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Siddhi Agarwal   01 May 2015 at 14:40

Direct paymentment of property tax to bmc

As per BMC there is an outstanding arrears of Rs.5.5 Lacs up to year 2000 towards Property Tax (PT). Society claims to have paid the same in time but does not have proof of payment as bank do not have records for period beyond 10 yrs. A member is agitated and wants make payment of PT directly but the white color goons controling the society are not agreeing to this. Can the matter be taken up in consumer court in Mumbai.

soumenshaw   01 May 2015 at 12:05

Query for obc

My name is Soumen Shaw. My grandfather lived in West Bengal. But now he is no more. I and also my father live in west bengal.Is the man having surname "shaw" , living in West Bengal, belong to Obc ???

Kumar Krishan Agarwal Advocate   30 April 2015 at 18:57

Order vi rule 2 figures and words very time in duplicate

Dear Sir,

I filed one suit from Plaintiff side where I leave out the claim numeral figure expressed in Words all time in all paras but mentioned on the top of the Plaint in Words the actual claim amount. The Defendants taking pleas that the Plaintiff not follow Order VI Rule 2 (3) Dates, sums and numbers shall be expressed in a pleading in figures as well as in words. and that why plaint will be dismissed in Order VII Rule 11.

I said that the order VI Rule 2(3) is directive in nature and not be forced to follow on very suit while all the courts in India are admitting and passing orders in figures and not in duplicate mentioned every figures expressed in words in all orders or plaint.

What is your opinion and what is the case law which makes a defense of Plaintiff side for not going through this Rule every time in very Plaint.

DEVRAJ   30 April 2015 at 17:16

Vechile

if A is driving the vehicle and got challan and he does not pay the challan and police keep the vehicle in their custody . B is the registered owner of the vehicle but he is not able to come for release the vehicle due to illness how can A release the vehicle or some other person can release the vehicle because A cannot come for release the vehicle

DOES POWER OF ATTORNEY WORK if it would execute by A in favour of B or any other person AND get done the attest from Notary Public


navdeepgoyal   30 April 2015 at 15:30

Cross examination of plaintiff evidence.

A suit for declaration was filed against me by neighbour to declare my home construction not according to sanctioned plan thus illegal and liable to be demolished. In my reply i gave that we will construct according to sanctioned site plan on which court gave order that we will bound by our statement and any other construction will be liable to be demolished in accordance with the prevalent law. local commision was appointed to check my construction which showed an exess area of 254 feet. then my neighbour filed comtempt application against me that we have not constructed according to site plan so contempt proceeding be initiated. and now he has submitted a affidavit in evidence. what points should be kept in mind while crossing him.

Manjit Singh   30 April 2015 at 10:15

Time limit regarding issue notice in supreme court of india

Is there any time limit to issue notice to the non appearing respondents after order by Hon'ble Judge in Supreme Court of India

Kvijay12345   29 April 2015 at 19:43

Arbitration proceeding

Consumer had brought many discrepancies found in the loan documents into the notice of the NBFC.There was a dispute over those loan documents including the loan agreement. Instead of solving the dispute, the NBFC got the arbitration award passed in its favor without the knowledge to the consumer and towed away his vehicle forcibly without giving any intimation to him or local police station and also without giving the copy of this arbitration award to the consumer. The consumer therefore moved to the District Consumer Forum seeking for the compensation.Now the NBFC have filed their say stating they have possesed the vehicle with the help of that arbitration award.I have heard that such disputed loan documents can not be utilised for arbitration proceedings before solving the dispute and an award based on these disputed papers is invalid.Can the disputed loan documents including the loan agreement be utilised for arbitration proceedings and the arbitration award be passed based on those disputed loan documents? Is such an arbitration award passed based on the disputed loan documents is valid and can the vehicle financed be towed away with the help of such an arbitration award by the NBFC without going through Execution proceeding in the civil court to repossess the vehicle? under which section of the The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996,the award passed on the disputed papers is invalid?

raj   29 April 2015 at 12:57

Consumer protection act case

Respected Learned Counsel,
I am A medical professional charged with CP Act and awarded to pay compensation to the complainant.I challenged this in State Forum as the District forum delivered the verdict without expert opinion.The Honble State forum reduced the amount of compensation and ordered accordingly without any expert opinion.I mentioned the same in this forum and some of the learned counsel advised me to go for the National forum.I did it accordingly.The Honble National forum allowed the petition and ordered me to pay the travelling expenses to the complainant to appear before the forum.I PAID the prescribed amount to the complainant in the presence of his counsel.
But neither the complainant nor the counsel for the complainant not attending before the National Forum.My counsel told me that the forum suggesting that i should go for the out of the court settlement so that they dismiss the petion.What to do?Pl suggest

Arnav Raj   29 April 2015 at 00:50

Appeal to hc from contempt order of cat

Hello,

I am not sure of this thread to be proper but accordingly posted

I wish to file an appeal to HC against an order passed to a contempt petition filed by CAT. Therefore, please help me with these below isssues.



1. Under what provisions, an appeal to HC from contempt order of CAT is maintainable?

2. A third party (who is not a party to the suit) filed reply in affidavit in CAT, Hon'ble judge passed the order without considering the objections to it when raised by petitioner......

3. If someone could provide me with Format of Appeal to HC from Contempt Order of CAT (if could be provided by anyone).

4. Whether such appeal is maintainable or writ to HC needs to be filed?

Siddhi Agarwal   28 April 2015 at 22:10

What next action against land lords.

This is re post for the sake of clarity and better response from the experts fraternity.

1)Tenants and landlords filed consent terms in Bombay High Court on 30th June 2013.

2)Land lords have consented to redevelop the building in max.30 months by 30th August 2016.

3) Land lords have entered in to separate agreements and registered them in June 2014 with proposed plan yet to be approved by MCGM and have not provided the approved plan till date.

4) It takes min. 18-24 months to complete the construction work and so landlords are already at fault as they have not commenced the construction.

Pl. advice what tenants should do ?

Should they wait till 30th June 2016 to initiate legal action ?