Bhojraj Baral
29 April 2014 at 16:24
One has to pay rent on his hut in a slum area after being made eligible by issue of Photopass by BMC in Mumbai. However if there is a delay, what is the rate at which one has to pay the interest or penalty or other such charges. In which rule or notification will I get to know the same.
In my case the Hut is of 21x7 feet, the Photopass holder has paid his last rent for the year 2008 and has to now pay till dated.
Vikas Sharma
29 April 2014 at 14:31
Respected Sirs,
Kindly visit www.hcraj.nic.in and under case status of Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur Bench search for case no.:
Special Appeal Writ (S.A.W.): case no. 93: year 2013 (Jeewan Singh vs Bhoor Singh Bagh Singh Trust)
And
Special Appeal Writ (S.A.W.): case no. 164: year 2013 (Bhawani Singh vs Bhoor Singh Bagh Singh Trust)
Brief summary of the case:
Mr. Takhat Singh made Will dated 22.03.1965 and thereby created a public charitable Trust known as “Bhoor Singh Bagh Singh Public Charitable Trust” and donated all his properties worth several hundred crores to this Public Trust in Jaipur (Rajasthan).
Mr. Takhat Singh died issueless on 05.05.1970 and also did not adopt anyone.
Trustees of “Bhoor Singh Bagh Singh Public Charitable Trust” applied for its registration on 27.07.1970 at Assistant Commissioner, Devasthan Department, Jaipur (Rajasthan) on the basis of Will dated 22.03.1965 executed by Mr. Takhat Singh.
Appellant Jeewan Singh objected registration of the Trust on the basis forged Will dated 01.05.1970 executed in his favour by Mr. Takhat Singh.
Another appellant Bhawani Singh objected registration of the Trust on the basis of being adopted son of Mr. Takhat Singh.
Appellant Jeewan Singh filed a civil suit for the properties left by late Mr. Takhat Singh on the basis of his forged Will dated 01.05.1970. Later in 1980, he withdrew his suit, without proving his alleged Will, under Order 23 Rule 1 (1) CPC (abandoned his claim without permission to file fresh suit).
Appellant Bhawani Singh’s adoption claim was denied by Jagir Commissioner, Jaipur (Rajasthan) on 12.12.1967. Bhawani Singh’s appeal against this order in Revenue Board, Ajmer (Rajasthan) was also dismissed after 45 years on 17.02.2012.
Appellants Jeewan Singh and Bhawani Singh are still abusing the judicial process and are not letting the civil suit trial complete on this property even after 44 years have passed.
The extremely slow process of our judicial system and its fragility has led this property, which was meant for public welfare, being destroyed by these vested interests.
Kindly advise on this matter..
Satya nand aggarwal
29 April 2014 at 13:46
There are 5 co-owners in a house property and one person T is a trespasser. My query is whether the suit for partition can be filed against the 4 co-owners as well as against T as a trespasser by evicting him and second query is whether separate suit should be filed against T for evicting him.
Satya nand aggarwal
29 April 2014 at 13:33
Gurnam Singh through his wife Bhagwant Kaur sold the property to Amar Singh on 26-11-1965. The real brother of Gurnam Singh namely Darbara Singh challenged the sale deed being ancestral/coparcenary property and sale deed was set aside and suit was decreed with effect that it will not effect reversionary rights of Darbara Singh after the death of Gurnam Singh. Gurnam Singh died on 22-1-1986. This Bhagwant Kaur filed a suit for possession which was decreed by Lower court but but it went up to the Supreme Court and hon’ble Supreme Court held that Bhagwant Kaur cannot take benefit of the decree as she herself sold the property being attorney if G Singh. However, sale deed was challenged by Darbara Singh and Darbara Singh was also one of the legal heir of Gurnam Singh. After the death of Bhagwant Kaur my query is,
(1). Whether Legal heirs of Darbara Singh can filed suit being one of the legal heir of Gurnam Singh and take benefit of the decree or not?,
(2). Darbara Singh died, Whether his son can remain in possession of the property as Bhagwant Kaur has also died but she took the possession.
manjula
29 April 2014 at 11:23
Respected Sirs,
I am from chennai, tamil nadu
I am going to file revision petition in NCDRC in New Delhi.
I have some doubts filing Revision petition so i am submitting my doubts before you, kindly provide your valuable informations.
1) I am going to file revision petition through my son, if he represents on behalf of me Do he have to submit any authorization letter from me? at the time of filing RP.
I have got on sample Revision petition which is filed in NCDRC , based on that i have prepared my revision petitition, affidavit.
