Prasad
13 August 2021 at 15:07
sir,
i have filed an RTI on 01 July 2021. i got reply on 20 July saying -in view of restrictions imposed due to covid disposal of RTI cases may take more than stipulated time as period as defined under RTI act.
today is 13/8/2021.
still information not received .
request advice to proceed further .
Mani S
13 August 2021 at 12:29
There is a senior citizen (widow) living in Vile Parle (East), Bombay who owns a piece of agricultural land in Tirunelveli Tamil Nadu. She wants to sell it and there is a buyer. Due to age and health issues she is not able to travel to Tirunelveli. She wants to give Power of Attorney to a third party who is helping her in this regard (She has no close relatives in Bombay). After duly ensuring that her rights are protected, is there a way that she can give the PoA to third party. If yes, is it required for the 3rd party also to be present in the registrar office in Bombay to register the PoA? We need specific power with a schedule of the property in the PoA. Mere Execution Power will not do. Can anyone refer me to any reliable document writer or advocate in Vileparle (East) who can draft the PoA and facilitate registration. Thank you.
Udaya Mallick
13 August 2021 at 11:08
I'm working in Indian Space Research Organization for the last 2 and half years. I have faced a lot of problems in this organization. My probation was not closed still now and I have faced a lot of harrasment. On 25th May 2021 I have submitted my application of resignation. Still now on 13th August 2021 my resignation was not accepted and I am been forced to withdraw my resignation and submit my resignation based on "personal ground ". I would like to know what shall be my due course of action.
Anonymous
13 August 2021 at 10:54
I am working in Indian Space Research Organization for the last 2 and half years. I have faced a lot of problems in this organization viz my probation was delayed therefore my salary was not incremented and also faced harassment from higher official. I have submitted my Resignation on 25th May, 2021 with a notice period of 1 month. Till today on 13th August 2021 I was not relived off my duty. I was being forced to withdraw my resignation and submit a new resignation on personal grounds. What shall be my due course of action?
Anonymous
12 August 2021 at 20:34
we are owner and in 1955 we rented our shop , after long asking we finally in 1970 filled an eviction case against tenant in civil court at taluka place.our strong point was bonafied use and default in rent by tenant .in 1988 court result was in our favour and tenant was asked to evacuate the shop .then tenant apealed in district court in 1995 district couret resulted in our favour, then tenamt apealed in high court and there also result was same in our favour then tenant apealed in supreme court delhi. but case was not admited and 6 month spl leave was granted then after filling contempt finally after 40 long years in 2010 we got posession of our shop .uptil today we owner run businesss there . but in 2018 that old tenant again filled case against us at taluka level court on saying that one of legal heir was not made party in original case and all the decision by court should stand aside and posession should be granted back to tenant.
now my question is 1
1 on what ground we can deni his claim and what is technical answer to this case
2 are there any chances that owner has give back the posession to tenant
3 please suggest us proper answer as we really seek one solid technically correct answer
Anonymous
12 August 2021 at 13:48
Namaste Sir,
Im desirous to purchase to purchase one flat in Bangalore. But the owner resides in America, How to proceed further regarding payments, drafting letters and registrations.
The owner says he represents his father in law in Bangalore to register his flat to me.
Regards
Narahari
Anonymous
12 August 2021 at 07:58
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am an employee of West Bengal State Owned Power Company and entitled to Medical, HR, LTC & HTC [Home Travel Concession -annual] benefits and my wife is a Contractual Employee (Para Teacher) under Sarva Shiksha Mission in West Bengal.
As in West Bengal a Para Teacher receives salary of Rs.13000/- (approx.) PM with 3% annual increment and they are not entitled for on other facilities viz Medical , HR etc. apart from EPF and one time Rs.300000/- post completion of 60yrs (retirement) as retirement ex-gratia.
In the given circumstances, can my wife enjoy medical benefits, LTC benefits from my organisation, as she is not provided such facilities by her employer.
sabir
12 August 2021 at 02:34
respected sir/madam
I had purchased a commercial shop in the 1996 from the land owner with registered documents ,after 20 years the land owner expired and his siblings came to me with redevelopment of the said land along with my shop.after negotiation they convinced me to give the shop for redevelopment. in 2016 I gave my shop to them with new registered document done in which they promised me the new shop .In 2019 when I asked them for possesion in writing they refused to do so.After which in 2019 I filed the case in consumer forum. There on the merit when the developers observed that case was on our side,in 2020 he filed the case against me on undue influence against registered documents .Now it's almost 4 year I am not getting my shop possesion I am fully depressed I cannot understand what to do .It was the only place where I used to earn for my family. please help me out with some helpfull suggestion. Meanwhile I had also filed the case IN RERA in 2021.Can I can go for for under MOFA.
Anonymous
11 August 2021 at 22:17
Originally builder provided exclusive land by charging extra money for my Groundfloor flat of society.
I did construction of one big room, Toilet, Chokdi ,bathroom,Prayer room under roof
shed made and impact fee paid to local authorities for regularisingi allotted 800 sq.ft area.
The original carpet area 650 sq feet and the area build afterward on my land is 800 sq feet totaling 1450 sq feet.
The society is going for redevelopment and the developer is ready to give 30% more carpet area of 650 sq ft. and say to pay 7 times for the land amount which was paid 32 years back.
What should my carpet area?
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Ancestral property
I am a Hindu lady.
My parental grandfather died intestate in 1945. He was survived by a son, i.e, my father, and one unmarried daughter. His wife had died earlier. My grandfather left behind one residential house in Punjab which he had purchased with his self earned money.
My father was married in 1941. He had one son and two daughters. The son was born in 1942 and the eldest daughter was born in 1945. I ,her younger daughter ,was born in 1952.
My father married his younger sister in 1953 and sold off property inherited from my grandfather in 1959 to pay off the loan taken for the marriage of his younger sister.
Thereafter, my father bought some property in Delhi with his self earned money. He started making payment for Delhi property before selling Panjab property.
But in 2001 my brother filed a case of partition against my father claiming that Delhi property was made out of the proceeds of Panjab property. Even the heirs of my elder sister who died in 1996 have become plaintiffs in the case even though their mother died in 1996 and my father died in 2003 ,i.e, much earlier than 2005 amendment in HSA.
My queries are :
1- What was the nature of Panjab property that fell in the hands of my father vis a vis his sister since my grandfather died intestate.?( The plaintiffs never showed the sister in family tree in their plaint but did admit her existence elsewhere)
2- Both my sister and father died before 2005 amendment in HSA. Can the heirs of my sister still claim share if the property is proved Ancestral?