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Gayathri   07 January 2014 at 16:37

Car parking for tenants in a society

Recently i have purchased a flat, and learnt and observed that in the common space few cars are parked, when made enquiries whether me or my tenant will get space to park the car, it was told that first preference is given to owner occupying the flat, over tenants. And it was quoted to me that this is the procedure quoted in the bye law. When i asked for the copy of the bye law, it was not provided to me.
I just wanted to get a clarification, as to
1) Whether my tenant will not have right over the common space to park his vehicle on first come first served basis.
2) Whether the owner's staying there have additional right over my tenant.
3)Whether right of usage of common space cannot be passed to my tenant.
4) Whether this kind of bye law so passed with some special preference (for owner's living there)is valid?.
5)Let me know on the name of some books,To know about these things on bye laws, quorum for bye laws, what are thing can be passed on the bye law.
(please note that common space is not sufficient for parking cars of all members)

Anonymous   07 January 2014 at 16:37

MV Act

Sir
How a multiplier is applied in claim cases under M V Act

Rizwan Parkar   07 January 2014 at 16:36

Construction on agriculture land

Dear Sirs,

I have purchased 11 gunta's of agriculture land in Panchgani, Maharashtra. The land is connected to the road.

Being a tourist place NA sanctioning of Agriculture land particularly in Mahableshwara and Panchgani is totally stopped.

Now I want to build a home for education purpose of my kids.

If I build a home, is there any legal problem?

And if there is a legal problem then what is the solution.

Rizwan Parkar

aap   07 January 2014 at 16:10

498a fir quashing

dear members
wife filed 498a case on me and all my family members ,now the compromise has done in mediation cell of high court
so my question is

Q1 based on mediation agreement will my fir will be quashed or not
Q2how much time will it take to quash fir based on compromise agreement

thanks

Ankit   07 January 2014 at 15:50

Stamp duty on loan agreement

How much is the stamp duty on loan agreement and on Deed of Hypothecation in new delhi?

e form   07 January 2014 at 15:44

Illegal construction on the state highway

I was read.
As per supreme court's order
No more permission on state or national highway any construction.

But our city Municipal Chief officer, Tahsildar, PWD Officer, or some political leader doing this illegal construction of statue on road.
mainly Member of Rajyasabha Grant Fund for Developing that construction
Can we filed FIR against those officer, Political Leader or Etc.
Some social worker raised the objection on this construction but they officer refused an application.

Where,we go for it?
POlice Station or Approach to the Courts

GREENKAIJ   07 January 2014 at 15:35

Land acquisiotn bill

can i calim on the basis of new land acquisition and rehabillation 2013

in new act Govt can return acquired land if unused for 5 yrs.
our land goverment acquired under the 1894 act. but govt not used that land since/last 20 years. now 1894 act close by the central goverment. so we want to fresh claim under the new act. this is possible? any helpful advice give us. as soon as possible. thanking your

MADHUKAR SINGH   07 January 2014 at 15:21

Process to get declared unconstitutional a provision of constitution itself

My query pertains to the following subject-matter:

There are catena of illustrations wherein various Constitutional Amendments have been declared unconstitutional from time to time.

Not a single illustration has surfaced yet wherein any constitutional provision which is in the constitution since the commencement of the Constitution has been declared void by virtue of Art.13.

As to whether provisions which are ab intio in the Constitution are not "law" within the term of Art.13?

If they are "law" then as to whether they cannot be scrutinized under Art.13.

For example if any such provision of law is apparently arbitrary then what is the way to assail such provision.

DEEPAK DHAMEJA   07 January 2014 at 15:21

Guaranter

IF I M GUARANTER TO SOMEONE FOR Rs. 200000/-
AS BORROWER. BECOME INSOLVENT AND DECLARED BY THE COURT.
BUT HE HAS DECLARED IN THE COURT THAT HE HAS BORROWED Rs. 200000/- THURU ME.
NOW WHAT WILL BE THE LEGAL POSITION OF ME IN COURT OF LAW ?

Surrender K Singal   07 January 2014 at 15:15

Presummoning evidence

Without any locus standi before Metropolitan Magistrate who has rejected complaint u/s 156(3) CrPC but proceeding with recording Complainant's presummoning evidence, how can a proposed ACCUSED submit an Order by ADJ in Civil Suit for the same matter, being agitated in Criminal Complaint as Police did not file any FIR for the prima facie Civil matter ?