Rima
16 years ago
Can any respected lawyer provide me a sample PUT UP PETITION ?
Anonymous
16 years ago
sir,
I had purchased a land through registered document on 1-10-1991 from land owner
on 10-10-1990 another person applied for court decree for said land and he got it on 31-10-1991 which document is valid one, he has mutated by ror act on 6-7-1998
on site we are the occupants but on records his name entered from 1998 what can i do now
he is telling that land is his only
Advocate.S.A.Siddiq
16 years ago
Dear Sir
kindly show garnishee order passing by Civil Court or Magistrate.
Debashis Mandal
16 years ago
Respected Experts,
I have a question to ask - for last 40 years we reside in a rented house, which was initially taken on rent by my late grandfather, my grandfather had 5 sons, out of which my father was elder son, becomes no more & me & my mother residing in that house, my another uncle is also residing separately in that house with his family & another uncle is not residing into that house but keeping his possession in one room by keeping the room under lock & key, & rest of 2 uncles are not having any possession into that house & also they r not residing into that house.
After my grandfathers death our present landlady is now issuing rent bill of the house by mentioning 6 names in the place of my grandfather, they r my mother, my name & my other 4 uncles names. But in reality the rent is being paid by only we (me & my mother), my uncle who is residing in that house & the uncle who is keeping his possession in a room. Other 2 uncles r not paying any amount as they r not residing in that house.
Now the problem is my uncle who is residing with us into the said house, wants to have that room which is under lock & key for his use, but my uncle who is keeping his possession into that room is unwilling to give it.
Now the question is –
1. Now my uncle who is keeping the room under lock & key can he do it legally? As no specific space is not mentioned into the rent bill.
2. If my uncle who residing into that house will break up the lock & without any notice to the possessor uncle take the possession of the said room, as because my that uncle who is keeping his possession into that room is not residing into that house, then on presumptive basis can that uncle take any previous legal safeguard?
3. Finally, if such odd thing is happened, then what legal steps my uncle (who is keeping the room under lock & key) can take? If he has not taken any previous safeguards.
4. As we are also residing into the said house, can any legal problem may come to us if such things happened?
Pls. suggest me the appropriate action.
Thanks,
Debashis
raghavan
16 years ago
sir,
i want to know whether Right to Information Act is applicable on Cooperative societies. whether they are bound to give information on a particular aspect. some say byelaws, annual reports could not be disclosed.if not what informations could not be disclosed by them
warm regards
raghavan
Debashis Mandal
16 years ago
Respected Experts,
I have a question to ask - for last 40 years we reside in a rented house, which was initially taken on rent by my late grandfather, my grandfather had 5 sons, out of which my father was elder son, becomes no more & me & my mother residing in that house, my another uncle is also residing separately in that house with his family & another uncle is not residing into that house but keeping his possession in one room by keeping the room under lock & key, & rest of 2 uncles are not having any possession into that house & also they r not residing into that house.
After my grandfathers death our present landlady is now issuing rent bill of the house by mentioning 6 names in the place of my grandfather, they r my mother, my name & my other 4 uncles names. But in reality the rent is being paid by only we (me & my mother), my uncle who is residing in that house & the uncle who is keeping his possession in a room. Other 2 uncles r not paying any amount as they r not residing in that house.
Now my question is –
a. Is there any legal provision by which the landlord can include 6 names in a single rent bill?
b. The above mentioned 6 persons – are now collectively becomes tenant or individually becomes tenant? When any specific space for any person is not mentioned or defined into the rent bill.
c. When out of 6 persons 2 persons are not paying any bill amount & also not having any possession into the house, then can we delete or request to the landlord to delete their names from such rent bill? Whether for doing so their previous permission is needed or not?
Pls. send me the suggestions.
Thanks
Debashis
Jibanananda Goswami
16 years ago
I sent an RTI application to the address given bellow
To
The PIO ,
C/O Director General (AE)
Department of School Education & Literacy
Ministry of HRD
Shastri Bhavan
New Delhi.
But the officer's post is actually
JS (AE) & DG (NLM)
The application was posted on 3-Nov-09 and according to Post office record , it was delivered on 7-Nov-09.
Till today, I received no response from them. Is there anything wrong?
Another RTI application addressed to DM is acknowledged and forwarded to DPIO with an intimation to me. But Delhi is silent.
I definitely know, there are huge corruption in the related field and I want to expose as soon as possible.
Please suggest me, what to do now.
pradeep
16 years ago
Tell me whether the stamp duty is applicable in case of merger of companies registered in delhi?
Anonymous
16 years ago
I had a problem with my tenant over harassment of my daughter. Based on the complaint the poice filed an FIR on Harassment of Women act and was remanded. He came out on bail. Later he has vacated the premises and sent a lawyers notice alleging mental torture etc and has said that he will give the key on return of his deposit of Rs 50000/-, For five months he has not paid the rent of Rs 7500/-.Once he sent the rent to us by post but we did recieve it. One lawyer suggests that we claim that the key is already given to us and state that the remaing amount that is due to him minus rent arrears and power charges since the tenant might still not hand over the keys. Another suggests that we go in for a straight deal and settlehis amount and take the key.
Which is the best option?
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