Tashi Norbu Basi
21 February 2014 at 15:47
Can I get copy of a Writ Petition pending in the High Court? I want copy of the petition along with the annexures. I am not a party of the Writ.
Rampunit B. Mishra
21 February 2014 at 15:44
Respected Sir,
I am Army Ex Service Man & farmer of Bihar state, presently i am staying in ahmedabad gujarat since last 30 years and we also get the domisial for citizenship of gujarat. now my query is that I want to purchase agriculture land in gujarat. can you guide us is it possible & How?
So You are requested kindly guide us as earliest as possible in all possible manner.
Thanks & warm regards
Rampunit B Mishra
Ex-Army
Saikat Sen
21 February 2014 at 15:34
Dear Sir/Madam,
Rameswarpur cold storage pvt ltd a cold storage that is financed by our Bank.The land is in the name of the cold storage but the classification of the land is agricultural instead of non agricultural.
Can we go for SARFAESI in case the unit defaults & the classification of land remain agricultural.
Thanks & Regards,
Saikat Sen
nivedita sharma
21 February 2014 at 15:13
I was fed up of the icici bank agents for credit card recovery. i had gone to the police station but to my biggest shock when the agents called me on my cell when i was in police station i forced the inspector to take call on my behalf but he hesitated.but when i forced him to do so he spoke to the agents very politely in marathi and after hanging up he is being partial on their side and telling me that this is a civil case and we cannot do anything in this case.ashamed of mumbai police...
with no other option i approached the bank directly and ask them for settlement..they agreed to settle the amount of 84000 in 54000 in 7 installments.they want PDC and they said that i ll receive the no due certificate only when the last installment is cleared.online i have studied people complaining that icici bank makes false promises of providing no due certificate after taking installments and then asks for balance money also.what should i do?
Shrikant Parulekar
21 February 2014 at 14:37
Me and my son are partners in a partnership firm. The terms of agreement say equal allocation of profit/loss and equal remuneration to both the partners. Capital is in 90:10 ratio. My question is, in legal terms are we considered as 50:50 partners or 90:10 partners? What is the shareholding of each of us? In case we sell/dissolve our firm then at what ratio the proceeds shall be distributed?
Are there any Court rulings?
irshad nakhwa
21 February 2014 at 13:24
Hello Friends
I had purchased 30 nos. proposed NA plot from one my friend who is having 5 acre land on his name with 7 /12 extract on his name.
He will give possession to me after 36 months after converting the land in NA, water and electricity supply and construction of the Tar road on the land.
He had given me further rights to resale the plots with my term and condition as Proposed NA plot.
Now things is that legally I am not owning this land as the 7 /12 extract is not on my name.
Can I sell the land by making my friend as a confirming party. Is it possible and the buyer will get the legal rights to claim the property.
please provide the suggestion its very urgent.
Swaraj Kumar Das
21 February 2014 at 13:02
My father had a property in Bhubaneswar, Odisha state and he is not alive.We are three brothers and our mother is alive. We gave power of attorney and signed a development deed with a builder to build 12 numbers of flats with 50:50 share. We got six flats. The flats have been made after approval from BDA, Bhubaneswar.
My first question is, do we the legal inheritors need to register the property in our name? If so, how we would do it?
Secondly, the builder has sold out his share of flats. Can he register the property on his behalf as a power of attorney holder? Does he need our help to register the property for his buyer of flats?
The builder has not done many things as per our agreement deeds. How can we legally punish the builder? Kindly elaborate. Esskay.
Prashant Deshpande
21 February 2014 at 12:57
Dear Sir,
I am staying in Mumbai and got a single but bigger parking wherein I am able to park two cars. MC issues a single sticker for one car and now it has been decided for second car parking I have to pay additional Rs.9600 /- per year as decided by the AGM. Can I fight on this with MC that my parking space is something which I bought by the builder and they do not have rights to ask me to pay additional money.
One MC member got in touch with one society member who does not have car and got a letter signed by that owner to allow him to park MC member's second car in his parking.
By way of which his two cars are parked in the building without paying a single extra money.
How to handle this situation? Let me know.
edgar sylva
21 February 2014 at 12:26
Sir,
An uncle of mine was a tenant in a Gautan area in Mumbai since 1938. When he died his eldest son became the tenant; when this son died the second son became the tenant and when he died the tenancy was transferred to the third son by the legal owner (who incidentally had migrated abroad, but was operating through a POA in Mumbai).
The last signed document shows the owner confirming the third son as the tenant under his signature just about 4 years ago.
In 2011, this third son & wife went to live with his daughter & family abroad. Added to this, the owner is believed to have changed his POA and the new POA holder has refused to accept the rent for the flat- it is the understanding of this person that the flat has been locked up by the new POA holder by affixing another lock to the main door.
When the tenant was in Mumbai a few weeks ago, he repeatedly called this new POA holder to meet with him but the latter refused to do so with one excuse or the other.
Cannot this legal tenant send the rent money by Bank Draft directly to the landlord where he is staying ( in Canada)??
Cannot this legal tenant have the illegally put lock on the main door of his flat broken??
(he wants his adult son to stay in the flat)
Is there any law that allows the landlord to just usurp the flat without giving things in writing to the legaltanant??
What expert advise can you give for this kind of a case.
(by the way the flat is worth a lot as in a Gautan (village area) in the heart of the city where the FSI has been multiplied many fold by the Govt.
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