JOTHIKUMARAN
08 August 2014 at 12:48
Dear Sir,
I would like to bring it to your notice, I belong to a Hindu family in chennai aged 42 years working in Private firm as a interior designer. I got married ( love marriage) in 2011, my wife from Andhra Pradesh. We have 8 month old baby boy.
My Parents were belong to chennai and we had a property in chennai. I have one younger sister well settled in abroad. We are broken due to financial status. Chennai was basically from my grandfather sister who had given the property to my grandfather only because he married his sister daughter ( my late grandmother), after some misunderstanding my grand parents were separated and not divorced. He had conflicts with my grandmother in giving her mother property to her. later after the court case, my grandmother got the property. after some years she gave it as a gift to her daughter ( my mother).
My parents are love marriage and my father is an engineer. Three years before my mother had sold the property without me and my sister concern and living very luxurious life. My mother had not given any money to both of us. Do I have any rights to claim the money or property or file case against it? Please do not mistake me for mailing this statement. (I don't like my own parents and sister cheating me)
My father have his own residential villa property in tamilnadu. My sister is behind like a shadow for that property. She had changed totally to attain the property or cash from my parents for her daughters.
My parents does not care about me, my wife and my baby boy. I feel very bad. I am not financially sound. Till now, they have not come to see my new born baby boy. Its paining me and my wife. I am not behind my parents property or cash.
My query is that does my son has any rights to enjoy or entitle or acquire the grand father assets? If so, how to apply and if not then why?
At least he should not be cheated like me!!!
I humbly request you to reply to my query at the earliest.
rajesh kumar
08 August 2014 at 12:43
sir
one book publication house given me cheque with FOR SEAL.
the signature of person Mr G.Sudhakar but the proprietor of business concern is G. MADHAVI.
Cheque issued and signed by G.Sudhkar.
the same presented in bank got memo of insufficient funds. so on whom i have to give notice. TO MADHAVI? OR TO SUDHAKAR
dylan
08 August 2014 at 12:09
What happens if the owner of a tenanted property sells his/her property by giving false details on the sale deed.
False details are:
1. The present owner (X) is the wife of the original owner(Y). In the Form I & IV the name of the original owner(Y) and his sister(Z) is present. The surnames of the original owner(Y) and his sister(Z), who are both dead, being the same, the present owner(X) being the wife of (Y) states that she and the sister are one and the same person. That her "first name" alias the sisters "first name" and than the common surname are the same person.
2. The property is being occupied by the tenant for the last 50 years. So the tenant has got the electricity bill and the water bill in her name. On the sale deed it is mentioned that the owner is in absolute possession of the premises and she will transfer the above bills in the name of the new purchaser.
3. The NOC for nil eccumbrance has been submitted after one year, one month and registered around the same time after the sale date and transaction date and the stamp paper date. Is this valid?
Kindly advice.
Susmita
08 August 2014 at 11:58
Whether a stanger person to the suit can be substituted under Order 22 Rule 3 of CPC. What is the perview of legal representative here?
C Mohan
08 August 2014 at 11:07
Sir,
I am thankful to Mr. Dhingra for his reply to my yesterday's query. In his reponse Mr. Dhingra has very kindly stated that
"Your appointment letter is supposed to contain the answer of your query, as normally after completion of probation period the employee is treated as regular".
But Sir in my appointment letter the probation period was not mentioned and even there was no restricting clause or time frame. In other words my appointment was not on extension basis. In fact I have worked for 13 years continuously without any single day break, but the probation period was also not mentioned.
Submitted for Shri Dhingra's valuable suggestions.
With regards,
kinden
08 August 2014 at 10:08
my parents had too similar home loan cases going on....both of them deceased and bank subsituted our names......one case has been decided ....so can judgement of this can be used to quash the other case
Terry DCruz
08 August 2014 at 07:21
I had to file 2 different writ petition against the Government. Both cases are dismissed by High Court. These can also be tagged...
But now when I am going through the pleading of the cases it is clear that the affidavits filed by the Government in both the cases are patently false. My lawyers were unable to convince the Judge though one of the grounds taken in the appeal before the Division Bench was about the false affidavit.
Without going to Supreme Court what other remedy I have to re-open my cases.
I feel I may have to appear in person.
1. Whether an application under 340 CrPC or
2. An application under section 151 of CPC
whether such petitions are to be filed in the first court or the appellate court?
or is there any other remedy available?
Dr C Suresh
08 August 2014 at 06:58
Bank files cheque bounce cases using security cheques after declaring borrower in default and NPA since June 2001. Met Mag and High Court acquit by stating that borrower is not in default and there was no enforceable debt. Judgment attained finality. The bank then using the same default & NPA date of June 2001 file a claim in DRT ignoring the High Courts judgment. Does this come under Contempt of Court for ignoring and undermining the authority and judgment of Hon High Court?
Koushik Mallick
08 August 2014 at 01:12
Sir, I am koushik mallick. my father's name is Barun Kumar Mallick ( who expired on 1993). In my all documents my father's name
spelled Barun Kr. Mallick. (Kr. short form of Kumar). Is it caused any problem???
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