Gadekar
28 March 2015 at 20:34
One of my family friends land was acquired by gov. of maharashtra for building irrigation dam in 1966 can this family getting compensation now.they having all documents.
Selva Priya
28 March 2015 at 17:21
I got married in 2003... My marriage was not registered.In 2005, my son Santosh was born. I was the only person to earn for my family.My husband did not go properly to work and stayed home. disputes started regarding income to the family.I was forced to work harder for nearly 15 hours per day to run my family and child. he stayed in home and became close to my son. Since i stayed all the day and late night at work and at home continuing my duties also.. i couldn't spend much time for my son. but i worked hard only for him to be happy.. This made a small disappointment for my son with me.Later, when i forced him to go to work.. he demanded my property to be changed to his name.I refused and he stabbed me many times to death and finally a day he tried to kill me if i did not transfer the properties to him.I had no way and i informed my parents about him and they came and saved me that day and i went to my parents home with my son. later after 6 months, my husband went to my son's school in 2010 April 8th.. the last day of his academis year and kidnapped my son without my knowledge and he got upstanded with my son for a month.. Later, we found out that he only took my son, but before that he applied for guardianship of my son in court.the case is still in court and he did not attend the case for these 4 years. the case was dismissed before 6 months and he again renewed the case now.I can feel no improvement in my case and i entirely worried about this. Can i get my sonback? I am living only for him. he is the only hope for my life.wat can i do as d next step to get my son back? Pl help me
Member (Account Deleted)
28 March 2015 at 15:44
Dear Experts,
District civil court passed preliminary decree against me (I lost case) in land partition suit. Now plaintiff has applied for final decree & execution decree. I am not interested in go appeal but I want give objection for final decree because I spent lot amount for land miscellaneous works earlier. Please give your guidance for the following my query.
1. Can I show photographs in the Court for my earlier done miscellaneous works in land?
2. Can I claim amount with interest for this earlier done land miscellaneous works?
3. Can I produce witness in the Court for my done works?
4. Can I give strong objection (with evidence of photographs in land earlier works) against commissioner’s revenue report for passing final decree?
5. If civil district court does not accept my objection, can I go HC?
6. Can I get stay order in HC (without going appeal) against passing final decree?
Thanks all Experts.
khokan majumdar
28 March 2015 at 13:30
my friend has given his ancestral property to
a builder and builder agreed to do part payments but when asked for post dated cheques for payment he is not agreed.what is the other secured way for getting payments?
please advice.
Regards
khokan majumdar
The daughters are entitle to a share in ancestral properties as coparceners, because the act itself is very clear xnd not bearing more than one meaning. It creates rights in favour of a daughter from the date when teh amended actd was came in to force. whenever they may have been born. AIR 2008 Orissa page No: 133 Parvat Chandra Pattnaik and ors V Sarat Chandra pattnaik and others and Gandu Koteshwaramma and another V Chakri Yanadi and Anr are the best remarkeble rulings in favour of daughters.
ajay kumar
28 March 2015 at 00:59
I know that MOU are not enforeable in court of law. But even if the parties to the MOU partly act according to MOU , in that case can it be fully enforced by court.
Raman
27 March 2015 at 14:46
Sir,
In civil suit, my application filed under section Order VIII rule 10 has been dismissed by the civil court ..
Whether appeal/revision is mainatainble of thsi application? Under which section of CPC we can file the appeal before the Distrct court?
or we have to approach to the High Court for relief??
B Pompana Gouda
27 March 2015 at 12:51
The principal has executed a G.P.A., and due to typographical error in the property schedule the mandal name is forthcoming wrongly and now the principal who executed registered G.P.A., in India at Sub-Register Office is residing at Abroad.
Process for rectification of the Registered G.P.A., is required to be known or any other better alternate option, if available kindly suggest.
Member (Account Deleted)
27 March 2015 at 10:56
We are having 150 members in housing society of ‘A’ and ‘B’ wing duly jointly registered under single name. The building of ‘C’ wing is separately registered and under control of the builder. Few areas in our stilt premises (‘A’ and ‘B’ wing) are illegally occupied by the builder for his ‘C’ wing society by constructing an illegal wall. 15 aggrieved members from ‘A’ and ‘B’ wing initiated legal action against the illegal wall and matter is in court.
To raise fund, society (Managing committee and majority of General Body) and builder are trying to make registered MOU containing, the aforesaid area in our stilt is giving on lease by taking non-refundable amount and the resolution is passed that any member, who will not ready for the above decision, will be expelled from the membership.
Whether this is legal? Or what step we aggrieved members should take? Pl. advice.
Defamation
While filing defamation suit how much fees to be paid in High Court say for an amount of Rs.one crore