Anonymous
24 November 2018 at 08:14
An FIR has been filed by my parents as missing at two different places. I am married and living with my husband. Now my parents knowing this want to withdraw or close the FIR. All i want to know is "do i need to go to those two police stations to close or withdraw the FIR. Looking forward to your merciful answers at the earliest
Hemant Sharma
24 November 2018 at 02:18
Dear Sir,
We have an existing society consisting of 2 Wings (A&B respectively) with 143 members. Now a third Wing (C wing) has been constructed and the developer has sent a letter to our society asking to merge the 82 members of C wing in our society. For the record there are some common amenities shared by the 3 Wings (Gymnasium, Garden, Terrace Garden). My query is.....can C wing be formed as a separate society as many of our members are against merging of C wing members with our society due to the fact that they have 3 lifts in their Wing compared to 2 lifts in A&B Wing? Is there are a rule to merge the C wing members to our society as many of the amenities are shared? Can we form a federation or Apex body to manage the common areas if required?
Thanks in advance for your response.
mohan
24 November 2018 at 00:18
Me and my brother have 95% portion in a pond/ talab whereas so many other partners( almost 6) are there in totally they have only 5% . now the pond became non productive . can I go for Court for partiton Mamla and can it be fruitful?
Anonymous
23 November 2018 at 19:00
Sirs
If plaintiffs were granted status quo on suit property under 39 2a but not with in a month but injunction application was adjudged after six months, was it not obligatory on part of plaintiffs to inform defendant and file an affidavit to that effect that defendant has been notified of the status quo. Not academic query.
In Gujarat was it not mandatory to register lis penden by plaintiffs.
Anonymous
23 November 2018 at 18:03
As per agreement buider give corpus fund to our housing socity,can society deposit this amount to individual members?
Rakesh
23 November 2018 at 16:11
My Elder brother owns a flat in vasai.which he want to transfer to me .What will be the best and cheap process to transfer the flat
Samarth
23 November 2018 at 15:08
Mr. Girish a Hindu, inherited ancestral property in Mumbai from his fore fathers in1910 at his birth. He had a only son Chandan in the year 1940 and two daughters (Sindu and Prabha) in 1942 and 1946. They married in the year 1970. Chandan had a only son Naveen in 1969.
Girish died in 1990.
1. Is Naveen also a coparcener?
2. In Coparcenary, are the rights of all coparceners equal? Do they share per capita?
3. What is the % share of each in the year 1989 before the death of Girish?
4. What is the % share of each in the year 1991 after the death of Girish?
Thanks.
Anonymous
23 November 2018 at 14:32
My mother wants to name her property a house and shop in my name because my brother can create problems after she dies. I am confused. I dont want the shop in my name right now because I will have to pay tax on rent income which I am not even getting. She will be getting the rent till she is alive. Can you please suggest me a best option right now which makes me inherit her house and shop after she passes away and no contest can happen. I was considering Gift Deed, Will or Co-ownership. Gift Deed again will transfer the property in my name which I dont want right now. Will can be tested and I am not sure about co-ownership. Please advice.
Aamir Shaikh
23 November 2018 at 14:21
We have a flat in a CHS in Mumbai with me as the 1st owner and my deceased dad as the 2nd owner. Now i have to cancel/remove my dad's name from the share certificate. Legal heirs are my mom, my brother and my sister and myself. What is the procedure i have to follow to get this changed from the Housing Society?
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"barred" under law
Dear experts kindly read the following-- as i wish to understand--why the PoA has been rejected by the court.
Subhash Chandra had on November 17, 2016 moved the court through a power of attorney to Gulshan Kumar Sachdeva, seeking prosecution of Mr Kejriwal for allegedly defaming him by levelling false allegations in the wake of demonetisation
A Delhi court on Saturday discharged chief minister Arvind Kejriwal in a defamation complaint filed by Rajya Sabha Member of Parliament or MP Subhash Chandra, saying Mr Chandra had not followed proper procedure while filing his plea.Additional Chief Metropolitan
Magistrate Samar Vishal granted the relief to the Aam Aadmi Party chief, noting that Mr Chandra had filed the complaint through a power of attorney which is "barred" under law.
The court said that Mr Chandra was at liberty to file a fresh complaint in accordance with law."Hence proceeding further with this case will be a futile exercise as this case is also filed through power of attorney. Accordingly the accused Arvind Kejriwal is discharged from this case," the court said.