2)Now my doubt is Verification where i have to keep whether in Petition or Affidavit.
On NCDRC
3) Where to submit Revision petition, is it directly before the Registrar, or any other designated official is there to file RP. if so pls tel me.
4) after submission of petition and affidavit for RP, How do i know whether it is numbered or not, within how many days i know whether it is numbered or not
5) I am from Chennai, if I want to send my son for appearing my case, reservation is very big problem, do I request the commission to post the hearing date one month after and request to in form me before one month?
thanks and regards
PRAVEEN KUMAR
29 April 2014 at 10:38
Dear Experts,
My Mother - in - law has taken a loan against House documents ( with 10 Rupee Interest) an amount of Rs. 30,000/- in the month of Apr'12. She paid the interest for 3 months and she is irregular to pay the Interest.
Again she borrowed an extra amount of Rs.20,000/- and she signed an empty promissory note and one 20 rupees empty Stamp Paper and empty white papers.
Now the loan giver has given a legal notice stating that she entered a sale agreement on 15-08-12 for selling of the house which was given as security for loan. Total sale consideration for Rs.2,40,000/- and Rs. 2,10,000/- already paid by cash and remaining amount has to be paid at the time of registration. Now he is asking for the registration.
Actually she has taken only an amount of Rs. 50,000/-. Now what she can do to get the house.
Its an urgent
kindly advice us......
AMITS
29 April 2014 at 10:25
WE ARE 4 BROTHERS,I AM 2 FROM ELDEST,34 YRS BACK WE JOINTLY PURCHASED A PLOT FOR 1 LAKH RUPEES WHICH WE RECEIVED AFTER SELLING OUR ANCESTRAL PROPERTY,ALL OF US WERE HAVING EQUAL SHARE, AND SINCE ALL OF US WERE IN GOVT JOBS, WE DECIDED TO TAKE THAT PLOT IN NAME OF OUR ELDEST BROTHER'S SON,HE WAS AROUND 9 YEAR OLD THEN,OTHER BROTHER OF MINE SIGNED IN HIS NAME, IT WAS MUTUALLY AGREED THAT WE WILL SELL IT AS AND MUTUALLY REQUIRED BY ALL, BUT NOW,3 OF US WANT TO SELL IT AND THE MY ELDEST BROTHER AND HIS SON ARE TRYING TO FIND EXCUSE EVERY TIME WE TRY TO SELL THE PLOT OR TALK TO ANY BUYER,ARGUING THAT WE SHOULD WAIT FOR RIGHT TIME TO SELL THE PLOT,ETC. NOW HOW CAN ALL OF US ENSURE THAT OUR RIGHTS IN SAID PLOT IS WELL PROTECTED,AS IT WAS A SORT OF BENAAMI PROPERTY ? CAN WE TAKE AN AFFIDAVIT BY MY NEPHEW THAT WE ALL TOO HAVE A LEGAL SHARE IN SALES PROCEED AND OWNERSHIP OF THE PLOT(IT WORTH CRORES OF RUPEES,NOW)WHAT LEGAL INSTRUMENTS WOULD FULLFILL THE PURPOSE! KINDLY SUGGEST, I WOULD BE HIGHLY OBLIDGE FOR THE SAME!
REGARDS!
(WE ALL ARE ABOVE 65 NOW)
Sayan Poddar
29 April 2014 at 10:16
Dear Sir,
A private university of meghalaya engage in degree scam. Chancellor , register all were arrested.
Case went to till Supreme Court .In judgment Supreme Court ordered all degree illegal and ordered
“ The students whose admissions and degrees were declared illegal may also make representation to the State Government and seek an opportunity of hearing from it. The request made by them shall be sympathetically considered by the State Government.”
I send representation and Govt call for hearing , I attain hearing , show and submit attested document of all university document
A leading news paper published that the university has been dissolved and
all degree declare invalid
In this situation what to do
1)Can we challenge the govt and go to court to validate our degree ? ( we are more than 7000 student)
2)OR simple file for compensation ?
3)Is there any way to validate our degree?
Willing the degree was given off-campus by university , university does not disclosed that they have no power go provide
degree off-campus.Now the student are victim
aashish
29 April 2014 at 08:53
hello experts my qurey is that
1 indrabhai (grandmother)
2 shailesh(my younger brother)
3 aashish(me)
indirabhai has given a power of attorney to shailesh on this doucments shailesh has sale a property on 100rs stamp to me and indirabhai is dead and me has gone in civil court for give me sale deed register can shailesh and me can compromise in court
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