malasunder
03 June 2014 at 20:40
1. The appellant has filed an appeal against the lower courts decree for specific performance.
2. The appellant filed for stay in the high court against the execution proceedings in the lower court.
3. The defendant did not object to the stay but instead requested the high court for speedy trial.
4. the High court obliged the defendants request and instructed the registar to list the case for final hearing in 6 months after getting the pleadings ready.
5. the appellant is not paying the fee for pleadings and intentionally delaying.
WHAT SHOULD THE DEFENDANT DO ?
Please help. The matter has been delayed by more than 10 years.
B Singh
03 June 2014 at 20:22
Joint property case is pending in court and court orders status quo almost 3 years back till final decision. Now suddently plaintiff violated the status quo orders of court. Can I complaint to police by filling application alongwith status quo court orders copy or approach the court for violating the orders. Please advice urgently.
G Mohan Rao
03 June 2014 at 18:56
I have received notice from ACP, Delhi Police to attend in person. Whereas I am staying at Mumbai. the notice mentions that it is for enquiring about a compliant filed by a person, possibly who had worked under me earlier.
Is it compulsory to attend in person, or I can respond by mail?
chandu
03 June 2014 at 17:45
if one of the society member make nuisance in the society , misbehaving with society watchman, and other members also , and after drink he speak abuse word with watchman and other society members.
my question is what action MC can take against him, and can society file police complaint against him.
for filing police complaint only Committee members approval in enough or society call for Special meeting of all the members of society.
himanshu
03 June 2014 at 16:10
Dear Sir,
Recently i have passed llp examination. Can you suggest for books of land purchase or stamp duty or civil law for increase knowledge. if possible in gujarati language also.i have no practice in court.
Sandeep Didwania
03 June 2014 at 14:27
Sir
Someone issued a cheque to my client in July 2009 and the same was deposited and was returned dishonored on 28th Oct 2009 due to insufficient fund. Thereafter we had sent a legal notice under sec 138 of N.I. Act asking to make the payment within 15 days from the date of reciept of such notice but even after non payment we were compelled to file a C.R. case under sec 138 of N.I. act.. the case was in process till Sep 2012. Thereafter we were required to withdraw the case due to some defect, and subsequently filed a money suit in the court of Munsiff on 20th oct 2012.
we had also filed a petition then mentioning that we had filed this suit lately as the case was pending before the S.D.J. M Court. now the case is in the argument stage, the O.P. lawyers are putting stress that the cause of action began from July 2009 as the cheque was issud in July and as such the suit is barred by law of limitation as the suit was filed 3 months late beyond the period of limitation...
Our point is that the cause of action shall begin from the date on which we have received intimation from the bank that the cheque has bounced due to insufficiency of funds. i.e. the cause shall begin from 28th Oct. 2012.
And if our point is proved we are well within the period of limitation by eight(8) days.
Plz give ur valuable opinion and any case ruling to support my point.
Thnx...
Ajay Shukla
03 June 2014 at 10:23
Who addresses the claim issues of a road user for an accident at a railway gate
Himanshu
03 June 2014 at 02:58
My grand mother wants to make a will(registered) to my mother,bequeathing the house as a precaution against my aunt, who is showing intentions to claim it after my grandmother's death.
Can my mother's brothers become the witness for the registered will. Its sure that they will not turn hostile in future. But will it reduce the credibility of them as witness in a court of law if they have to testify as they are the relatives of the recipient of the property(benefited party)?
I want to be sure as things are in my control now and I can arrange for other witness if required rather than making my case weak in the court by making my mother's brothers as witness.
janardhanrao mokkirala
03 June 2014 at 00:36
RESPECTED lawyers club india experts team,
MY family has agricultural land in my village.this is ancestral property.we have to share equally with my fathers brothers.but he is not accepting for equal share .2)and also what my father's brothers is cultivating with the support of anti social elements is on road side.but my family land is inside it has no way to enter.my fathers brother is not giving any way to us enter into my land that from shared land.then we visited the court.court sanctioned the ad-interim injunction order.
With this we tried to use the way.then my fathers brothers beat my mother.he pulled all the tools.
IN THIS SITUATION WHAT I HAVE TO DO?PLEASE ADVISE TO ME.
ALSO we had complained in policestation.but unfortunately he filed a petty case,instead of voilation of inunction order.
PLEASE explain what i have to do?
WHAT is the punishment for them?
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