Civil judje senior divission court passed decree ie
1)Suit of plantiff decreed with cost
2)Defendant no 1&2 jointly and severally pay suit amount
Defendant no 1 is the liquidator of spinning mill
The plantiff seeks permission from permission under section 106 by Ragistrar under maharashtra statecooperative society Act 1960 after passing of
decree which is denied whether we file execution proceeding against liquidator
Sam 10
05 September 2014 at 15:51
Dear Sir Experts,
I need your help as my wife is not coming for second motion in mutual consent divorce.
Details- We filled mutual consent first motion in February 2014 and 50 % of agreed money was paid and as per the settlement, the second motion is to be filled with in one month from the expiry of statutory period of six months from the order date of first motion.
Which is about to be completed an we have send the papers to her and she is not intending to sign the same,
As per the settlement she has already withdrawn her 498a compliant and dv case and maintenance case.
Dear Experts, please suggest, what can we do to ensure that the settlement is honored and earlier amount was paid in cheque only.
Sam 10
05 September 2014 at 15:34
Dear Sir Experts,
I need your help as my wife is not coming for second motion in mutual consent divorce.
Details- We filled mutual consent first motion in February 2014 and 50 % of agreed money was paid and as per the settlement, the second motion is to be filled with in one month from the expiry of statutory period of six months from the order date of first motion.
Which is about to be completed an we have send the papers to her and she is not intending to sign the same,
As per the settlement she has already withdrawn her 498a compliant and dv case and maintenance case.
Dear Experts, please suggest, what can we do to ensure that the settlement is honored and earlier amount was paid in cheque only.
Praveen Kumar Sagar
05 September 2014 at 15:26
SIR,
I WANT TO KNOW APPEAL PERIOD IN A CASE UNDER SECTION 366 OF IPC, AGAINST AQUITAL ORDER, PASSED BY SESSION COURT . WHAT WILL BE APPEALATE COURT. WITH A VIEW TO HELP.
REGARDS,
THANKS
P.K. SAGAR
Sanjay Mote
05 September 2014 at 15:22
Some of the members of the society have decided in the gathering of Independence day that let's celebrate Ganpati Festival. (Independence day celebration was arranged in a simple manner by the secretary from society funds, merely Rs. 2000/- spending). Some members took out their wallets and paid the voluntary contribution/donation of Rs. 500/- then and there for Ganpati Festival.
To help celebrate festival in everybody's interest, the secretary also wrote a notice and circulated that the Ganpati Festival will be celebrated and interested member are requested to pay Rs. 500 per flat for the same. The Secretary, nominated 4 residents in the building as cultural committee for the festival and mentioned in the notice that the chairman will drive this as well as all the cultural activities in the premises which was mentioned in earlier notice with distribution of different responsibilities of different members of the MC.
Donations were voluntary, collected separately with one of the residents and spent on the exclusive that activity only.
Now, some money is left over. The cultural committee wants society to keep that amount in the same society A/C marked separately for cultural activities. I feel this should be OK. Please advice.
In between, some people those who have later on not participated in the festival have sent a mail to the MC asking keep the cultural activity separate and do not mix with society.
Looks society done the same thing. Now, questions are;
1. Can't the society declare this kind of cultural committee having volunteers/residents (mix of associate member, relative of member & resident of the society, but not the members of the society) to be driven by some members of MC?
2. Can we keep left over amount in society bank A/C marked separately, like FD, and use the same for next festival?
3. What's wrong in MC members actively participating in the festival celebration? Including arrangements etc.?
4. Can society donate some reasonable funds to this kind of cultural festival from their society A/C?
Please advice.
Mandeep
05 September 2014 at 14:55
my friend is a victim of domestic violence. Her all important documents like certificates etc are at husband's home .Can she go to pick them after police case has been filed ????she dont have keys with her.
Mandeep
05 September 2014 at 14:17
Please suggest best lawyer in patiala for fighting against domestic violence & dowry case.
Sanjay Mote
05 September 2014 at 14:16
A. Our's a new society,formed 3 month's back. We all have paid 2 yrs. maintenance charges to the builder at the time of registration/possession. Most of the people completed 2 yrs from the possession. But some have not. And the builder has handed over the A/C s with 22 Lakhs deficit while handing over the CHS.
Society called for Special AGM and decided/resolved to charge Rs. 3/- per s.ft. towards monthly maintenance. There were objections from the members who have not completed 2 yrs. since possession.
But CHS reminded all members that the builder has not handed over a single rupee and we have to run the society smoothly with daily business of water supply, electricity, security & maintenance of different common facilities. Every member has to pay for now and the matter of not completing 2 yrs. will be taken up separately with the builder.
When the CHS contacted builder with a proper letter and list of memebers, mentioning that some they have not completed 2 yrs. whereas, they have paid you maintenance charges for 2 complete yrs. CHS received a reply that the maintenance is not done on individual basis but society as whole. They asked us to calculate the A/C s on monthly basis and see what is left over in individual's A/C. We are yet to do it. Evenif we do it, from where we will be able to compensate them?
Question is whether the CHS was right in asking maintenance charge from even those members who have not completed 2 yrs. but paid for 2 yrs. to the builder?
2. Whether builder is right when they say that they have maintained society as a whole and not individual flat?
Because different people bought flats at different times. In fact, in our 2nd building, all have completed only 1 yr. since possession and in 1st building 30-40 % did not complete 2 yrs. Our society has 2 buildings.
B. Secondly, there are some flats vacant in the 2nd building. When we sent a maintenance bill to the builder for these vacant flats, then they have returned it by saying they will adjust in the A/C which they submitted at the time of handover. (22 Lakhs deficit).
Does the same not apply to the builder which we applied to the members who have not completed 2 yrs from possession. The builder has not paid a single rupee and we need to maintain society for daily business so all have to pay maintenance charges every month.
hitesh s savlani
05 September 2014 at 13:16
hello experts,
my question is that what the criminal court can provide me relief under this sucevation ,the revenue officer is not ready to make the specif order which is under his jurisdiction several times visiting the office but no reply is been provided ,he is just keep on delaying the matter,i want to know that can a ciminal court can provide me any permanent solution regarding this matter ,if yes please help me out
Right of married daughters in a h.u.f.
Sir,can the married daughters of a huf in maharashtra who were married before 22 nd june 1994 can claim their share in huf property. please advice.