ajeetkumar singh
09 February 2014 at 17:09
Hi, i've a small query.
there is a land in mumbai on my father's name since last 26 years. my Grandfather is still alive. i've an uncle.
does my uncle has any right on that land?
it's on my fathers name and i suppose we own it.
we own it right? my uncle can not claim it as ancestral property? even if he claims, we can refuse it right?
T.Ramamurthy
09 February 2014 at 16:33
My brothers obtained a power of attorney from me to sell an old house in Thanjavur, tamilnadu and obtained a decree from subordinate court in 2002 based on 1956 Hindu Succession Act which discriminates between a son and a daughter. Now Hindu Succession Act 2005 gives equal share for daughter as well as son. The partition of the house has NOT taken place and the Decree as well has NOT been given effect too. Do I get equal share if the house is sold now? My brothers are contending that I will get my share based on 1956 Hindu Law only.
Pl carify. R.Seethalakshmi, Chennai
abcdefg
09 February 2014 at 15:51
IN no. SLP(civil).....
SLP stands for special leave petition,what is meaning of special leave in terms of law?
Plz explain.
abcdefg
09 February 2014 at 15:48
A male hindu whose name is XYZ has wife,son and daughter.Daughter is born before year 2003. XYZ has self earned property.If XYZ died in year 2007 without making a will,can daughter of XYZ get equal share with son in XYZ's self earned property on basis of HSA amendment 2005?
Vikram Katyal
09 February 2014 at 14:41
Respected All
My wife filed Crpc 125 against me.
Later I know to come regarding her employer, filed croc 127. In her reply, she again denied her job/earning.
Can interim maintenance order be cancelled. Please guide, what remedies i have in this case. Thanks
kumar
09 February 2014 at 13:58
Dear Sirs,
I reside in a Co-operative housing society which is about 29 Year old.
The builder of the society had first registered the society (a co-operative housing society) and then constructed a housing scheme of 40 houses. Later on He purchased adjoining land and constructed another housing scheme of 110 houses. The second scheme had its own building permission plan (approved from municipal cop), separate from the first one but registered under the same co-operative housing name as the first one had.( Sound strange ?? ) Likewise the builder had constructed four housing schemes one by one , having separate building permission plans but common registration.
We have now one president and his managing committee for all four schemes (vibhags).
Due to size of the society and other reasons, society is lacking in development and hence, the first scheme residents want to have separate society than rest ones. (Purchasers of first housing scheme were not informed by contractor about his intension of having common registration at the time of booking, in fact at the time of booking of scheme-1 houses, balance three schemes were not existing. Moreover, from registration point of view, all the four schemes have their own building permission plans without any cross references of other schemes.)
Please advice how an existing society can re register by adding Vibhag I and obtain a new registration number.
Munish Kumar Garg
09 February 2014 at 13:56
Hello Members
My client filed the complaint before the State Commission for claiming the compensation of Rs.40 Lacs on account of dacoity at their business place and pursuant to that my client filed the claim before the Hon'ble State Commission, which was dismissed by arriving to the finding that the complainant has accepted the claim as full and final settlement and no complainant cannot claim anymore compensation.
As the order of the Hon'ble State commission is perverse, as it is specifically observed by the Hon'ble Commission that the present appellant has accepted the discharge voucher as full and final settlement and mere raising objection on the very next (i.e. after the acceptance of the discharge voucher) does not substantiate the claim of the complainant and dismissed the complaint.
Note:- It is for your information, that complainant has mentioned while endorsing on the discharge voucher in the bottom "THAT HE IS ACCEPTING THE AMOUNT AS FULL/PARTIAL SATISFIED OF MY CLAIM"
So my request to you is that point me any citation which distinguish that Final/ Partial acceptance does not debar the complainant from claiming more compensation.
Thanks
Munish Kumar Garg, Advocate
PH: 09812345165
KETAN J SHAH
09 February 2014 at 12:21
Respected Sir's
The Landlord has filed eviction suits on two of his tenants as they have done illegal additions/alterations in the tenanted property without the NOC from landlord.
All the suits filed are in stage of cross examination of the Landlord (plaintiff ).The Tenants are still doing some renovations or the other on the pretex that they can do the work of repairs, colouring in the property and they do not require the permission from Landlord or the Court.They are NOT maintaining the status-Quo of the property.
In this state what action can be taken by the Landlord. Can he take stay order against the tenants
Please advice.
Thanking you in advance
Ravi Chand Garg
09 February 2014 at 11:36
1300 Sq Yds of my land was acquired by Haryana Urban Dev Authority vide sec 4 dt 2.5.2001, sec 6 dt 30.4.2002, award dated 27.4.2004. Stay of Dispossesion issued in 2003. Matter still before Punjab And Haryana High court.I have not taken any compensation. The LAO has not deposited the compensation in the court. The possession of land is still with me. We have taken the plea of 5 years period under Section 24(2) of the Land Acquisition Act of 2013 which reads as follows
24 (2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1) in case of land acquisition proceedings initiated under the Land Acquisition Act. 1894, where an award under the said section 11 has been made five years or more prior to the commencement of this Act but the physical possession of the land has not been taken or the compensation has not been paid the said proceedings shall be deemed to have lapsed and the appropriate Government, if it so chooses, shall initiate the proceedings of such land acquisition afresh in accordance with the provisions of this Act
Will the court accept our plea or LAO may take the defence under the stay of dispossion. Experts requested to give opinion and what it means deemed to have lapsed. Is lapsing automatic or it requires a vedict by court.
Ravi Chand Garg
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