I marked wrong exhibit numbers on documents I produced during cross examination of a witness . Please suggest how these exhibit numbers can be corrected . Will the winess be re-called for correction of these documents . The stage of the case is final arguments .
Anonymous
20 September 2026 at 10:58
I have 2 car parking spaces, one Stilt and one open bought from the builder in 1973. The society was formed after 1975.My Grandfather died on 2006, and the society Transfered the flat along with the car parking spaces to my father’s name which is minuted in the society’s record.Then my father passed away in 2022.The society now Transfered the flat & both the car par spaces in my name and this too has been minuted in the society’s records.Now they want to take away my open car park space saying there are members who do not have parking space.But We bought it from the builder more than 50 years ago & they are now saying that the society has to follow the new parking rule after the landmark judgement of Nahalchand Laloochand Pvt. Ltd. v. Panchali Co-operative Housing Society Ltd. (2010) and so the society can take away my open car park.Is this possible? How can I protect my right over my parking spaces?
kunhi marakkar
20 September 2026 at 10:30
After our father's death, we filed a partition suit in court to divide the property. Before the judgment was pronounced, our mother, who was one of the legal heirs, passed away. Now, the judgment for dividing the said property has been issued. While dividing this property, is it necessary to file a separate partition suit again to partition our deceased mother's share of the property?"
My father is in class fourth government employee having monthly salary of 4.5 thousand. That is yearly less than 8 lakhs. And we don't own any our own house. We live in a house of my grandfather whose area is, I can, beyond 1000 square feet. We don't have our own independent house.And my father only owns 10 marlas of land. That is also agricultural land. And my grandfather owns, paternal grandfather owns 40 kanals of land, but that land is not divided. Am I eligible for EWS?The pathwarii is telling my father that it is must to have your own house .plz answer.
Anonymous
17 September 2026 at 14:11
My father is in class fourth government employee having monthly salary of 4.5 thousand. That is yearly less than 8 lakhs. And we don't own any our own house. We live in a house of my grandfather. And my father only owns 10 marlas of land. That is also agricultural land. And my grandfather owns 40 kanals of land, but that land is not divided. moreover my father has other 4 siblings Am I eligible for EWS?
Anonymous
16 September 2026 at 01:15
Hello, is it legal to specify, in a Will, that the beneficiary, having life interest, shall be allowed to make use of and dip into the movable assets, for daily needs, medical exigencies, and other necessities? Kindly share important citations in this regard too.
Sorry for being anonymous, but it is important.
Anonymous
15 September 2026 at 00:05
1. I joined a government job in April, 2025
2. I was persuing a regular b.ed degree for the session 2023-25. I joined the service before completion of degree.
3.But coursework and internship had already been completed.
4.After joining the service, I informed the department about my on going course.
5.In June, 2025 final years exam happened for b.ed for which I took official leave and attended the exams
6.In July I was given the degree for b.ed
7. Is my regular b.ed degree valid?
Devesh
13 September 2026 at 15:05
My father had taken loan from Hinduja Housing Finance in 2021. ‘Notice of intimation(NOI) regarding Mortgage of original title deed’ was e filed by Hinduja Finance through IGR Maharashtra portal. Entry visible on IGR website. My question is What happens to those NOI entry, once loan is settled and NOC received. Many say NOI is not a registered Mortgage Charge so release deed not required. Do we need to remove manually or removed by lender. What documents we need to receive from lender related to this entry.. Plz guide in this regard.
Dear Sirs/Madams,
A member of CHSL in Mumbai, who is a super senior citizen aged 80 and is sheltered in a Senior Citizen Home, has entered into a L&L agreement with a tenant for a period of 3 years.
The Society's demands for the deal are listed below.
Need to understand if the demands, which seems unreasonable are legally valid.
In anticipation for your response.
Thank you and kind regards.
Instructions for keeping Tenants-
Members are requested to follow the below, before the tenants shift in ( 1-5):
1. Introduction of the tenants to the Management Committee.
2. Agreement copy & Police Clearance to be given to the Society.
3. Nominal Membership Form with a fee of Rs. 100/- cheque to the Society.
4. Incoming Rs. 2000/- to be paid by member to the Society.
5. Member should pay to the Society a deposit of Rs. 10,000/- for a 2 BHK flat, & Rs. 8,000/- for a 1 BHK
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6. For every new agreement, even if it is renewed Rs. 1,000/- cheque to be paid to the Society.
Also please note:
1. When the tenant is leaving the Society, please inform the Managing Committee in advance. Also, Rs. 2000/- has to be paid to the Society while moving out.
2. Non-Occupancy charges to be paid for the full Quarter.
3. Parking charges to be paid for the full Quarter.
Builder mentioned in sale deep & registry roof rights 75%
Dear Sir
I Have Purchased Flat in society in which Builder mentioned in sale deep & registry roof rights 75%
Is It legalely right legally