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Raghu   03 January 2019 at 01:56

Chit fund

We are basically from chamarajanagar.due to proveerty I came to Bangalore.
I have done m. Com in evening college .we grown with hardwork.
Recently I cheated by one of chit fund owner of who's don't have license to run. But after several follow up and local police support I got my amount.
Now my intention is I want stop their chit fund activities.they don't have license.
They keep on harassing people.
Pls suggest

Ganesh   03 January 2019 at 01:27

Public interest litigation

What is the procedure that is to be followed for filing a PIL in case a civil servant i.e MRO , RDO , Joint Collector are not discharging their duties properly or say turning a blind eye even when some one is trying to encroach the govt land and the same we have brought to his notice and does the hearing takes place in high court and does it moves in fast track court.
As mentioned here are the full facts:
My neigbour trying to encroach govt land adjacent to our land i.e nearly 15.0 acres. All these years he is managing revenue officials. Also encroached upon nearly 15.0 acreas assigned land of other benficiaries.Passage to my land is through that govt land only. He has blocked the passage and blackmailing me to sell my land at throw away prices.Compalined to mro ,rdo and collector. mro is managed by him. Upon insistence of rdo mro confucted an enquiry and reported only 10% of the facts.Now mro and rdo and collector all transfered . So want to pursue the case from the beginning again but dont want to take chances again. Want a fair enquiry under the supervision of the court. Since my personal matter is also involved sarpanch is ready to file PIL.Thats why requested for guidance from learned group members.

Anonymous   02 January 2019 at 23:51

Husband committed suicide and in laws filed a false 306

Hi , I was married on September 2017 and my husband committed suicide on May 2018, I was three months pregnant when my husband died , I was tortured for my salary and jewels from day 1, after lot of compromise I started living with him and I was conceived, we had so many fights but all was because they tortured me for money and jewels , but I conceived and my husband had no problem with me . Suddenly one day he committed suicide . My in laws filed case that I tortured him for property and made him to commit suicide. And they have both of our salary , my jewels , all my dresses and things . And they are not returning back . They tortured me to abort this baby , but somehow I managed and delivered a boy baby on November 2018, now they demand my son to return my belongings . I don't even have my husband's death certificate . They have changed all my husband's property to his sister name . I have few queries .Kindly help
1. This is a false case , initially we had fights and my husband's phone has auto recording , my in laws threaten me that they will prove that I killed my husband with that , will this recording be considered as proof ?
2. They sold many of my things like bike ,etc how to get it ?
3. I don't want them to have any claim on my son , how to do it ?
4. Is there any way to get jeevanahsam
5. What can be done to the property , since they have changed it to their girl
Kindly help

Sourav Hajra   02 January 2019 at 22:49

How to convert 'suspension of work' notice to retrenchment

Respected sirs/madams,

I am a business owner who has currently issued a 'suspension of work' notice to one of my retail units on the grounds of inappropriate behaviour as well as losses incurred during operation. This establishment has been in this state since April 2018 and have provided VRS to around 8 of the 15 employees involved. Now the remainder 7 employees have moved court terming this 'suspension of work' as unlawful. I wish to proceed with retrenchment and close down the establishment without further ado. Kindly guide me on how to go about this procedure so as to incur minimum cost and time.

In anticipation for valuable advice.

Regards,
Sourav Hajra

Anonymous   02 January 2019 at 22:32

Old tenant wanting to buy a new house will

Hi there,
We are very old tenants more than 55 years. The rented house is on my father's name. my father purchased land long time back and it has developed and builder gave us one flat against it. We have not yet registered the new flat.we have memories with the old house (rented) and don't want to vacate it. We now stay in a rented apartment.
If we register the new flats on my father's name will we have to vacate the old house?

Vasanthraj   02 January 2019 at 20:07

Plot boundary interchanged in sale deed

Hello Lawyers,

Just a background information for the query: I bought an unapproved (Panchayat approved land) plot from a newly formed layout in 2014 in chennai, tamilnadu. Subsequently, I got the DTCP approval and got patta in my name with survey number subdivided, specific to my property. All was well until I tried to sell my property. I noticed that the plot boundary on the east and west side in the sale deed in interchanged (under schedule of the property section of deed).

As per sale deed the road is on the EAST side of plot and west side there is another plot in the layout,

where as ACTUALLY as per the layout plan (which is part of the sale deed), the road is on the WEST side of the plot.

Rest of all the details are accurate including the plot dimensions, other details etc. The typist has inadvertantly interchanged east boundary with west boundary and I failed to notice it for past four years.

Now my situation is:

1. The original layout promoter who was holding the POA for the layout and who signed my sale deed is not traceable, and his POA was also cancelled subsequently two years back by land owners ( I found it via EC for remaining unsold plots in the layout).

2. The remaining un sold plots are now in one of the owners name as POA. However, they are saying they cannot do anything as the sale deed was executed by the promoter and not by them. Also if insisted they are saying they can sign rectification deed for a hefty fee if I agree. But I dont think that will be valid in the absence of original signer of my sale deed.

My question is:

1. Can I sign a declaration in Rs 100 stamp paper stating the correct info and get it registered with my signature alone, as the previous POA signer is not traceable?

2. OR, Can I sell the land as it is and then, as a previous owner, I can sign a rectification deed for my buyer?

3. OR, Register a gift deed to my wife with correct details, and then sell the land with gift deed as parent document?

If rectification deed is the only way, how much stamp duty should be paid and how to register it in the absence of previous POA seller?

Please suggest the best and cost effective way forward, considering tamilnadu registration act formalities.

Regards,

Vasanthraj



RAJEEV KUMAR   02 January 2019 at 17:42

Regarding private college

Sir
I Rajeev Kumar have done my B.tech from a private college.My admission had done on basis of scst scholarship(if scholarship sanctioned then I won't have to pay fee otherwise I have to pay). But my scholarship sanctioned less than college fee.So now college is demanding total fee which not fair according to college promises (I have proof of all documents on which college has promised). So I'm requesting to you please guide me what should I do.
Your believer
Rajeev Kumar

Anonymous   02 January 2019 at 13:30

Anti drug/alcohol certificate

I need to submit anti drug/alcohol certificate in my college. I need help.

Gaurav Dattani   02 January 2019 at 13:22

Car parking for a tenant

I leave as a leave and license holder in a co. Op ho. Society for 5 years. there is open parking. Society has enough space for parking. But recently the chairman said nowin tenants can't park their cars in the society but an owner can park more than one car. So my question is there is any rule for leave and license holder to fight against that rule created by the society?

Arati Gawde   02 January 2019 at 13:22

Re: divorce petition

This is related Divorce petition filed by my friend’s Husband.

Brief of case:-
1. Allegation on wife is Mental cruelty (which all are baseless and very funny ).
2. No child from such marriage.
3. They both are living separately more than 3-4 years.
4. Wife is willing to stay together but husband not.
5. Wife is working women.

Queries are :-
1. If husband not ready to stay together then what remedy will available to wife?
2. Is Wife can refer Kalyan Dey Chowdhury vs Rita Dey Chowdhury Nee Nandy on 19 April, 2017 – Judgment i.e 25% of Husband’s Net Salary just & Proper to be awarded as Maintenance.
3. Is wife get Permanent Alimony from her husband?

Thanks in advance..............