tusharcosmic
09 April 2010 at 14:56
In Delhi Whether the eviction notice should be sent under TPA 1882 or DRC,if the rent is below Rs.3500/-p.m.?
I let out a DDA lease hold flat in 2005 which was built in 1991,Now I want to get it evicted for my bona fide need.The advocate prepared an eviction notice under Transfer of property act.
But I came to know that as the rent is below Rs.3500/-so our case falls under Delhi Rent Control Act.
Why my advocate has not even mentioned DRC in the notice?
Why 2 months notice under TPA only?
Is'nt my advocate committing some mistake ?
Tenant is not paying the rent also.Plz. help.
sunny bagla
09 April 2010 at 14:43
cn u let me knw the notification no. which defines the items which are not covered in any schedule and falls under the category of Ganeral rates i.e.12.5%
Monty
09 April 2010 at 14:30
Hi!! My mother's father has died recently leaving survivor in his family are his two sons (Both are married and having two kids each) and my mother (two kids). Now my maternal uncles have forced my mother to sign on the stamp paper of Rs.500 that "she is agreed and wants no share from his father's residence as well as commercial property." which is not true and done forcefully. They have also submitted the copy of that stamp document in their society to transfer the shares on their name but still the name has not been transferred. Now society is in process to have the agreement with the builder to construct a new building on that same plot and that builder is providing new flats to all the entire old members of the society. This property is still not sold and also no share has been transferred to her brother’s name. Property is in Mumbai and still on the name of my mother's father.
We have disscussed thi matter with my maternal uncle but they are telling that as she is a daughter she has no right in commercial property and for residence she has signed on the stamp paper which has been submitted to our society. But the agreed to give us some share in terms of cash which is nothing in front of the cost of the property.
Pls advice what can we do.
1)Can my maternal uncle can transfer the share of property on their name without intimating my mother.
2)Can my mother still claim for her share in both residential as wel as commercial property of my maternal father.
3) Can we still claim our share in both the property? If yes then how to go ahead?
Looking forward for your precious advice.
Thanks
Anonymous
09 April 2010 at 13:51
I want to open Urdu Study Center of IGNOU.For promotion of Urdu/Opening of Wakaf Computer Center. For opening of this center registration of educational society is mandatory.Will you please guide me what is the procedure to register educational society in Punjab and what are the documents/affidavits required.Pls send me a specimen copies of affidavit and forms
Anonymous
09 April 2010 at 13:47
I want to open Urdu Study Center of IGNOU.For promotion of Urdu/Opening of Wakaf Computer Center. For opening of this center registration of educational society is mandatory.Will you please guide me what is the procedure to register educational society in Punjab and what are the documents/affidavits required.Pls send me a specimen copies of affidavit and forms
Sanjeev Panda
09 April 2010 at 13:46
Why LCI should not consider starting an online peer reviewed legal journal where the original articles should be published after it getting it vetted by panel of legal experts? It would enhance the standard of the legal articles published in LCI.
kanwal
09 April 2010 at 12:25
is the company is bound to file Form 5 with ROC for increase of authorised capital of Section 25 Companies, if so what will be the fee?
kanwal
Anonymous
09 April 2010 at 12:00
Sir, my father left three types of property
1- in the name of my grand father, which was partly ancestral & purchased by my father, residential & agriculture.
2-one house in his own name.
3-one house is in the name of my mother, purchased my his own as my mother is a house wife.
my father left , 2 sons & 2 daughters, all married. after his death my mother sold 1 property which is a part of my fathers's ancestral property . now we both brothers want to convert some part of property to earn rental income by sell and purchase other place from residential to commercial.
but our mother did not agree with us, now she is pressurizing us by saying to comman relatives to vacate the property as she is the only heirs of ouer late father, & she can donate all the property to anyone, we think that she might be in the affulance of some one who did not want to see the unity and progress of us.
my question is that who is the absoulate owner or what is the right of my father's childern in this property and how can we restrain my mother to act this type
please make me clear that what act and sections will apply,& what will be the procidure for early and clear division, because some advocate advice my mother that she is the onlt heir till her death, and she can do any thing to the said whole property without any child's NOC or so.
Kavitha S
09 April 2010 at 10:06
I kindly request you to provide me information on Trade Unions in Pune. How long can a Company(new organization) be free from Unions. How can we restrict Unions entering the Company.
Please provide me the Shops and Establishment Act 1948 also.
Thank you in Advance.
Kavitha S
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