Jai
01 July 2018 at 16:40
Hi
I recently purchased an agriculture land in Karnataka in my wife's name. My mother comes from an agriculture family, my grandfather had lands registered in his name. I have the current RTCs and the RTCs from prior to 1973 still in my grandfather name. I got a family tree done from my grandfather, my parents and my family.
I assumed that my mother coming from a agri family and possesing RTC, i and my wife are eligible to buy lands in karnataka. Now they have put it under 79AB in the AC court. our combined income for the last couple of years is below 25L, while it was more about 3 years ago.
Please advise me on this issue.
Surrender K Singal
01 July 2018 at 15:37
In a Writ Petition matter, application for vacation of Stay of all proceedings consequetal to an Arbitration Award filed on 03 July 2017 continuing to remain "To Be Listed", what can be the remedy for getting the same listed / heard / decided, even after 11 months ? What direction can be sought from SC for such state of affairs at Chhatisgarh HC, and how ?
Surrender K Singal
01 July 2018 at 15:26
As an Award of 2015 has since been adjudicated u/s 34 by an ADJ in Haryana with participation by both parties from 2015 till Jan 2018 when the same was partly set aside for modification of rate of interest in terms of The MSMED Act, 2006, what application under what section of Arb &Conc Act,1996 can be moved before another ADJ in Andhra Pradesh, where similar petition u/s 34 (filed after the notice from Haryana ADJ) had been filed by Award Debtor (JD) for dismissal / closure of that later filed petition u/s 34 in respect of the SAME Award ?
Member (Account Deleted)
01 July 2018 at 15:07
can the builder make such argument at Consumer Court that the claim of Complainant is not admissible on the grounds of absence of Probate.
Builder had entered into agreement with my grandmother and my grandmother is no more
There is a dispute relating to flat and I (legal heir as per WILL) have filed a petition at Consumer Court.
I have a WILL which is Notarised (certified by doctor and two witnesses)
Is probate required to Sue the opposite party for non performance of Contract
I guess as per section 2 of Consumer Protection Act, Complainant can be Consumer or Legal heir/representative of Deceased Consumer.
Member (Account Deleted)
01 July 2018 at 15:00
Builder 1 had redeveloped our building and agreed to provide me building on the same plot. After we vacated our flat, He entered into development agreement with other Builder (hereinafter Builder 2) and he gave development rights to the said builder. he mentioned in the agreement that all the liability of old occupants will be of builder 1 and not new builder 2. he also mentioned a false statement that builder 1 has provided Alternate accommodation to old occupants (not True). Now at National Commission the new builder 2 states that there is no Privity of Contract between him and old occupants.. Can anyone help me on this topic.
Anonymous
01 July 2018 at 12:50
My Father is married twice and I am only son to my mother and I have step brother and step sister my mother and step mother are alive
My father is having ancestors property and also he is having a school which is in his name not ancestor property
I need to know my rights on the said property and school
I am the elder son to my father
Now he is not interested to give me any property
What is my right in this case
Please advice
Thank you
Anonymous
01 July 2018 at 11:50
I jointly own a commercial shop at Nagpur with my brother. The property on official records is owned by a Society but the ownership of the shop is with us and Society has issued us share certificate for it.
The property original owner was my father, he expired in 1970 and transferred the property to my mother via will who then gifted the property to us via a (unregistered) gift deed in 1984 since there was no registration required at that time for gift deeds. The Society transferred the property in our name and issued us share certificate.
My mother expired in 2009.
All the transactions were done on Society records and there is no registered agreement for any of the above since it was not required in 1984.
Our parents have 2 daughters and 3 sons and they have their own children. Now one of the son's daughters is raising issue and asking for her share of the property after so many years. I fear she might file a court case and get the property sealed under a court receiver.
What is my legal stand towards the title of the property ? Can she do anything at this stage after the property was gifted to us by our mother in 1984 ?
Arjav Mehta
01 July 2018 at 11:34
Dear Expert,
My friend lawyer suggest him to submit a HMP for divorce after 17 years of marriage, what probability in HMP case how the case is run please guide me
Hannah
01 July 2018 at 09:01
Hi,
My husband and I would like to adopt/become legal gaurdian of my nephew.
His parents are going through a divorce and both of them do not have capacity financially to take care of the child.
My sister works in a school and looks after my sick mother while her husband has lost his job and is an alcoholic.
My nephew 7 years old has been staying with us for over a year now. My husband has quit his job to take care of our home. We dont have children of our own.
I have a great job and travel quite a bit, am unable to take my nephew abroad or get benefits for him that my company provides while abroad like education as he is legally not mine.
I would like him to have the best of the worlds and be one as a family.
My husband and I are 38 years old.
Requesting advice. Thank you
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Termination order
Sir , I am at a senior position in a Pvt sector Bank and was put under PIP (performance improvement plan) in Dec 2017 due to hostility of my superior towards me.
My management was asking me to resign at the completion of my PIP period which I did not and was asking for a compensation for left over years of salary and waiver of outstanding housing loan before I resign. They insisted me to resign first and then discuss on the compensation issue.
On my not resigning they sent me a termination order 5 days ago on 26th June on my e mail. The original letter is yet to be received by post. Currently I am on medical leave and not attending my office. We have a provision of APPEAL to our MD / Chairman .
Please advise what I need to do . Should I wait for the letter to come by post ? should I attend office or remain on leave and make an appeal to MD.
Is termination order recd on e mail has any legal value.
Thanks