Madhu Mittal
01 February 2025 at 16:42
A Recovery Suit was filed for Rs. 115984/- by paying court fees of Rs. 7745/- under order 37 CPC. On the same date of application itself,
Unconditional Leave to defend was given to defendant xyz(a proprietary concern) on filing of application for leave to defend in which it was stated by the defendant that the amount which was obtained by loan has been fully repaid without producing any detail and any evidence of payment made. On the application for leave to defend filed by the defendant has only signature of advocate and not the signature of the defendant himself.
. When on the next hearing the plaintiff present the reply for the application filed by the respondent, court took the reply and mentioned in order sheet also and on next hearing (third) the plaintiff was told and on order sheet also written that there is no significance of such reply as the leave to defend is already given.
Now as a plaintiff we want to apply for review so please guide us on following points:-
Any citation that says review can be made against Unconditional Leave to defend by plaintiff.
What will be court fee for review?
Any other guidance.
Rajeev Jaiswar
01 February 2025 at 00:06
Respected Sir/Madam,
My father has an atta chakki which is in a slum area in Chembur and my father has been running this chakki since 1988 and since 1988 we have renewed all the approvals like license, Gumasta and Factory permit from time to time and all the documents are renewed till 31/03/2025, but three months ago we had a fight with a person named Sunil Kargutkar, he asked for some money from us, which we refused, after which he filed a false complaint with the police that his wife got TB because of the chakki, for which 10 lakhs were spent on her treatment, in reply to which we had told that my father and brother stay in that chakki for more time than anyone else and everything is clear in their medical report also, i.e. they are completely healthy, so the police drove him away, then he filed the same complaint with BMC To which we have replied in the same manner and in support our MLA has also written a letter to BMC that no action should be taken against a mill which has been running for 40 years due to personal reasons of one person u/s MMC 394.
We are really worried about about earning we are facing financial loss and mental harsment due to this.
And today he bring bring one BMC medical officer for inspection and inspection the officer mentioned below points :-
On receipt of complaint No. ACMW/13392/92592/dt 23/12/2024 visited and inspected the business on dated 31/01/2025 at 3.30 pm when Mr. Nagendra Jaiswar in person was present and found that the following conditions were violated General condition No. (6) License is not displayed in the business premises (13) Disturbance in neighbor's house due to dust (flour) as per complaint Special condition No. (6) Premises should be maintained dust free You are directed to rectify the above condition within 7 days from the date of receipt of the commencement report, failing which legal action will be taken under section 394 of MMC Act, for which please note
(We have already install dust sucking machine and also put curtain in our chakki)
This is turning out to be a personal rivalry for which he is using the Chakki
Kindly advise
Oakley Thorne
29 January 2025 at 01:49
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Suraj Kumar
27 January 2025 at 20:24
Sir,
I have filed child custody case u/s 12, 25 of G & W Act for my son against my ex-wife. I had filed an interlocutory application praying education from reputed school at my cost. The court passed order for visitation & education from reputed school. I am paying school fees for the school.
Thereafter OP did not complying the court's order and she didn't allow me to visitation regularly and refused to sending my son to school as specifically decided by court. She is sending my son to free local school.
Finding no alternative, I approach before the Court for compliance of order passed. OP has impose a condition that if maintenance @XXXX is paid then only she send my son to reputed school. Earlier in written affidavit she had said that she is from very affluent family and her new husband is billionarie.
1) Can ex-wife file any such application wherein she keep her condition for getting maintenance?
2) As per my little knowledge there is no provision in G & W Act for claiming maintenance. Can court pass order of maintenance in custody case ?
3) Can I pray application for modification of temporary custody order for welfare?
JAi SHRI RAM
Anonymous
26 January 2025 at 00:10
Hi,
We've made a handshake land deal but our relative made us sign a 100 INR. bond paper and convinced us to take minimum down payment for the deal. Later we found that the land price was much more and we were being misleaded also at that point (when we made loose bond of 100 INR.) that land belonged to one person who signed the bond. Later once land of transferred 100% in our name we sold it to a builder who offered better price. Now our relative has sent summon to come and explain this in a court within a month.
What legal course we can take?
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
24 January 2025 at 12:05
Dear sir
Civil suit pending in civil court, one survey number came to tahasildhar court to dispute. Is special tahasildhar have rights to order to do pauti khata when the civil suit pending in civil court. Thank you
Anonymous
19 January 2025 at 14:55
Quotation invited and many agencies reciprocated with their best offers; thereafter the authority invited quote has not responded to the vendors. Can the vendor (service provider) seek legal remedies through court of law for denial of chance to service ?
Anonymous
16 January 2025 at 12:14
Sir/madam,
I want to challenge the registered will made by my father in law. Can anyone please send me the format of the petition since I want to appear as party in person
Ramchander
16 January 2025 at 03:48
I hope you're doing well. I’m posting here to seek legal advice and recommendations for a property dispute I am facing in Banswada, Kamareddy district, Telangana.
I own a private road on my property (22 acres of land). Some neighboring landowners have been trespassing and using my private road without permission, despite multiple verbal warnings and a police report being filed. Unfortunately, the village panchayat seems to be supporting their actions, and no corrective measures have been taken.
I have already filed a police complaint regarding this trespassing issue, but the problem persists. Since I live in the USA, it’s challenging for me to address the matter directly. I’m now considering sending a legal notice and filing a civil suit to stop this trespassing permanently.
I’m looking for:
Recommendations for a reliable property lawyer in or near Banswada.
Guidance on drafting and serving a legal notice in Telugu to the trespassers.
Advice on additional legal actions I can take to secure my rights.
Thank you in advance for your guidance. Any advice or lawyer recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
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