Abhisihikta
05 November 2014 at 14:20
my grannd father died withoutva will.after that ceiling wae applied to the land in my village and land was divided by tahadildar.but it was unequal.all the irrihated land and home to one party and the non irrigated land to other.how it wae done ?is it not the duty of tahasildar to divid it equally.now as the 1st party in advantage they are not ready yo compromise.what can be done?
YATIN
05 November 2014 at 12:36
Sir
A partition suit was initiated against me by one of family members in Bombay highcourt where in plaintiff had asked for stay against transferring or creating any third party right in suit properties standing in my name.
They had filed notice of motion for this. However as of today no such order is passed by court. The matter had come for hearing twice. In last order by Registrar it is mentioned that “Suit against Defendant is transferred to the list of Long Causes.“
I request experts to answer my following queries.
1) What is meaning of above observation?
2) Does it mean no stay would be granted anytime in future but suit will proceed in normal course?
3) Shall I be at liberty to dispose suit property any time in future?
P.C. Joshi
05 November 2014 at 10:37
Dear Sir,
I have entered into a lease agreement with a party and got the lease registered. After some time, I and Lessor agree to amend the lease. Is there any statutory requirement to get the amendmant agrement registered or we can simply sign on Rs 100/- stamp paper.In Another scenario, if I discontinue the lease but on the same terms and conditions my brother is ready to take the place on the same lease I mean only the name of lessee is to be changed. In this case, can the change of name be done by an amendment or a fresh lease has to be entered.
Shall appreciate for prompt responses.
Thanks
P.C. Joshi
What will the effect
Raj
05 November 2014 at 09:38
Dear Sir,
Please help me out in in this regards as stated below:
I have been offered a loan of Rs 2.5 lac on my credit card on EMI basis. They didn't ask for any post dated cheques and even they didn't call me before depositing the amount to my saving account. They directly credited the amount to my saving bank account.
I had given the addresses of the Delhi where i was staying on rent and permanent address of Bihar.Currently i am in abroad for my study, i may not return to India for 2 years and most probably i will settle in abroad. I paid some of my EMI, but i am not capable of paying any further EMI till 2 Years since i am still studying.
1. My first concern is, Am i liable for penal action under section 138 of Negotiable instruments act??
2. Can i have to appear into court even for loan against credit card??
3. can they file any non-bailable FIR against me??
4. Can they trouble me when i visit back to India?? Can LOC is possible against me??
Does LOC apply even i took citizesnship of any other country?
5. Can they trouble the Landlord in Delhi or my Family in Bihar??
Please help...
nemish jain
05 November 2014 at 05:27
hello
my name is nemish n m here to know about tenant act
my query is
if suppose i m a company(broker) if i highlight or provide a review about my customer(a tenant itself) in social Media
can it be considered as violating right to privacy or any other law can get attracted to it
Murshid Alam
05 November 2014 at 02:15
One of my tenants is not paying the monthly rent of Rs.500/- since 13 months. Since he was in financial problem, he requested to bear with me and he would pay the same at a time. As of date, he is defaulter. But, now, I have come to know from local sources that it was all his stories. He has some other intention in his mind. He is planning to sub-let on some lump sum amount. What action should I initiate at this point of time, before he sub-lets? Even if, he sublets without my knowledge ( as occassionally , I need to go out of kolkata for business purpose), what action can I take?
---- Murshid
LAWYER ASSOCIATES
04 November 2014 at 19:39
Can a CA BE appointed as arbitrator. If yes, than is there any eligibility criteria for CA like that much experience.
samar sandhu
04 November 2014 at 19:24
We have been facing following problems:
1. Noise pollution caused by the loudspeaker, school band and blowing of horns has lead to deprivation of sleep of the residents. This can further cause various health problems including hypertension, high blood pressure and other ailments. Vehicular pollution causing bad air quality poses a serious health risk.
2. There are about twenty buses that keep on roaming at high speed in the streets from morning till evening blatantly flouting the prescribed maximum speed limit regulations. This endangers the lives of the residents especially the young children.
3. There is no school parking for visitors and other private vans. This leads to huge traffic stuck up on the streets, incessant blowing of horns causing inconvenience and disruption of normal routine of the local residents.
4. The vehicles including private vans and three wheelers parked right outside the residence are a constant source of botheration to the residents, depriving them their right to privacy and in some cases even leading to altercations.
5.The school has been blatantly flouting all the rules in the book including pollution norms, building norms.
6.The site was for a government primary school but for some unknown reasons auctioned to a private school which now runs with a strength of 1800 students l.
7.The public parks outside school are used by school bus drivers for the whole day and littered all over, a community rink hall is used by the school for functions, games etc.
8.Residents are not able to sit outside their house because of the 4 storeyed school building staring right at their face. There has even been cases of hooting and howling by school students.
9.The women of the house are uncomfortable while going outside because of dozens of drivers standing outside for hours.
10.The rate of property has come down drastically because of the nuisance caused by the school.
In addition, no consent of the local residents was taken while altering the master plan for the building of the school till higher secondary level (earlier primary school site), which is a grave injustice, and against the norms.As per zoning regulations and sub division clauses for Master Plans in Punjab / Govt. Policies area required for a senior/higher secondary school is 2.5 ha but the school has an area of only 1.7 ha.
Please suggest a legal remedy.
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