sharad mali
01 August 2014 at 13:53
can anyone share B. Ramulamma and others v. Venkatesh Bus Union and another 2009 (6) ALT 784 judgment copy please.
yogesh sheth
01 August 2014 at 13:32
Dear Sir,
We are staying in a rented flat of a building in Kolkata since last 40 years. The original owner has formed a trust for the same and appointed his wife, sister and son of sister as trustee for the whole building. After the original owner expired his wife has adopted a girl and get her married. The girl and husband both were staying with the land lady and as due to age she gifted the house to the girl and his husband by virtue of a registered Gift Deed. Now the main point to be consider now is that originally my elder brother was tenant, after that the tenancy was changed to my fathers name and after expiry of my father the tenancy was changed to my mothers name and this changes was done by the owners. Now we are being pressurised to vacate the flat or buy the same. Now my question is on verifying the documents we found that the trust were having three trustee but the gift deed has been signed by single trustee and on asking we were told that other two trustee has given NO INTEREST DECLARATION but not Having seen the same. Now I request seniors to suggest whether present Landlord can compel us to vacate the flat inspite of paying regular rent with 10% increment every 3 years. Secondly does the TRUST stands to be legal with only one trustee and can the same trustee can Gift the property at her own will without having any legal relation with the person concerned. Thirdly If we purchased the same from the exisisting Landlords - will the other trustees will have any right in future upon the same property or can demand anything from us in near future.Fourthly when my mother's presence will not be there will my nephew(Son of original first tenat) gets the tenancy right automatically. Awaiting an early reply from learned senior Leaders.
Thanking you,
YOGESH SHETH
M Satyanarayana
01 August 2014 at 13:30
Sir,
I filed partition suit in the year 1997 against my sister occupying my mother's property. My mother died intestate and my sister refused to give share to me stating she bequeathed the entire property by virtue of forged Will. The decision came in my favor given by High court.My sister filed SLP in the Supreme Court which was dismissed. I filed for final decree proceedings and Advocate commission. Till date court could not appoint advocate commission due to filing of various false pleadings against me. My sister's daughter also filed impleadment petition claiming sha is the owner of the house purchased the said property before suit for partition when she was minor. There is no stop for litigation and it is going on and on for last 18 years.
Please can any body suggest any remedy or relief in the CPC or any law which can deter adamant and vexatious litigants for prolonging the case. Court is helpless and blames only pleaders. What is the repercussions when both sides pleaders avoid attending litigant case for some reason or other willingly or unwillingly. When the case is going to be resolved, is there limit . It is my personal question but is also affecting every litigants in the Indian Courts hence it is in the interest of public.
Please kindly advise.
MSN
Venkat Mogga
01 August 2014 at 12:19
I, Bharathi Mogga, having a flat in joint name with my mother. But my mother unfortunately had expired 2 months back. Now I want to remove her name from the joint ownership and include my brother's name. I am unmarried and staying with my brother and his wife and 2 children.
Please let me know the procedure.
s$$$s
01 August 2014 at 12:08
Sir/Madam
My question is related to copyright i want to know that can we claim copyright on the songs or bhajans of hindu saints... which are already in public domain... and if some one gets copyright over the same can we revoke the same... plss tell me some provisions related to it...
Dheeraj kumar
01 August 2014 at 11:24
Hi Experts
My bhabhi filed 498A case on my brother and the case has been running from the past 4 years.
Can my brother filed Divorce based on dissertion and cruelty, Actually the case position is 50:50 both can win but our lawyer is saying that might be she will win the case, As in these issues judges usually shows lenient to the girls side.
what if my brother looses the case in lower court can he filled for divorce even after loosing the case.
Now there is so much bitterness in there relation and in any case my brother don't want to lived with her, is it possible that even after loosing the case my brother can get divorce from her.
She is asking huge sum of money which my brother is not ready to pay.
Please provide your valuable suggestions.
Rajendran R
01 August 2014 at 11:13
Respected sir,
I have a few sisters.They all got married around 1976 itself and been living with their husbands in their husband places.Should they have rights to claim my father's property?My father didnot write any document on their names sofar.Please help me sir
Rajendran
Mark
01 August 2014 at 10:32
Our building is 20+ years old and has 7 flats (owners). It is yet to be registered as a society. 2 flats on the first floor is owned by 1 individual. For the past 5+ years, the monthly maintenance charges is not being paid by the owner while uses all the facilities like water, parking, common lighting, etc. He also runs his business within the premises. Throws around weight by asking his customers to park inside the building and his driver always parks his vehicle inside the compound. As the members can't afford to keep 2 security personnel, we only have a night watchman.
how can we demand and fix this man's irrational behavior?
prithwish sengupta
01 August 2014 at 10:24
Dear Sir,
I have purchased a residential plot in AY 2014-15, and paid stamp duty of rs 21900 on the same. Whether i can take deduction under 80 c for stamp duty paid on purshase of residential plot.
Regards
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