chandrabhanu
23 September 2017 at 15:39
Sir,
We (OBC-IIA) have purchased a land in Bangalore from ST which his father got through the government grant for agriculture purpose.
The same land got partitioned in his family & his son some portion of the family sold to us. AT the time of selling he was speaking very nicely & good. Now he is threatening us to file the suit against us. What are the options we have presently. Kindly help us. We are fed up of this issue. We need to come out of it ASAP.
Ashish sharma1985@gmail
23 September 2017 at 14:49
A suit file order1 rule 8 cpc one defandant accepeted plantif suit other rest defandents and plantif was absent . the court suit decree against one defandant and rest defandent dismised . will decree bionding rest defandent? Pls ans y or no
Anonymous
23 September 2017 at 13:43
My brother is deeply entangled in the personal loan & Credit card dues.Recently he reviled it to me & my father. Now I want to help him to clear off all his loans
He has a total loan on approx 16 -17 lakhs (4 personal loans , 8 credit card dues). The monthly Earning of the couple is 42 K whereas the EMI of personal loan is approx 40k( Credit card dues not included).
Me and my father are planing to pay off his complete loan from our saving but we can't effort to pay all the amount. We also want his CIBIL score is impacted as he will not get any credit cards/ loans in future.
Kindly advice how to proceed...
subbu
23 September 2017 at 00:33
Sir
The agriculture land was granted to a tenant(applicant) by deputy commissioner.
on which i (respodent) made an appeal to karnataka appeallate tribunal but the property was mortaged by my opponent and raised a loan of rs 3 lacs.
My question is bank giving loan before expiry of appeal period is correct?
If order is quashed in appeal and regranted land to me (appealent) then what about loan taken by first party?
Anonymous
22 September 2017 at 18:25
Dear sir, please help me out in the case. I am a freah PGDM pass out from a business school. In campus hiring I was selected by a brokerage firm. I was said to execute a employment bond of 18 months (6 months probation + 12 months after confirmation). At the time of joining they asked me for a cheque. I didn't had the cheque with me so they submitted my original certificates of graduation and intermediate. Later when my salary account opened they took the cheque of Rs 1,06,000 (training cost). They said to leave the column of date. I did the same. After 3 months I resigned from the company on personal basis as my father was ill. As a caution I cancelled the presentated cheque. But they put the date of 9 Jun. I cancelled the cheque in the morning, and applied for the cancellation at night of 8 jun. On 19 jun they sent the cheque for encashement but the cheque returned. After one month they sent me a legal notice, which I replied. And after one month they filled a case in civil court and sent me the notice under 138 and 142 and also stated that company has incurred huge financial loss due to me. They didn't provided any training. I was assisting my senior and she just made me understand how to invest in the market. Apart from it they never arranged any other training session.
Please suggest me what should I do. Thank you
Naveen Kanth Dasari
22 September 2017 at 16:47
Hello Experts,
My right to file Written Statement has been forfeited after 90 days, what can i do. I want to file Written Statement at any cost.
Plz suggest.
Thank You.
VINOD
22 September 2017 at 12:39
My father inherited a self acquired residential property of my grandfather on his death in 1945 in Jalandhar as his only son. My gradmother died much earler. At the time of death of my grandfather, the family constituded of my father, his minor sister, my mother,and my minor elder brother and sister. I , the younger daughter of my father, was born in 1952.
My father sold off this property in 1962 and cleared the loan taken by him to marry off his sister in 1953.
Later, he shifted to Delhi and bought property with his own funds. My father expired in 2003 and my elder sister expired in 1996.
My elder brother and the children of my elder sister have filed a case in the court claiming the Jalandhar property as ancestral property. They also claim that Delhi property was bought with the proceeds of Jalandhar property, hence, that also ancestral property.
Could you please enlighten me if the property in question could really be called ancestral property? Could you also please tell if the family could really be called as joint hindu family as claimed by the plaintiffs?
I am hindu by religion.
Regards
roshan
22 September 2017 at 07:13
Hello everyone
Sir I have a price of land on NH2. During NH2 acquisition NHAI declared that,they acquired full kasra of that part. But according to RTI and other information the part that comes under extension of NH2 is only half. Any how we manage to get half of the compensation. Please suggest to protect my remaining half of the land if it is not comes under extension but acquired by NHAI
Thanks
Mahesh Vallaban
21 September 2017 at 18:21
I am Vallaban. Linga muthu is my great grand father. He had 2 brothers Getti muthu and Mari muthu. All 3 equally divided their ancestral land.
Mari muthu died on 1954. He had 2 children named Sundaram(son) and Nallammal(daughter).
On 1974, My grand father Mr. Karuppanan s/o. Linga muthu bought Mari muthu's entire 1/3 share of the land from Sundaram s/o. Mari muthu twenty years after the death of Mari muthu.
On 1985, My grand father Mr. Karuppanan transferred half of the bought share from sundaram to my name (vallaban). Till date, myself and my grand father is jointly owning 1/3rd share of the land bought from Sundaram.
My grand father Karuppanan died on 1996 and Sundaram s/o. Mari muthu died on 1997.
Sundaram had 3 children Jothinathan born on 1969, Radhamani born on 1971, Prakash born on 1977. Jothinathan was 5 years old and Radhamani was 2 years old and prakash was not born when his father Sundaram sold his share to my grand father Karuppanan on 1974.
On 2015, Sundaram's all 3 children along with their aunt Nallammal, d/o. Mari muthu filed a OST - Original Suite (Title) for Mari muthu's share. They cleverly hid 1974 sale deed of their entire share to my grandfatherand similarly hid 1985 gift deed to me. They straight away demanded 1/3 of mari muthu's share. In this, Nallammal's stand is, her brother sundaram sold her share also without her consent. So, she want her share back from me (vallaban, grand son of Karuppanan). Since 1974 for the past 43 years either Sundaram's children or sundaram's sister Nallamaml didn't intervene my family's cultivation in the land bought on 1974.
on 2016, during the OST trail, Jothinathan s/o. Sundaram submitted a death certificate of Mari muthu with the death year as 1975 and argued that his father sundaram illegally sold his grand father mari muthu's share when he was alive. but that is fraudulent death certificate. Mari muthu died on 1954 itself.
I request to advise me for the following. Also please provide me your suggestion, if i missed out anything in my query.
1. How i can defend the legitimacy of 1974 sale deed between Sundaram and my grandfather Karuppanan and 1985 gift deed by my grandmother in my name.
2. How do i prove, Mari Muthu's death certificate is a forgery.
3. How do i defend, Nallammal has to claim her share to Sundaram or his children only, since Sundaram only illegally sold her share to my grandfather Karuppanan. In this case, my grandfather is also a victim of Sundaram's forgery.
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