Anonymous
11 May 2010 at 16:53
An Officer of a public sector organisation was transferred from Kerala to UP and due to various reasons, he could not report for duty & stayed in Tamil Nadu, which is his home state. Lot of correspondence from the organisation from UP as well as head office in Mumbai to residential address in Chennai. Ex parte departmental enquiry was conducted and severe punishment was imposed, which is grossly unjustified for minor misdeamenour. Which High Court has got jurisdiction to hear the writ petition. Whether it is Kerala or Tamil Nadu. Please guide me. Please let me whether writ petitions containing same matter be filed in two high courts.
Anonymous
11 May 2010 at 16:35
Dear Sir,
The complaint has filed a frivolous criminal case u/s 323,501 IPC and under the the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes ( Prevention of atrocities ) Act,1989.before the CJM.The stage is the case has not come up for hearing and thus the case is at pre-summoning stage.
sir, can you please advise us that what action the accused should take at this stage.
Regards,
Arunav Pankaj
Dear sir,
My sincere thanks for the reply.
Sir we came to know about the complaint through unofficial sources.
Please advise at what stage can we go ahead with filing quashing under section 482 Crpc.
Many thanks in advance.
regards,
Arunav pankaj
Anonymous
11 May 2010 at 16:26
Hello to all,
I respect this forum and the people dedicated in it a lot.
I am stuck with a litigation on me.
We are 3 brothers and 1 sister of our father. After the death of my father we built a commercial complex on the the HUF property. While the property was still in construction I sold a shop of my elder brother's to his childhood friend by taking his verbal acceptance. I signed the sale deed. Whole of the money from the sale was transferred to my account and then to my elder brother's son account. We have got proof of the same.
This particular formality was done as it was not possible for us to handle my elder brother's account as he lived alone in a separate house and he most of the time refused to sign as he was least interested in any part of the property.
This full sum of money was used up by my elder brother's son for treatment of his mother who had kidney problem and had dialysis on regular basis and ultimately went for a kidney transplant.
Now the son of my elder has registered a case against me in the police under 420.
What can be done in this situation? As no forgery has been done by me and no financial gain has been made by me.
I would also like to mention over here that there is another litigation put by him against all of us(3 brothers and 1 sister) which is going on under civil court, and that pressurizing us might also be his motive.
Kindly guide through urgently in the matter
amarsharma
11 May 2010 at 16:03
I am a member of the Oakwood Estate Condominium Association in DLF City-II registered under Haryana Apartment Ownership Act, 1983. The bye-laws of our association clearly state that in case of jointly owned apartments, only the member whose name appears first in the share certificate/deed of apartment is eligible to vote.
Since the bye-law does not specifically define `who can contest' there is a lot of confusion prevailing in the minds of property owners. Need to know if those members who are ineligible to vote (whose names does not appear in the first place in deed of apartment) are eligible to contest.
Do write back at the earliest.
Sincerely
Amar Sharma
Anonymous
11 May 2010 at 16:01
Father breathing his last about 2 years ago without any valid or known Will, how could his estate be shared by the heirs when the eldest holding possession (might have some manipulated documentation from the deceased) has neither offered to other siblings nor is responding to verbal demands by others ?
Would a succession suit be quicker and effective to force the occupier / possessor to distribute as per Hindu Succession Laws vis-a-vis a suit for partition and possession ?
What could be an economical course of action for effective remedy ?
Harsh Gautam
11 May 2010 at 16:00
if any couple(two NRI hindu) solmnised their marriage as per their rights and custom in high seas area then where the place of solminisation of marriage.
Anonymous
11 May 2010 at 16:00
dear sir,
I have obtained divorce thru ex parte but i was informed by my lawyer later that it was obtained on false grounds.I now hold a decree of divorce.On the basis of this decree i re-married with another lady after 30 days of my divorce. Now my ex wife has filed a case to set aside the divorce and has also asked for maintenance. my query is:
1. if she proves that the divorce was obtained on false grounds will my current marriage be declared null?
2. will the court not consider my current wife's situation?
3 can i be booked under fraud? if yes then what are the consequences of the situation i am in right now?
Kindly help me.....
Sam D'costa
11 May 2010 at 15:55
We hold open land prior to 1981 as an occupant. Owner is non traceable but alive. We are paying NA tax of the same land since 1981. The receip of the same shows owners name as well as our name. Other than this we don’t have any other proof, that we are occupant of the said land. Now since the said land was the part of the larger plot having CTS no XXX. In 1996 Builder has constructed on that larger portion leaving our smaller plot of land. Now we came to know that Builder already got the FSI of our smaller plot (419.25 SQ.MTRs).
Q.1 What is the way we can add our name as kabjedar in 7/12.
Q.2 If we don’t enter name in 7/12 and continue to hold same way, can any builder eligible to develop on the said land on the basis of available document which is only NA tax receipt, inspite of FSI available with neighbour building?
Q.3 We want to pay assessment tax and municipal tax of the same plot, but since it is under name of Owner, department not accepting from us. Any solution?
giriraj ranga
11 May 2010 at 15:41
i want procedure of our second appeal pending in raj. hc notice complete & opp. parties adv. appear and what next stages.
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