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Bhimreddy   26 February 2017 at 15:18

Abetment to sucide & forceable regd of sale deed

My brother in law comiitted sucide leaving behind his wife(44), son (24). daughter(20). Sucide note he has written a name of person Mr A, on whose pressure he is commiting sucide. This Mr A (US Citisen) has financed at 5% per month and brother-in-law wrote he has paid double the amount of principal. This person (US Citizen) has forciebly with his henchman has registered their ancestral property by a regd sale deed executed by my Brother-in-law & his wife with witness as their daughter. This property belongs to ancesral property in the name of my husband's grand father, Grand father is having 6 sons & 6 daughters. Property is still in the name of Grand Father. In sucide he has written of other person Mr.B who has to give 10 lakhs (Mr.B compri,ised for 5 lakhs). and another name as Mr C who has got signed documents but to date nor money nor papers bac.The police is saying the sucide case will fail and only filed on 3 persons. Though Mr B came for compromise but police is telling either to book as per sucide note on 3 persons else closing of the case,
Please guide us in this mater:-
1.What action to be taken in this case ,
Whether we can book case only on Mr A, as Mr B is for compromise and Mr C is not traceable.
Mr A (US Citizen) is asking us to vacate the Regd,Premises immediately or to give rent etc.,
As the property is in ths name of our ancesstors (Grand Father who is expired) whether the Sale DeedRegd is enforcebale?
Now after my husbands sucide I(wife) have no income to survide and bring up my Son persuing MS at USA & daughter persuing Degree at Hyderabad.
Can we claim any compensation from Mr A (USA Citizen) and claim our property regd forcibly by Mr A.
Please guide us in the matter cooly with absolute results.

yash   26 February 2017 at 13:22

can arbitration and surfacia powers both be used by banks

can arbitration and surfacia powers both be used by banks for recovery of dues

anuj   26 February 2017 at 13:20

Pagdi system

my family has a house in mumbai. The house comes under pagdi system. The house is in the name of grandmother. My grandmother died on 20 sept 16.
The landlord lives in same locality of our house.

My grandmother had 3 children- my dad the eldest, my uncle the middle one & youngest my aunt.

The landlord of the house has sold the room for 18 lakhs without informing my dad. My uncle & aunt are on the side of landlord.They both got 4 lakhs each for signing the NOC of the property. Now the landlord is pressurizing us to take 2.5 lakhs to sign NOC. We are demanding 4 lakhs but he is not paying.

The room rent for the past 10 years has not been paid. In Previous month we sent 10 years room rent to lanlord by money order which he rejected.

Now the landlord says that even if we file the case in court can landlord win on grounds of 10 years room rent not paid.?
Secondly he has sold the entire room without our sign on NOC. Please advice can we win the case on this grounds.? If we go to court can we get the entire property transferred on my dads name.?

Kishor   26 February 2017 at 12:48

Ready forr possession

A builder had promised two lifts in his residential flats' 10 storey building. X booked a flat and he was granted a loan for purchase of that flat. Flat was ready in time , but only one lift was ready and second lift was to be ready after six months.Builder submitted to Banker of X " READY POSSESSION CERTIFICATE " , for drawing last installment due to X, and demanded margin money, on that last installment, from X.

Should Bank accept from builder " READY POSSESSION CERTIFICATE " without checking availability of second lift ?

In other words, should not a flat be considered " NOT READY FOR POSSESSION" if all lifts promised are not operational ?

sujoy ghosh   26 February 2017 at 12:46

Compensation to the propounder

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am the executor of my father.s estate. My elder brother has filed his objection and since he has failed to file the caviet and the affidavit on time the judge as well as he appealing to the cj he has to pay a fine of Rs.51000 to the propounder so to proceed with his caviet and affidavit. The draft has been submitted by my brother in the court in my name. However the problem is that the law firm is now claiming that this money belongs to them. I am not able to understand as to why this amount belongs to the law from. Is the law firm will getting probated or what. What is the reason and what action should be from my part.

Warm Regards,
Sujoy Ghosh

Swaminathan   26 February 2017 at 12:42

Curative petition

I want to know once the curative petition dismissed how much time it will take to implement the original order.

case details

labour matter supreme order in favour of labour. Company filed review petition, labour filed contempt petition both disposed in favour of labours. Company filed curative petition and the same dismissed now. I want to know once the curative petition dismissed how much time it will take to implement the original order.

Anonymous   26 February 2017 at 11:18

Effects of compromise

Dear concerned,
Can u explain the effects of compromise for sec 323 341 and 34. whether compromise leads to FIR becoming void ab initio..

karan   26 February 2017 at 11:16

Effects of compromise

Dear concerned,
Can u explain the effects of compromise for sec 323 341 and 34. whether compromise leads to FIR becoming void ab initio..

Anonymous   26 February 2017 at 10:02

What to do when an auto driver physically assaulted a woman?

We were traveling in Jugnoo auto and after completion of the travel the auto driver started asking extra money (which was not showing in the Jugnoo app). When we disagrees to pay the money he started using abusive languages and after that he came out of his auto and slapped my woman co-passenger and the auto driver ran away with his auto. Stunned by this sudden incident we could not take take any action and we went to local police station. The head constable lodges the complaint (not FIR although). He ask the woman to write an application stating the incident and took statements from three other witnesses (including me). And finally he gave us a receipt ("Prrapti rasid" was written on top of that challan) and assure us proper actions will be taken against the auto driver.

Now my question is, without lodging a FIR is it possible to take proper action against the auto driver? In this case, can we lodge a FIR even though we have already lodged a complaint?

This incident took place yesterday (25-02-2017), so please let me know what shall I do.

Thank you.

Arjun Veer   26 February 2017 at 07:48

Complaint U/s 138 N.I.Act

A complaint under section 138 of N.I.Act was filed by stating that accused use to run chit Fund schemes. Complainant also kept on paying. After completion of installments, accused issued cheque in return.
Accused came up with judgment stating that liability under chit fund scheme doesn't come under ambit of Negotiable Instrument Act.
Though i am prepared to argue that accused in order to discharge his liability issued the cheque, which he has not denied.
Therefore chit fund has fallen under it by virtue of cheque.
But i need some judgment to be assisted with...