Jignesh Shah
15 June 2010 at 19:04
What an be the exact procedure for allocation of OPEN PARKING SPACE among the members who do not have stilt parking space?
Can a member oppose any change in parking pattern approved by majority members in general meeting?
One member consumes FOUR parking space while others have no place to park even a single vehicle, what action can be taken against member using multiple parking place??
Ram Prakash Gautam
15 June 2010 at 19:04
sir,
plz guide me ,
i have a saving bank a/c in state bank . which is from 8 years old,
in that time my sign is normal ( only name )
now i wan to change my sign .
plz guide me its process & explin me its rule in banking a/c
thanx
ram
Sandeep Jani
15 June 2010 at 18:45
I am staying at the Top floor of a ten storied building.
There is no provision of emergency fire exit on the EIGHTH FLOOR as required under fire safety norms in Mumbai.
We have one and only option at the time of emergency like Fire/ Earthquake to USE TERRACE for safety and escape.
Our society's office bearers have made rule to lock the terrace all the time.
Can I force them to keep open the terrace all the time for the safety of my family in case of emergency ??
What legal action can be taken against office bearers if they deny my request to keep open the terrace ??
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
15 June 2010 at 18:20
My client has been filed div. pet. u/s 13 HMA since one year before taking grounds of cruelty. At that time he didn't know that his wife is previously married with other person and without decree of divorce she again married with my client. Now the problem is that I want to file a petition for nullify marriage under section 11 HMA without withdrawing the div. pet. U/S 13.
Can it be possible that div. pet. U/S 13 keep remained and another new petition u/s 11 may be filed?
Samapika Tripathy
15 June 2010 at 18:18
Hello,
I was undergoing an article on Article.21 in which there was mentioned the "SAIL case and BALCO case" in which it has been held that "the Court does not has power to interpret the law passed by the Parliament. It shall abide by whatever law the Parliament has formed. Court has to keep alive the limitations i.e., the Parliament is supreme and it has to adhere to them. Thus in the current scenario we see that the Court has again gone back to the Strict positivist approach taken in Gopalan's case."
Can anyone please let me know which particular case is this and judgement delivered in which year?
Awaiting reply..
ANIL TREHAN
15 June 2010 at 18:01
Hello Sir,
From legal Articles point of view i want to know 10 most important recent 10 different legal issues on different Laws & if possible then give some websites addresses also to see already existing material on those topics.Please reply at nl.trhn@gmail.com
Thanking You.
Anonymous
15 June 2010 at 17:38
my wife,s psychiatric treatment was concealed before us at the time of marriage.two years after marriage i have filed matri suit for divorce.how can i proove to the court that my wife has concealed the truth of mental illness before marriage.i have document of her treatment in cmc vellore inyear 2000
Dipanwita Kali
15 June 2010 at 17:25
Govt wants to acquire part of the open space from our apartment complex for road widening. This would mean destroying the boundary wall,reduction in open space and loss of fruit bearing trees. Besides, we are not sure how the road widening next to our apartment will help because just 1 km away is a village which has narrow lanes that run for 6 km before meeting a highway. The village has houses and shops on both sides of the lane. Unless those are acquired /destroyed, the road widening outside our apartment will be of no use.
What can we do regarding this?
nagarajan
15 June 2010 at 17:15
Dear Members,
What is the effect of the Recent Government of Tamilnadu notification published on 07th April, 2010 regarding the amendments done to Tamilnadu Civil Courts Act, 1873 and Chennai City Court act, 1892 increasing the monetary limits of the properties for filing suits/cases with High Courts from the present limit of Rs.10 lacs to Rs.25 lacs. What about the present cases which are being conducted at Chennai High Court. Members pl reply
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Leave & Licence
I have a flat in Mira Road given on leave on licence. The Agreement expires on 10th July 2010, however, the tenant has been problematic with the payment of rents, and has not paid for the past 4 months. Upon reminding him about the expiry of Agreement on 10th July 2010 and to vacate the flat on or before that date, he says that as per Govt. Law, a tenant can stay a month more even after the expiry of Agreement period (something like grace period). Please advise.
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