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Anonymous   29 November 2009 at 09:41

suit against

can i file a suit against mcd and dda in consumer court because they donot responce to my complaint for illegal construction.

Anonymous   29 November 2009 at 09:37

property paper

i know , i have share in my late father property around rs 3,50,00,000 but my brother have all papers of property. i want get the property paper by using rti.how can i get it please guide me.

i am also thinking to file a suit for partition. please suggest me the name of best advocates in india. who is competent take decision as early as possible by any means. i hope u can understand.

Anonymous   29 November 2009 at 09:28

submission of proof

i am going to file a consumer case. i know that have to submit photo copy of all receipt, warrenty card etc but also have a voice recorded on my mobile. how can i submit this proof.i can not submit my mobile.

Anand   29 November 2009 at 05:51

Qhash and Directions

I am separated in USA in the year 2001, after that my wife and daughter who is now 11 yrs old moved to India. I appealed for guilty in USA and came out clean after few days sentences on domestic violence case.

In the year 2006 my ex-wife approached family court in ban galore for
1) Divorce
2) Child Custody.
The same year 2006 she also approached to local police station given statement on
1) Myself 2) Mother 3) Father 4) my second brother 5) My first sister-in-law saying that they all involved in causing splitting her from me (Anand) etc etc
2) Police removed 4) and 5) – filed FIR on
a. 1) Myself 2) Mother 3) Father

QUESTION:

We approached on same year to High court for a quash –on my dad and mother.
Result came out – deleted my father name.

1) Is it possible to approach High court to quash my name, my lawyer told me in the year 2006 that it is not possible to quash my name as I am living in toronto etc etc...
2) Is it also possible to quash my mom to approach double bench high court.

The wife is not willing to give divorce nor setting the case through financially.

How can I resolve this case, it is almsot now 3 yrs..fighting the case in 2 states...bcoming serious pain in our life...




Sumir   29 November 2009 at 03:00

time betn crime-police complaint-application to magistrate

By, law, after how much time between crime commission and police complaint for registration of complaint is allowed?
By, law, after how much time between police inaction and application to magistrate for registration of complaint is allowed?

Debashis Mandal   29 November 2009 at 01:51

Sce. 119(2)(b) of Income Tax Act 1961

Respected Experts,
one lady who retired RBI employee, took Early Retirement under a scheme fraimed by RBI which is as per RBIs letter not a VRS scheme in financial year 2003-2004 & therefore she was not able to take the benifit U/S - 10(10C) of Income Tax Act. & a big sum was taken by Income Tax authority from her as TDS,
Subsequently from IT Tribunal & recently from a High Court a decision was taken that such scheme is a VRS scheme as the scheme is satisfying all the condition of Sec. 10(10C)& therefore the scheme becomes eligible for deduction U/S 10(10C), which is subsiquently intimated by RBI to all the previous employees who took retirement under such scheme at that period,
Now as the demand for refund was not claimed at the time of submission of IT Return & also the time for Revised IT Return has also gone, so ITO has refered the case to CIT & an application subsequently demanded by & also submitted to CIT U/S - 119(2)(b)of Income Tax Act. 1961,
Now CIT is keeping the case pending & advising us to wait,
Now my question is -
1. Is there any time limit within which period such case is to be complete by Income Tax Authority?
2. Can CIT deny to give the benifit of Sec.10(10C)?
3. If CIT denies to give such benifit then what steps can we take?
Pls. answer the questions
Thanks
Debashis

ss   29 November 2009 at 01:31

claiming of share

A plot measuring 160sq.yrds. was allotted to my late father under the East Pakistan Displaced Persons Scheme in Delhi against Category (b) of Note 1 under para (v) in the Press Note dt.4.1.66 of Governemt of India,keeping in view of the land revenue receipt submitted by my late father indicating the property held by them in East Pakistan and certificate of bonafied displaced person from East Pakistan. The property is a leasehold property in the name of by late father. My late father had migrated from East Pakistan during Dec, 1948 at the age of 5 years. My father died during Dec, 90 living behind three legal heirs ( widow wife, two daughters) without making any will. The elder daughter has two children (minor). please advise on the following points:-

(i) can I claim three shares i.e myself, and my two minor children in the said property as in my view my children are entitled as the property acquired by late father was in lieu of the property they had in East Pakistan earned by my ancestors in East Pakistan.

(ii) can my father make a will on a property which was in lieu of the property in East Pakistan and not earned by him. As per condition laid down in the lease that the lessee shall not sell, transfer, assign or otherwise part with the possession of the whole or any part of the said land of building thereon with the previous consent in writing of the lessor i.e Govt. of India.

(iii)can other brother and sisters of my late father and their siblings have a claim in the said property or legally entitled to file partition suit.




Kumar Krishan Agarwal Advocate   29 November 2009 at 00:57

Pauper Suit How?

1. In a suit for partition and separate possession can we sue as a pauper and indigent way so that no court fee will pay by the plaintiffs in the partition suit.

Or

The partition suit will not file without the court fee on each share ?

2. Will I have to get permission first as a pauper suit for partition from the court of law
OR
May I Attach/file an individual pauper application for exemption of court fee with the "partition suit petition".

Member (Account Deleted)   29 November 2009 at 00:14

reply

thanks to all of you

Anonymous   29 November 2009 at 00:02

Bachelors and Spinster tenants in the society

Our building is under construction and builder has formed provisional committee to have better control over maintenance work.
This provisional committee received many complaints caused due to nuisance caused by the Bachelors and Spinster tenants in the society such as having late night parties every week with loud music, Drinking liquor in society premises and going on top of the society terrace, Girls coming and staying overnight with the boy tenants (of course bachelors and same happening with boys staying over night with girl tenants). 99% of the society members complained about it and asked to expel bachelors and Spinster tenants. So this provisional committee has passed a resolution unanimously that no flat owner is permitted to rent his/her flat to Bachelors or Spinsters. Is this valid as per Maharashtara Society Act? If not then why? What action can society take against such bachelors and spinters if the resolution passed is illegal? PLS SUGGEST!!