kaur
09 July 2015 at 17:33
I have purchased Intex Tablet including mobile in year 2013 which was under warranty for one year. During December 2014 Intex Tablet stopped working and I submitted for repairs at Intex authorised dealer and they told that its battery needs replacement which I agreed to replace the battery on payment. Now almost more than five months have passed but Intex authorised dealer is unable to replace the battery due to non availability in stock. Ultimately the Intex tablet is of no use without the battery as it cannot be operate even on power. This tantamounts to unfair trade practice as Intex company is not able to provide sales after service which is claimed by Intex Co. usually while selling their products. Kindly advice me that can I file consumer case against Intex Company for not providing battery of Tablet even on payment as without battery tablet is of no use.
monty lamba
09 July 2015 at 13:15
Sir,
i'm a defendant a civil suit, plaintiff
file a civil suit against me with along fake & fabricated property documents.
1.please confirm this stage i will be
file U/s 340 crpc sec.195 or not.
2.i was done handwriting expert opinion
a registered Ministry of corp. affairs
company. it is valid in civil suit.
PLEASE HELP
Savitha
09 July 2015 at 11:56
I purchased an area from a consuellor r in 2004 , this area was in absolute possession at that time in 2004 from the time the building was under construction in 1999, but at that time when all co- owners didnot object it as a common passage .but when they association came to know abt it, They started harassing me to vacate the area n provided that open the remaining area which was already constructed as two bathrooms. One was used by the consuellor and one by the watchmen . After a lot of arguments in meetings held back to back the association n the promoter n founder of the building decided to vacate the area instead they shall provide the area at a back side of the car shed which was also purchased by me. But that area already has a gate to come from common passage . This back side area consist a room like covered with four sides wall and a bathroom and a way to come out is been objected by the association stating u cannot use the common passage as a right to way .
Please suggest what is tha proper ways by which we can complete the work that was carried on in my place.
Anonymous
09 July 2015 at 09:55
My father purchased a land from his uncle 20 years back and we are paying panchayat taxes for it from last 20 years. We have the blueprint of the plan approvals fro panchayat too.and my uncle stayed in this land for almost 50 years. Now a person registered a complaint claiming that land belongs to him.. My father dont have any registration papers for our land but just a bond paper signed by my uncle. Experts can you let me know if its going to be a problem or not .? Will the land belongs to us ?
Anna
09 July 2015 at 06:31
I got a property I had given cheque to the seller so he insisted that he keeps the mother deed and kept my orginal deed till the cheque is cleared.He returned me the papers back after the cheque was cleared.
I learned from my friends that there can be a misuse of the documents in such cases.He can even replace the original document with a duplicate one.
What can I do to prevent any misuse of my document?
Akhil Ashokan
08 July 2015 at 22:33
My father( govt servant )took a loan from a bank with one of his co-worker as guarantor. As he lagged in repayment, the bank filed a case against him and his guarantor.. Thereby the case is intiated, after a few months he passed away and as his dependents and legal heirs we got a notice that they are adding our name also in the case. As I am a student, my mother is house wife, my sister is married, also presently no family income and no properties are there in any of the above people. What will be their procedure to recover the loan amount.?? How could I approach to this case ???
ganesh
08 July 2015 at 21:40
Dear gentlemen,
I am having 2 sisters and i am the only son to my parents.We settled our family properties dispute(father's ancestral as well as acquired properties) in Lokadalath by effecting partition under family settlement.Ours is Hindu family and my father is alive.According to our customs we effected the above partition under family settlement.So our 2 sisters got less share in the partition.Remaining big share is in name of my father and myself jointly.During settlement in Lokadalath ours sisters agreed to take less share and my mother desired to leave her share in favour of joint family.so my mother didnot take any share.After some months my sisters are threatening me to give some more share because under hindu law daughters are entitled to equal shares as of sons.But in our case am having the following Doubts..
(1)According to Hindu law ,daughters and sons are entitled to equal share in the parents property.But in our case actually my sisters got less share when compared to my and my father joint share.Do my sisters succeed in the above case,if they file a case for setaside the above lokadalath partition?
(2)The above Lokadalath award for PARTITION has been passed two years back in the LOKADALATH COURT..As per law every family settlement in writing should be get registered... But till now the partition award is not registered....With this Could my sisters can challenge the partition award as the award is not registered yet??
Thanking you all..
shrikant
08 July 2015 at 17:33
Respected members
Office has imposed a fine of Rs 50000 on employee in diciplinary action.The employee approached Labour court & labour court passed the interim order to maintain status quo meanwhile Employee retire from the service due to superannuation. As the order of status quo is in force the office only retained (not recovered) the disputed amount ie Rs 50000 till the finalization of ULP The employee filed criminal ULP for contempt.Whether this amounts to contempt,Please reply immediately as the matter is urgent
Menon
08 July 2015 at 13:00
Hello Experts,
I had filed a civil suit in trial court and i lost the case, now i wanted to go for the appeal in any upper court, can you suggest me in which court i should go for the appeal and howmuch time i am having for filing the appeal in that court.
Thanks
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Safaesi act, 2002
A person X borrowed loan in the year 2006 mortgaging a plot of land over which he had no possession. X filed a title suit in the year 2008 against Y who had the possession of land. X filed the case for declaration of right title interest and for eviction of Y. In the year 2014 bank evicted Y for non payment of loan by X. After 40 days X paid all the loan and keys of Y's house given to him by the bank. Y approached high court wherein he was asked to go to DRT. DRT says everything is done as per SARFAESI act so there is no wrong in the action of bank. Y again approach high court his petition was again rejected and he was asked to go to civil court. Is civil court proper place for Y?