Anonymous
22 October 2025 at 09:18
Sir, I have been issued an EWS certificate and I fullfill the given criteria. I have confusion regarding Municipality Property ID. In jamabandi the land measuring 250 yards is Gair majrua in nature but the Property ID shows it residential and unauthorised. Although my certificate is already issued, can this property ID cause any problems in future?
Also, please throw light on the word possession used in EWS criteria. Does it refer to legal possession. I think that it is used in a legal sense only. If the illegal or informal possession were to be counted as an asset then it would lead to dual applicability of law in the sense that on one hand there are no documents to support possession just physical control not any legal document and on other hand the same authority considers it an asset to the family or person.
1) Will this Property ID cause any problems?
2 ) Is illegal or informal possession (no legal documents) counted as an asset in EWS criteria?
Please provide a detailed answer I would be grateful ๐๐๐
Also I have been selected on General Merit and didn't seek any EWS reservation relaxation. So, should it be a big concern for me?
Please answer this, I am going paranoid over this situation.
kishore kumar
16 October 2025 at 06:14
Hello Sir,
In a civil suit, a party engaged a lawyer. After more than half the trial, the lawyer suddenly changed. After the initial nominal fee, the party still hasn't paid the outstanding fees. A claim for recovery of the fees has been filed after hiring another lawyer. However, the judge has now verbally requested a reference from the lawyer to a decision that would allow him to order recovery of the lawyer's outstanding fees.
I request you all to please share any references to such orders if you have any.
Thank you.
kishore kumar
12 October 2025 at 21:39
In a recovery claim, a suit was filed seeking a stay on the defendant's known immovable property until the judgment was delivered, after paying the court fee required for the amount claimed. However, the court did not grant a stay on the property. The court, accepting the recovery suit, issued a decree for the recovery of the said amount. However, during the trial, the defendant deliberately sold the property to someone else to avoid liability.
The question now is: In such a case, if the court fee was paid in accordance with the recovery amount, would a stay on the property be considered valid?
Because the defendant's intention was to avoid liability and he sold his immovable property. Now, he has no immovable property left.
Is there any law, rule, or provision in a civil case that allows the sold property to be attached until recovery is received, or its registration cancelled?
Or can you offer any advice so that recovery can be effected?
Thank you.
Swapnil
10 October 2025 at 23:22
I was filed arbitration case against trading member before exchange and honble Arbitrator passed award in my favour along with 18% interest. But as per rules exchange not consider notional loss such as mental and financial harrasment.
I was also issued legal notice before approch to arbitration process.
So what can I do to recover notional also along with pocket expenses
1. File arbitration appeal at exchange
2. File arbitration appeal at court for notional loss
3. File civil suit as per my legal notice
Pls guide
Bhanu
09 October 2025 at 16:35
Hi All, We have filed an appeal to Supreme court. Court ordered to serve notice to respondents. They recieved notice and filed wakalatnama but still not filed counter affidavit. Court has given many opportunity for them to file counter affidavit. inspite of giving several opportunity to respondent by the supreme court had rejected the opportunity to file counter affidavit around 2-3 times to respondant. 1) will the supreme court gives further opportunity to respondent to file counter affidavit one more time? 2) will the court accepts such counter affidavit of respondents which is not filed in due time. 3) Is there any Supreme court Judgement for not accepting the counter affidavit of respondants.
Gulab
08 October 2025 at 22:39
If in District i have appointed one Advocate by submitting Vakilpatra. But during any stage of case or at Argument does any other lawyers from same district court or/High Court can represent me on behalf of advocate for whom i filed Vakilpatra.?
If yes what is procedure to make appear another advocate? Also does along with additional advocate does my original advocate can both also appear at same time on my side.?
Gulab
08 October 2025 at 22:32
In Gurdian & ward case" Assistant Superintendent of district court" and "paternal uncle" appointed as joint Gurdian of minor children whose both parent died. So in future in new civil case filed in that in same district court do we need to make party to Assistant Superintendent of district court".
And will Assistant Superintendent of district court" will need government Advocate to represent Assistant Superintendent of district court"?
Nagarajan Arumugam
04 October 2025 at 21:14
Respected Sirs, In a circumstance, Notarized property WILL document has to be declared to the court as null and void by the legal heirs and the property owners sibilings (Property owner passed away). Is it possible to do so? What are all the impact of such declaration?
kunhi marakkar
25 September 2025 at 17:48
The records of a case that took place in the Munsif Court from 1980 to 1986 need to be copied and preserved for future safety. Are such old records still available?
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Ews criteria
Respected sir/madam,
I have a doubt regarding Possession word used in EWS criteria. Whether this refers to legal possession backed by Ownership documents like sale deed, gift deed, possession certificate or name in mutation records like jamabandi OR any kind of possession like informal or illegal not backed by legal documents.
Only a property ID has been issued by municipality since my village is included in municipality. This ID has been issued solely on basis of survey without any legal documents.
I have been issued an EWS certificate and we live in a house that was built by us it's around 230 yards but there are no legal documents for it. It's like we just occupied the land and made our house.
Our house address in different documents like Adhar and Residence certificate is of 50 yards only.
Will this 230 yards house without any legal documents be considered as our asset?