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Anonymous   11 May 2010 at 05:07

effect of endorsement on a agreement for sale of land

Dear friends

What is the effect of endorsement of receipt of amount (again a part amount) by the seller on the back of unregistered agreement for sale after the stipulated time mentioned in the agreement for registration and for handover of pessession?

And such endorsement being without mention of any further extension of time or without any witnesses present. Only seller happens to sign acknowledgement for the amount received. How are the rights of the either parties legally stand in this situation?

Thank You in advance.

Anonymous   11 May 2010 at 00:07

My niece asking to vacate her father's house

1. I am 70 and living in my own flat in Mumbai, since year 2000.

2. I was living with my elder brother (elder to me by 15 years) in his rented house in a chawl since 1945.

3. In 1956 my elder brother moved to a different city due to his job and later in 1978 he died. His wife died soon after that. He has got 1 daughter, who is 50 today.

4. In 1956, because I did not have a home in Mumbai, instead of surrendering the rented house, my brother kept the rented room for me and since then this room is in my possession, even today. I have been paying the rent and the electricity bill, though both these documents are on my elder brother’s name.

5. Now my elder brother’s daughter is asking me to vacate the rented room. I told her to pay me something and I will vacate the room, but, she says,” My father did a favour to you by NOT surrendering the room when you were in trouble. Therefore, I will not pay you anything, because, you stayed in my father’s house for so many years, and therefore you paid the rent and electricity. Moreover, nothing comes free in this world. Uncle, in fact, when you got your own flat in 2000, you should have given my father’s flat back to me without asking”.

6. Today, I received a letter from my brother’s daughter. In letter, she said,” Uncle, I have surrendered the room to the owner of the Chawl and told him that he will get his room vacated after 30 days. Therefore, uncle, you must vacate the room in next 30 days.”

7. What should I do today? What will happen if I do not vacate the room in next 30 days?

Thanks EXPERTS for your help

Anonymous   11 May 2010 at 00:00

free parking space


are the existing tenants of the redeveloped building eligible for free parking spaces?
bombay high court judgement

malaisamy   10 May 2010 at 23:13

Judicial Exams

Respected Sirs,
My name is M.Malaisamy belong to Erode District, Tamil Nadu.
My Mobile Number is 98652 04295.
My E-mail ID is malaisamymabl@yahoo.co.in

I studied in Coimbatore Law College.
I completed my B.L., in the 2008-2009 academic year.

I wish to write judicial service examinations.

Kindly give your valuable suggestions regarding this.

What are the websites available to know about the judicial service examinations?

Is there any periodicals, journals or magazines about this like employment News?

What are all the subjects in which I must concentrate?

And other advices in pursuance of this.

I request your kind attention in this regard.

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Yours faithfully,
M.Malaisamy.



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KADIWALAMA   10 May 2010 at 23:03

binding precedent

two conflicting decision of diff hc one is of single bench while other is of db of diff hc which is to follow?

Amy Ruffin   10 May 2010 at 22:57

Help in lodging a FIR

Sir
I am living in a house which I have inherited after my fathers death and one of my fathers brother is staying in a portion of the ground floor with his family and was supposed to leave the house along with his family after my fathers death is not vacating and troubling us by stopping our water supply and using foul and abusive language. Two weeks back I talked to my Uncle and told him I will get switch put separately to boost up the water and I went with the plumber three four times but they kept on refusing and asking us to come later. Then I went downstairs and opened the door and got the work done after which my Uncle came and started abusing/threatening us and beating up the plumber. He even picked up a stone to hit him on his head so two three of us caught him to stop him. Then we went to police station and lodged a complaint and got the medical examination done for the plumber though he was saved and had minor bruises. Also we have CCTV footage of the incident which I have shown to the SHO and DCP but they are hesitant and not lodging an FIR as Uncle is a senior official in the government. Please advise what I should do to get an FIR through court, what is the process and how long does it normally take as now they are further threatening us that police will not take any action on them and they will get away scot free

Sai Lakshmi   10 May 2010 at 22:55

About will

My friend's father wrote a will sharing his properties between his three sons and also stating that all property can only be sold only after his mother's life. Can with the Mother's wish the children can change the will and sell the property. Does his mother have the right to change the will or sell the property.

Anonymous   10 May 2010 at 22:13

APPEAL IN HC

HOW MUCH TIME GENERALLY TAKEN BY THE DHC TO LIST THE MATTER OF INTERIM ORDER OF CIVIL COURT

Anonymous   10 May 2010 at 22:10

LAND ACQUISITION ACT

DELHI GOVT BY NOTIFICATION ACQUIRE THE CERTAIN PIECE OF LAND IN 1990 FOR THE BETTERMENT OF YAMUNA.
WE HAVE PURCHASED THE LAND ON THE SAME YEAR BEFORE THE ACQUISITION BY GOVT.
WE ARE NOT CHALLENGED THE NOTIFICATION THOUGH OUR NEIGHBOUR FORMED A SOCIETY AND CHALLENGED THE NOTIFICATION FOR WHICH THEY RECEIVED THE MEMBERSHIP FEE FROM US. THE HC FAVOURED THE NOTIFICATION AND MATTER IS STILL PENDING IN SC.
WHETHER OUR RIGHT TO CLAIM THE MONEY FROM THE GOVT REMAINS INACT AFTER A PERIOD OF ABOUT 20 YEARS.
SHALL WE BECOME THE PARTY IN SUIT
HOW MUCH COMPENSATION WOULD BE ALLOWED BY THE GOVT TO US AND BY WHAT RATE
WHERE TO START THE PROCEEDUR TO GET THE COMPENSATION THROUGH THE COURT OR THROUGH THE DEPARTMENTAL PROCEEDURE.

Anonymous   10 May 2010 at 22:04

DRC

WHETHER ARC CAN DISALLOW THE APPLICATION U/S 27 OF DRC ON THE GROUND THE RENT FIRST IS NOT OFFERED TO THE LANDLORD. THE FACT THE LANDLORDS ARE NOT PRESENT BEFORE THE COURT DESPITE SEVERAL SUMMONS.
WHETHER THE ARC FULFILL PUBLIC NOTICE AND OTHER REQUIREMENT TO CALL THE LANDLORD SUMMONED THROUGH BW OR NBW AGAINST THE LANDLORD