Sanjay
17 December 2014 at 16:57
Respected Sir,
Here is my case and case status:
I reside in Madurai, Tamil Nadu and filed an RCOP case in the year 2009 against my tenant for vacation just because I need the space for my own use. The tenant also confessed in the court that he owns a shop near by and has rented out. The Addl. District Munsiff court awarded
the judgement in my favour, after 6 long years. We are yet to receive the judgement order.
I also came to know that the tenant is planning to go for an appeal just to prolong the process and remain in the premises.
I am in bad need of the space since I am unemployed and wanted to use this premise to setup my own business.
My lawyer is too busy dealing with high value cases and its unfortunate that he is not paying full attention into our case.
(a) Can you please guide me on what are all the options do I have and what are the implications of choosing those?
(b) Is there an option that stops the tenant from going for appeal, before which he needs to vacate the premises?
(c) How do I make him vacate the premises?
Any suggestion helps!
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP!!
Am Very Desperate!
Regards,
Sanjay
Anubhav
17 December 2014 at 12:42
Sir i want to know that by purchasing a flat in a building necessarily grants you proportionate rights on land?
Secondly what does proportionate rights on land mean?
arunkumark
17 December 2014 at 10:44
A complaint is filed with asst registrar under 101 mcs act for recovery of society mentainance .for recovery since 2006 the resolution was passed in the agm on 13.8.13 to recover the dues with 21 % interest and other legal expenses from the defaulter members.
the asst registrar has passed the order saying that the resolution is passed on 13.8.13 so u can recover dues pending after this date with interest.The dues pending prior to this date can not be charged 21% interest. The resolution can not have retrospective effect.My querry is whether we can go for revision of this decision on the ground that first default has created hence we have passed resoution for recovery of old dues.
please advise so that we can recover the dues with interest. otherwise the mcs act to recover dues has no meaning.
anil sharma
16 December 2014 at 20:59
sir
after a year civil suit decided in my favour, but defident has submited appeal against the judgment in district and session court and also file an application for stay,
but there is no hearing of appeal and stay
can I apply for exicution of lower court
please suggest me so soon
thanks
anil sharma
Pucki
16 December 2014 at 16:17
What is the financial liability of partner who is unaware of any loan taken by the firm/other partners in the name of the firm??
Harish Wani
16 December 2014 at 15:06
Dear Experts,
In India is Registration of Ambulance is necessary in Hospitals?
If Yes What is the Procedure for that and under which Legislation?
Please advice, your valuable advice will help me and appreciable.
Thanks & Regards
anil a ghaisas
16 December 2014 at 14:45
Sir,
Our society is run by administrator at present. Now elections have been declared and the same shall be held before 31/12/214.
Kindly let me know whether the members/s who have not paid maintenance charges and or interest on delayed maintenance charges shall be eligible for filling nomination / voting
Regards
Anil A Ghaisas
Adv. Mandar Pimpalkhare
16 December 2014 at 09:57
Dear Senior Members
I have one query regarding the filing of civil matter before which authority.
Facts are as below -
An individual has purchased plot vide registered sale deed some where in 2005. But has not mutated his name in revenue records till 2013. Now when he approached to get his name mutated revenue officials informed him mutation is not possible in his name as this property is already mutated. On procuring the details he came to know that another individual has mutated his name over the same plot by virtue of ex-parte Judgement and Decree passed by Civil Court in matter of suit for specific performance in the year 2013 and court has directed Superintendent of Court to execute the sale deed for the said plot. Whereas the individual at first instance was unaware about this suit and has purchased the plot prior to another individual.
My query is regarding whether i should file appeal before Sub-Divisional Officer for mutation? or
File a civil suit for declaration of ownership of the said plot or
Should file Writ Petition in High Court.
Whether execution of sale deed by court order in ex-parte judgement and decree would be an obstacle in appeal before SDO.
Please guide.
Adv. Mandar Pimpalkhare
Mohamed Ali
16 December 2014 at 07:30
We had filed a partition suit in trial court, which my grandmother was 2nd plaintiff, the suit was dismissed 2 months back, as my grandmother was very ill (bedridden), she died on 1/12/2014,
now we are preferring a Regular appeal in district court after her death,
Question: Under which section we have to implead her legal heirs in appelllate court while filing the appeal, Is it under Order 1 rule 10 (2) or Order 22 rule 3 of CPC.
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