SANKET UPADHYAY
26 March 2018 at 15:23
'A' is a Electricity Distribution company and 'B' is a consumer of the 'A' company. The 'B' was detected in theft of electricity in 1993,therefore the supplementary bill was served by 'A'. Being aggrieved from such supplementary bill, the 'B' has filed a civil suit in civil court for setting aside the bill and permanent injunction.Meanwhile, the 'A',electricity company has also filed a civil suit for recovery of supplementary bill amount. The Civil Court has clubbed the both civil suits and delivered the Common Judgment.In the said judgment the civil court has allowed the suit filed by 'B' and setting aside the bill and granted permanent Injunction,as not to disconnection of energy connection. Being Aggrieved from the order of civil court, the 'A' has filed an appeal in appellant court.The Appeal Court has confirmed the judgment passed by the trial court.Then the 'A' has preferred a second appeal before High Court.Now, the High Court has delivered the judgment in favor of "A'. In the said judgment the high court has stated that the trial court has no jurisdiction to entertain the matter of theft of electricity, the Appellate Committee constituted under clause 34 of Electricity supply code has only jurisdiction in such type of matter.After that the high court has only ordered that the petition filed by petitioner is allowed and the decision passed by the trial court and appellant court is hereby set aside. Still the "B' has not filed an appeal against the said order.
Now the Question is ......How can the "A" recover the supplementary bill amount.
Pushpalatha H
26 March 2018 at 14:13
I would like to know the rules/law regarding giving our property for a road to the adjacent property.
Anonymous
26 March 2018 at 12:30
My grand father died in an accident on the sea when his children were kids. He had 4 children(1,2,3-daughters & 4-son). My grand mother's unmarried younger sister decided not to get married to work for a foreign NGO and help raise her older sister's kids. She got a free house built from the NGO for her older sister and her kids on a unregistered land(land without patta). The house was on her older sister's name. Later my grand mother thought this house should go to her kids after her younger sister's life so she transferred the house on her younger sister's name and passed away. Now her son forcefully occupied that house and not giving access and share to his 3 sisters and my grand mother's sister. it seems he has forged the documents to change the house on his name. Please advise how can we go about it to get the share of the house
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26 March 2018 at 12:23
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Anonymous
26 March 2018 at 11:52
Dear Sir,
My Mumbai base home was on the name of my Mother, she purchased it on 1966. My Father died on 1 June, 2006. One of my sister died on 20 March, 1986. After my father death my mother willingly changed the nomination of house on my brother and myself and another sister who are alive, dated 06 June, 2006.
As husband of died sister remarry so mother had not purposely provided died sister name in nomination. Mother death occurred on 9th July, 2009. After death of mother we are transferring the house on legal heir son that is my name.
Although there is no name included in nomination form of died sister , Let me know is it now necessary to take NOC from “died Sister son” for transferring house on Legal heir that is on my name.
Sanjeev
Anonymous
26 March 2018 at 10:33
i have taken money from someone 1 year back through cash mode and gave it to someother person.. now i am asking a little time to settle the amount..but he is refusing and willing to go to police station. and he doesnt have any proof of how much i have taken from him , generally he has a voice conversation that i will repay it back.. and yesterday he and his friend came to work place called me up and threatened me over life and used abusive words.
on what basis he can lodge a complaint and what are the proofs he has to show to the police and what should i do. and for using abusive words how can i sue him..
can the police arrest behalf of him for this case or the money lender has to show proof that i have taken money ..
can the police arrest us for this case
Kumari Snigdha
26 March 2018 at 08:57
Sir, My son is 16 yes old. We live in apartment complex in Ahmedabad. My son plays in the open area with his friends in the evening. Every time he does so he is being prevented & scolded / intimidated by the office bearers of housing society. We would like to know as to how to prevent it & is it unlawful under IPC.Pease guide me because we as a family are deeply upset & feel helpless.
FAKHRUDDIN
26 March 2018 at 07:11
Hello Experts,
Can I file Writ in High court and petition in Human rights and lokayukta at same time. Will writ be maintainable at court along side complaints to Human rights and lokayukta. Please help me with your advise
Anonymous
26 March 2018 at 00:03
In the year 1987, my father sold plot of land to builder for development at that time builder paid some amount in money to my father and for balance he gave us one flat in a building. In Development agreement, builder mentioned that some amount is paid by way of cheque and for balance amount he allotted a residential flat in building constructed by him. He has not prepare any purchase agreement for the flat given to us and according to me stamp duty is also not paid at that time. society is preparing conveyance deed so society is asking us for purchase deed of our flat, now how we will get purchase agreement of our residential flat.
Please guide
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