jas
02 February 2015 at 21:30
I am about to file mandatory and permanently injunction and want to get bills of hotel through court order as the hotel where wedding took place the owner are known to me and they have given me complete bill details but not handing over bills coz doesn't want to go in legal litigation s as in complaint they have mentioned huge amount which is not paid actually
Shall I complaint in police station to get bills
Biswas
02 February 2015 at 18:10
Sir/Madam,
We are four brothers and partitioned the family property in 1992 among 4 brothers and mother(father not alive). it was unregistered. Currently, there is a civil case running. One of my brother filed that case for partition claiming that the property was never partitioned. All the members are under possession of property as per earlier partition
So,recently,our mother passed away. She had her portion of the property. since court is running and the property she possessed, is under question. Who can legally possess that property?what is the legal action?
Thank you.
Roopsi
02 February 2015 at 15:01
the matter is that there was a compromise arrived at between the parties for partition wherein there was a staircase which comes under the portion of defendant and it was settled that when the ground floor portion will get vacated and when the plaintiff will get his portion vacated he will construct his own staircase. till date he is using staircase which is in the portion of the defendatn. now his portion is gong to be vacated and the defendant is filing the execution petition for directing the plaintiff to get constructed his own staircase.
the question is that do we need to implead MCD as a party?
I need the judgment regarding this if i dont implead the mcd a party and its the work of court to direct the plaintiff to construct his own staircase and is the duty of plaintiff to get the permission from MCD and get the sanction plan.
KK
02 February 2015 at 11:57
Our father is no more and there is a flat in his name in Mumbai. We are 4 siblings A,B,C,D ( C and D are nominees)and thus each one is 25% co owner of the flat. The flat lies vacant since 7 years and now D wishes to occupy the flat.
A and B want to relinquish their share in favour D making him 75% co owner,but C neither wants to sell or buy from D to give him clear title of the flat, and threatens not to allow D to stay there.
Can D stay in the flat with 75% ownership title or can C create a problem?
Is there a way to bypass an uncooperative C,and let society transfer the names in 25-75 ratio?
Adv Vinay Mathur + 8447131770
01 February 2015 at 23:09
Sir,
Kindly inform in which court unauthorised construction case which is happening in East Delhi will be filed.
we have already complained to Police and EMCD but construction has not stopped.
Normally how many dates court takes to stop the illegal construction.
Thanks & regards,
Vinay
kalpesh
01 February 2015 at 19:48
i have some issues with my wife and she is living with my inlaws since 2007 with my son borned in 2005.i got married in 2003.my father was expired in 1988 and grand father expired in 1998.my wife put a property injunction case in my city trial court on behalf her and son.my lawyer saying that there is no VAAD KAARAN according hindu act 1956.he tried to dismiss wrong case by putting 7/11 petition but trial court rejected it.i didnot appeal in high court for this rejection and time for appeal has gone away.trial court timepass is teasing me.Is there any other way to quash this case in applying high court if there is no cause of action arise.my wife admitted in court about my son birth year and death year of father and grand father when her statement were taken
Swapnil
01 February 2015 at 16:27
now the stage for cross examination of petitioner after exhibit nos. to the documents.
what steps taken by me against other side advocate as hell try to change the nature of suit from damages to defamation or file suit with out serve a legal notice. Its possible to take steps against other side advocate... or to stop this false suit....
Swapnil
01 February 2015 at 16:10
Sir
If senior advocate not provide NOC or avoiding for the same, can its possible to cross examine the petitioner as party in person ?
How court will allow to cross examine the petitioner as party in person
Swapnil
01 February 2015 at 16:00
Sir
If senior advocate not provide NOC or avoiding for the same, can its possible to cross examine the petitioner as party in person ?
How court will allow to cross examine the petitioner as party in person
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