Sanjeev
11 April 2017 at 13:12
Petitioner Filed a petition with Forged Documents.
Example :
Agreement - No signature of the Directors or authorised signatory on the agreement. Which he has filed as evidence.
But
Signed by the Plaintiff & the employee (not an authorised signatory) who was working with the subsidiary company & left the job that time.
Questions :
1) How can the Company proves that it is a Forge Document ?
Advocate M J
10 April 2017 at 18:18
I filed a w.p. challenging d r t orders
& got a stay to pay Rs.5 lakhs, before the
stay can be over i paid 5 lakhs in the
mean while the respondent filed a I A stating that they have not received the amount & got the stay cancelled, immediately i filed a memo with the
receipt for the amount paid & got the stay extended the court has made an observation not to precipitate the matter any further,
in such case can i file a criminal petition on the grounds that the respondent has given a false evidence &
misguided the court can i do that?
please advice how to go about that ?
tks.
rajesh singal
10 April 2017 at 09:28
Dear Experts,
We are three brothers(name A,B & C) out of which two(A & B) are married and one(C) is unmarried. The unmarried one has no source of income. There is a one property which is bequeath through father's will to A & C. Since C is unmarried, our father has written in the will that till C is alive he can enjoy, transfer, sell his share and after death of C, the full property shall devolve upon A and no other legal hier has can claim share in this property. B is given another independent property from father so he is not entitleed in property of A & C. Now in order to incur day to day expenses we ( A & C) want to enter into an agreement, so that any income (rental) arising out of share of A in common property shall be given to C till C is alive and after C, the full property shall devolve upon A or A's legal heirs. We(A & C) want to enforce somehow through an agreement that neither A nor C, could not get out from this agreement in future even if they change their mind in latter date.
Please suggest, if such an agreement is possible?
DATT K
09 April 2017 at 14:44
We applied for a plot through a developer and builder. We have paid all the instalments except the last instalment for which the builder failed to provide evidence that he has fulfilled his obligation as per the agreement.
For the last three years, we have been writing to him but he is not bothered to give any single reply so far. We have threatened him in writing to take legal action against him but of no avail.
Can we file a case against him in Consumer Forum?
ckanta
09 April 2017 at 13:59
Sir,
I have taken a loan of rs 50000 from one of the coopertaive bank in delhi the year 2006 and could not paid it reguarly and exparte award obtained by the bank for interest 17% compounding monthly and now recovery officer parliament street has issued me the notice for payment and demanded the amount in lakhs by making calculation at compounding monthly. If i will not paid the amount then he will issue arrest waarant against me. could you explain whether Coopertaive bank can charge comppounding interest on monthly balance and whether any relief can be given to me . If yes then tell me the way and procedure
N.K.Assumi
09 April 2017 at 10:03
It appears that from 2014, there is an Amendment in Pecuniary Jurisdictions among the district civil Judges as under:-
District Judge Rs.Unlimited
Civil Judge Snr Rs.15 Lakhs
Civil Judge (Jnr) Rs.5 Lakhs
Is this true? Is it under CPC Amendment or under those aged old Central Acts? Thanks in advance.
Deepa Dimri
08 April 2017 at 22:03
I was in partnership deed since 8 years and have been forcefully asked to accept retirement.
What is the legal remedy available
atul
08 April 2017 at 21:12
Dear Sir
With reference to E-Challan No NTPCHN1700547687 & Two Weeler MH 02 DT 0864, (State Maharshtra, Mumbai) would like to mention that this challan was charged for breaking the signal, but the fact was that, in split the green signal to the left was green/on, i was wrongly charged for breaking the single.
the constable has taken by driving license and given me the e- challan.
I have not paid and would like to take legal action also CCTV are already installed it would be easy to proof that i have not broken the signal.
Hence kindly guide how to proceed with legal action or way out.
Regards
jaya prasanth
08 April 2017 at 19:33
Is there is possibilities to change condition paata in to normal paata ? I purchased land on 1992 .If there is options please explain how?
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Electrict bill not payed by tenant
Land lord have two house .One house , he resides with family , another
house , he has build two Commercial Shop and given rent.Dispute occured 2009.
Electric meter is in the name of Landlord.Last 8 years
Shop Tenants is force fully paying electric bill .They are not
allowing old landlord to get the electric bill, taking advantage that
land lord resides another house.In December'2016 , land lord register
his bill(e-billing:Bill though email) in his email.Landlord gets 3 month bill and inform
tenant verbally abouh the bill and pay the bill of their portion.But shop owner
not paying bill of their part.Landlord got notice of disconncetion of electric.
I want to mention that tenant also not paying rent for 8 years and rent contract
has over in October'2009
My Question is
1)If electric disconnection occure due to non paying of bills , is there will be any problem ?
2)Tenant are eligible to get electric supply without paying electric bill?
3)Is it legal to keep Bill & payment receipt of an eletric meter by tenant which is in the name of land lord.
4)What is the procedure to recover (point no 3) ?