dr syed ziya ul huq
04 July 2017 at 21:22
I am a senior citizen. I have bought house where I was born &grew. This house was on we by my uncle. I had allowed my mother to stay in this house in a town. On humaterian ground my sister's children were allowed to stay in that house. My mother has expired. My sister's children are not only refusing to vacate, they have attempted to murder me twice. The FIR &cases are in court. They have filed a civil suit claiming that my mother has gifted this house to them . Non of my parents were owner of this house,any time.
Can I go to DC, Get my house evicted with court verdict, under ruling do Delhi court on 28 Feb 2017. ,For eviction of house of senior citizen.
With regards.
Syed ziyaul huq.
dr syed ziya ul huq
04 July 2017 at 20:39
I am a senior citizen. I have bought house where I was born &grew. This house was on we by my uncle. I had allowed my mother to stay in this house in a town. On humaterian ground my sister's children were allowed to stay in that house. My mother has expired. My sister's children are not only refusing to vacate, they have attempted to murder me twice. The FIR &cases are in court. They have filed a civil suit claiming that my mother has gifted this house to them . Non of my parents were owner of this house,any time.
Can I go to DC, Get my house evicted with court verdict, under ruling do Delhi court on 28 Feb 2017. ,For eviction of house of senior citizen.
With regards.
Syed ziyaul huq.
dr syed ziya ul huq
04 July 2017 at 20:23
I want to get evicted my house,where ihad allowed my sister's children to stay,on humaterian ground only.
Chaya
04 July 2017 at 12:58
My father expired in 1982. He had a paternal property (site) in Bangalore. Since I was only 10 years old then, my sister got the khatha transferred in her name and availed housing loan and built a house in this site. Now she too expired. She is survived by her husband, a son (married) and an unmarried daughter. I too am married now and have a son. Am i entitled to my father's paternal property. If so what should be my next course of action?
The decision in YEZDANI - has the matter gone up to the Supreme Court or it final?
P. RANGANATHAN
Aditya Dev
03 July 2017 at 13:05
Can the plaintiff file additional documents after the issues have been framed. I am unable to find a judgement which lays down the law to this effect. Only adhoc judgments based on facts have been passed.
I would appreciate if anyone can name a judgment which lays down as law that additional documents cannot be filed after the stage of framing of issues.
Mihir Joglekar
03 July 2017 at 12:38
Dear Sir / Madam,
I understand that as per Recent Changes in MCS Act, 1960 and Bye Laws of Cooperative Housing Society U/s: 73CB Co-option not allowed. But, Managing Committee Members are still allowing Co-opt Member to attend Managing Committee Meetings. What necessary steps / action can be taken about / against this issue ?
Regards,
Mihir Joglekar
Question: When an application to advance a particular case is made under section 151 of CPC, what are the circumstances when the said application NEED NOT BE SERVED on the opposite party?
Greetings,
In a certain case of permanent injunction wherein an interim order was granted, an advance application was made by me. The said case was for first hearing. Due to a technical error, an advance application was made before the court believing the case is at summons stage. So copies were not served to the opposite counsels.
Subsequently on the next date the court ordered that copies be served on the opposite counsel. Now on approaching them, they refuse to acknowledge the application submitted by us.
Any help on how to proceed further with this case would be very much appreciated.
Thank you.
-Regards
Kavya
Bhumika
03 July 2017 at 06:25
My uncle was declared abscond in 2004 by the court. Can his wife and son claim a share of ancestral property of my uncle? As he is not heared from more than 7 years as per the section 108 evidence act .
Regarding no objection ceritificate
Dear Sir/Madam,
hi i need to know is NOC is mandatory to handover the case from current lawyer to another for change the Lawyer.