described the same issue, then he said that the title is clear and you can take injuction order and proceed to construction.
Now will we get injuction order? if yes, after getting injuction order and construction is done, will there be any other issues from neighbours. Any chance to get court order in favour of neighbours asking us to move to plot 6
Which injuction order is preferred. Temporary or permanent?
Please suggest best solution to get out of the problem.
Anonymous
07 February 2018 at 17:40
what if the guarantor of a loan who has come to know that he has been personally held liable for all the loan and account has become npa.that his signatures had been fraudulently obtained on the deed
Anonymous
07 February 2018 at 17:37
what if the guarantor of a loan who has come to know that he has been personally held liable for all the loan and account has become npa.that his signatures had been fraudulently obtained on the deed
Anonymous
07 February 2018 at 17:32
can a lease deed by DSIDc be treated as an asset against which a rewcovery can be made by the bank from a guarantor /borrower
Shrinivas Padamwar
07 February 2018 at 06:22
My father n one of his friend purchased land in 2005 jointly. Land has no separate parts n till date it is common. From 2005 he didn't give us any income from the land except showing only losses. Whether income arised from it he sent it on its own name. My question is that wether kul kayda is applicable here or not?
practicing advocate
05 February 2018 at 20:31
Respected Learned Counsel
I would like to know that is it compulsory to submit the no objection of all legal heir in the admission of new partner on the stamp paper which is duly notarized for submission in the bank or if it is written on the plain paper will do?
The partners are Hindu and the upon the deceased of one partner who is the elder son of another partner.
Please guide me for your valuable reply
mehul agrawal
05 February 2018 at 19:08
can a district judge consolidate two separate cases of similar nature consisting of same parties which is filed in two different subordinate court?
:
first in ADJ court and second in CJM's court
please guide me in this regard, consolidation of these 2 cases is very necessary for achieving the ends of justice.
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