KK
23 April 2015 at 12:03
Sir,
There are new tenants in one of the flats in our society in mumbai, the wife bakes cakes at home and delivers them on a professional basis.
Some members are against this and are raising objections.
Would that be considered a commercial activity in a residential building?
If so, how is the matter handled?
k r s sarma
23 April 2015 at 11:52
sir,
i had won in lower court, now in Addl District Courts, Kakinada. what found is every time judge give 4 months Hearing Date, initially our lawyer raised concern then for two times he did for month time. again now he give same way. i also told opponent party paying for that but i can not prove that. is there any way for this to accelerate. it is simple rental case. lower court already given but this court takes two years now. please suggest.
i attached case detail with this. regards
Ikesh
23 April 2015 at 10:48
A few months ago, I had sold some goods to a client in Shimla and received Cheque in Chandigarh, which bounced.
I had to initiated a cheque bounce case in Shimla as the client is in Shimla, while my company is based in Chandigarh and goods were sold & billing was done and Cheques received here in Chandigarh.
However there is a new artical in Times of India today that Union Cabinet of India had cleared ammendments to the Negotiable Instruments Act to once agian make it possible to file a case from where a holder of cheque is based.
Could some one please guide as to exact legal refference source of Information., which can be sited in court to change the jurisdiction to chandigarh. Thanks (ikesh123@hotmail.com)
Jacob M N
23 April 2015 at 10:35
Hi, Can you kindly suggest me the best book for transfer of property at practice level?
RAHUL CHAVAN
23 April 2015 at 09:01
I am staying in newly constructed building. There are total 18 flats and we got completion certificate.
Builder is ready to form both either society or apartment. There are 5 members who have not paid fully to builder and they
have ongoing arguments with builder for last 1 year on pending work and work quality and it seems like there is no end to that.
Builder says, he will initiate the process of society formation only once he
recovers money from those 5 members.
My petience are over.Also I am worried about the situation where builder runs away. Will it be possible and good idea for remaining
12 members to force/ask builder to form society or apartment and get conveyance deed done without inclusion of those 5 memebrs.
Is there any better solution for this. please guide me.
arif
23 April 2015 at 02:53
I would like to seek advise on case related to transportation of Nilgai meat in a car. the case is registered u/s 9/51 under wild life protection act 1972.
NAVEEN SIDDA
23 April 2015 at 02:02
Dear Sir/Ma'am,
Please kindly clarify my below doubt.
I have purchased the land which is attaching to the hill on which quarry is going on from previous owner and it got registered in my name.
now the quarry owner is claiming that the land he was already acquired under mining lease...
my doubt here is how the quarry owner can acquire the land under mining lease which was previously used for agriculture purpose...and even we have link documents as well. thanx.
Best regards,
Naveen.
M.Ilyas
22 April 2015 at 23:57
i need to know the following please guide me accordingly:
1. What are the option/procedure acceptable in law to determine "cause of death" in a severely diseased child OTHER THAN Post-Mortem or Autopsy?
2. Can COD be determined by a thorough study of diseased child's medical history, diagnosis test reports, medical prescriptions and prolong treatment taken by child?
3. Is term "VERBAL AUTOPSY" acceptable in eyes of law if an autopsy expert or a group of medical expert issue a certificate concluding his COD based upon child's medical history, his diseased condition, his prolong medical records, diagnostic tests and authentic reliable medical data?
4. FYI: Verbal autopsy had already been used by Govt. of India in medical research and other important issues. Please visit http://www.icmr.nic.in/final/causes_death/causes_death.htm
5. Is there any judgment available which has passed by any high court or supreme court in India so far, in which COD has accepted by court using VERBAL AUTOPSY method?
6. If yes...please provide me the link of that court judgment.
Many thanks.....
Raj
22 April 2015 at 23:24
I have filed the petition under guardian ship and wards act-1890 which has been transfeered from Delhi to Rohtak.at that time child was just 3 years old....Now the child has been grown up and rwaches to 5 years plus..can I now file the separate petition under Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act in Delhi?
Can I filed without withdrawin of GP petition ( under guardianship and wards Act) without withdrawing of petition pending at Rhotak?
can both petitions be run parallel as they are to be filed under different acts??
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