P. Venu 
31 January 2010 at 20:16
Can a serving public servant file PIL against vexatious litigation being indulged by the Department he is serving? The grounds proposed to be highlight are that the facts are incomplete, misleading and false and the laws, misstated.
Sachin
29 January 2010 at 22:46
Hello Sir,
Do we have any link on this site so that we can check the latest Legal Cases of HC and SC.
Please advice
Mahesh
29 January 2010 at 00:15
Hi:
Experts please help!!
I own two adjucent apartments no. 701 & 702 in Gitanjali chsl, Nehru Nagar, Kurla (E) Mumbai. While I live in 701 apartment I kept my second flat vacant for past 2 years. Now I want to give my flat on rent for 11 months from Feb 1, 2010 and I have finished all the formalities like registration of the agreement, police verification etc.
Today I met my society chairman and tried to give my rental documents to the society. The society chairman denied to accept it and asked me to pay a donation of 8000/- towards the society. He told me that all others who rent out their apartments have given this sum as a donation and only then the society allowed the tenant to move in. I asked him if he has anything written about it but he said that it is against the law to have such a thing and therefore there is nothing written in any of the meeting minutes but it is still followed and all other neighbouring societies also do the same. I flatly rejected the same saying that "if you do not have anything written why should I pay such a hefty donation for no reason to this society". I am still not a member of this society as they still haven't accepted our application for past 2 years. When I rejected to pay this donation, he threatened me that "the society will see how your tenant would move in then". He told me that he will not allow the new tenant to move his luggage into my apartment.
This new tenant would be moving on 1st february and therefore I am not sure what I can do against this society so that the new tenant would be able to take his baggage into my apartment.
Under the present situation, I personally feel that these people are well united and can collaborate to not let enter the new tenant. I want to know what legal action can I take if such thing happens and if there is something I can do now it would help.
Also, if there is a lawyer in mumbai who deals in such matter please provide me the number so that I can contact.
Thanks
Mahesh
samyak Satish
28 January 2010 at 18:28
Hi, pl. discuss how to improve crime detention & investigation in our Country?
Many times I found that Police officers are not interested in investigation of criminal cases\ complaints. This task is considered as most cumbersome in Police. Might be because the investigating officer has to do lot of work, he might be good in investigation but might not be getiing equivalent help from Govt. Pleader. U all know the class of average Govt Pleader. So result is that case is not prepared with that much quality & content. Many times for such things and when the advocate of accused is powerful or influensive enough, Judges goes on to insult the Police Officers who has to take blame of all. He has to attend the Court every time whenever the case is to be heard etc. which is additional punishment. In these circumstances, how a policeman get encouragement to properly investigate and put the case to its logical conclusion. Govt. is not keen to implement the POlice Reforms as asked by SC.
Most of you are lawyers but first are Indian. What we can do to improve these circumstances by using the existing non-functional system?
Jibanananda Goswami
28 January 2010 at 17:58
GoI, Ministry of HRD answered my RTI application. I asked for paper format that can be used in official and legal process. But they sent the reply on plain paper. A signature is present on each page, but nobody can say whose sign it is. There is no seal/stamp and not name or designation of the signatory is mentioned. The CPIO just forwarded the reply to me.
As a result, nobody is treating the reply as a valid proof.
Kindly suggest me what to do now.
manohar
28 January 2010 at 14:59
My name is manohar and i would like to have some clarification on the fallowing.
My father-in-law has expired in 1995.He died intestate leaving behind his self earned agricultural property In Tamlnadu.MY wife has 3 brothers and 4 sisters,still the property is not divided.
Me and my wife got married in 1980
Her brothers are not interested in giving share to their sisters.
1.Is my wife entitled for share in the property?
2.If yes.How to proceed to get my wife's share and what is the court fees and other legal expenses involved?
Your's truly
MANOHAR
BANGALORE
Anonymous
28 January 2010 at 13:45
Sir,
My dad is an NRI and he is planning to buy a flat in my name in Bangalore. We have zeroed in a resale flat which would cost around 40L + registration.I am a software professional. I would like to know what all are the legal formalities and what all documents should i make sure the seller has. The owners of the flats in the building have only got the khata registration number and not the khata paper it seems. So, how will we go about transferring khata? And how much would the registration fees come?
Please reply.
Thanks a lot
Narukulla srinivasa deepak
28 January 2010 at 12:19
hi, my name is deepak i am a llb final year student i want to start a autonomous law college and i dont know the procedure i mean how to register where to register whats the legal procedure to establish a law college how to get permission plz help me my email id is deepak143143@gmail.com and withudove@gmail.com plz help me out
Anonymous
28 January 2010 at 04:17
Respected Experts,
Yesterday in the evening I received a message in my cell phone,
“YOU HAVE WON ONE MILLION GREAT BRITISH POUNDS IN 02 PROMO DRAWS TO CLAIM FUNDS SEND YOUR NAME ADDRESS & PHONE NUMBERS TO A.BRIAN VIA EMAIL: ukcomtel@hotmail.com
SENDER: TM-INF02
Message centre: +919220755008
Sent : 27-JAN-2010”
Since I am living in a very small and educationally backward town, also Police here is other name of demon. What precaution should I take and what should I do? Thanks to everyone.
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Computer error or human intervention?
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