Adv M.D.Azhar
18 November 2014 at 20:23
Respected experts.
I am defending a maintenance case in which applicant intentionally left her matrimonial house. she also deserted her 6 month child and went to her father's house who lives at A. Applicant and opponent both are originally resident of A. But just harass the opponent she has file an application before the judicial magistrate first class which is situated at B. whole district is changed. Along with her application she has not submitted any documentary evidence regarding the residence at B. Nor at the time of evidence nor any other witness examined who can support her about the residence. Now applicant evidence has been completed opponent evidence also examined. now i want to give the application to the court that this court has no jurisdiction to entertain this matter. so please help me out. And weather court can transfer such case? guide me.
A Hindu married women where file case of Restoration of conjugal rights, domestic violence & alimony. In husband’s city family court or his father’s city family court
Akash
18 November 2014 at 19:38
Sir I had Purchase Land in Umbergaon, Valsad District, before 10 years and forgeted to change name in 7/12 and 8A.
Now when I go to Mamlatdar office they say the software is not aloowing from last 3-4 years to change name in the same documents now what can i do in the same to change the name ?
Thanking You
abhishek nagar
18 November 2014 at 18:46
Sir/ Madam,
I wish to know whether can i create a trust (private or public) to maintain a certain immovable property (Temple) which do not belong to any of the members(devotees) of the trust, the property is in the name of a person who is alive but do not wishes to transfer it to the trust and such property cannot be transferred to the trust in future too. Can such a trust be created by vesting Monetary asset (like Cash/ Bank Balance) for the purpose of maintenance of the immovable property? If yes, than can we (devotees) invite donations to such a trust for the maintenance of the temple?
Niraj
18 November 2014 at 17:27
I want to know how I can get back my PoA rights in the below case...
A PCNDTA plot was leased for 99 years by PCNTDA to party A and had a registered lease document by his name in the PCNDTA register office. Now party A with his GPA sold out the said plot to party B by GPA at Register office. Similarly party B sold the plot to party C , and then C to D, by registered GPA . Further, the party D was forced to sign a notarized GPA for sale of the said plot to party E. The party D , which is me, now wants to claim back the said plot as the actual GPA holder. The party E had forcefully and under pressure, asked the party D to sign the agreement papers in his own house and later got it registered at the notary office.
How should I move forward with getting back my claim on the said plot?
Am I still a legal GPA holder?
The party E has already stuck a board on the plot claiming his rightful ownership of the plot.
This is a Pimpri Chinchwad New town development Authority (PCNDTA) plot.
The original or the first leasee holder i.e. Party A is alive and the lease document in registered in his name in PCNDTA.
I was the GPA holder, which was registered in registrar office between parties C and D.
However, party E has not registered the GPA document, only notarized it. He claims that he shall directly register the sale deed in PCNTDA, between him (Party E) and party A. Can he do that?
I need advice on how to get back my plot and plot papers from party E?
K P Ashok
18 November 2014 at 17:18
I stay in a CHS in Kalyan, Maharashtra. Our building is of 15 floors and the builder has provided a refuge flat on the 8th floor. Now;
1. This particular flat is being used to conduct "Satsangs" by a group of members.
2. Many of us had raised this issue in the AGM, but the management committee has decided to call an SGM to discuss this issue and take a vote on whether this activity should be curbed or not.
Isn't the use of refuge flat for any other use than taking refuge during a calamity, illegal?
If yes, is the management committee within its rights to call for an SGM to decide this?
Where should we complain to end this illegal use of refuge flat by some members?
Please advise.
Kind Regards
Ashok
mohan ghansham bhoyar
18 November 2014 at 16:30
Dear sir,
325 ki kalam ke bareme mereko information chahiye. spot checking me koi bhi sabut mila nahi to saja ho sakati hai.
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satyender kumar
18 November 2014 at 16:23
Hello,
I would like to know for accident case where my brother and his friend got serious injury (yesterday we have submitted the file in court). The case is on board and the next the hearing date is in next month 15/12/2014 given by court.
my brother and his friend both working in a Pvt Firm, they were not able to perform there duties from last three months and still they are not fit for the job.
my brothers right leg was born broken (operated by doctors used 2 plates and one Steel rod) ,and his friend had head injury.
accused is from Afghanistan and want to settle case out of court he is ready to give the amount for hospital bills (around 2 lac rupees) for both, but we have used the health insurance in hospital and we don't have the original bills with us.
if we ask for compensation in court how much amount we can get in this case,
what should we do now.
what is the expected result of case
kindly give your valuable suggestion.
thanks
Satyender
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