Anonymous
06 July 2020 at 00:18
Respected Experts,
I am writing in a website run by Bangladeshi citizen.recently I found a few authors of Bangladesh is writing against Indian internal matters though I objected and got those writing banned but for that now I am not in good book of that website Admin,How to stop the website's visibility in India? Pl advice.Regards.
Anoop John
05 July 2020 at 18:42
Ours is a narrow public road in corporation residential area, where right side is facting the back of all houses and the left side facing the front of all houses. The issue is that the left side people ask for construction of open drain through left side of the road and the right side people ask for the construction of open drain through right side of the road. So, is there any corporation rules regarding the construction side of open drain in public roads?
inderjeet
05 July 2020 at 12:25
An affidavit attested by oath commissioner was submitted to civil court as exhibit stating in to file no objection in criminal case when called upon. My query is that as the affidavit was filed in pressure from opposite party and when criminal case was called upon I did not submit no objection and my case was heard. Can I refuse to this affidavit which submitted in civil court that same was filed in pressure.
inderjeet
05 July 2020 at 12:21
An affidavit attested by oath commissioner was submitted to civil court as exhibit stating in to file no objection in criminal case when called upon. My query is that as the affidavit was filed in pressure from opposite party and when criminal case was called upon I did not submit no objection and my case was heard. Can I refuse to this affidavit which submitted in civil court that same was filed in pressure.
Kumar
05 July 2020 at 06:21
Dear Experts,
I am planning to buy a school (Land + Building) which is currently registered as a Society under Andhra Pradesh Societies Act and rent it out to the same management. Please note that, I am not planning to run the school at least for next few years, due to different obligations, so I am planning to rent it out to the current management as they are interested in running the school for next few years.
As the School is currently registered under Society, I am not sure what is the best way to buy and rent this school. Could any experts in this forum please answer below questions. Greatly appreciate your help on this.
1. Is it a good idea to create new trust with my family members as members and purchase the School (land/building) in the name of trust and rent the school to the existing educational society which currently owns the school? OR Is it better to buy this property as an individual (on my name) and create rental agreement?
2. Which is better between registering property under my name vs newly created trust name from cost/taxes perspective? In case of trust name, Do I need to pay Property registration charges of 7.5% ? For example, in Andhra Pradesh, the base Andhra Pradesh Stamp Duty rate of apartment/ flat is 5%, transfer duty is 1.5%, and the registration fee is 0.5 %
3. In future, If I want to sell the property then what is better option Purchasing the school on my name VS purchasing the school on trust name?
Thanks,
Kumar
Soumen Jana
04 July 2020 at 23:17
Mr X sell the property To Mr A & Mr B. Mr X mentioned 8ft common passage to Mr A(2015), 13ft common passage to Mr B(2010) mentioned sell deed. But The common passage is still the seller name. But now the seller Mr X disagree and block the road and not permit to taking electric and water line and concrete road through this common passage. In that case seller want again asked money to sell the common passage to the buyer Mr A &Mr B. Seller have some land in same Dag No...guide me in that case what can I do?
Mario
04 July 2020 at 18:38
I stay in a cooperative housing society. Before i could purchase a second hand flat on 2nd floor which is also the last floor, the building terrace had asbestos sheets(This was fixed may be due to leakage) BUT still there was leakage ONLY from my balcony roof.
I brought it to the notice of CHS. The leakage was due to a concrete beam coming between asbestos sheets. To stop this leakage the concrete beam had to be demolished. The CHS funded the repairs. As the building itself is 20 years old, the demotilion of concrete beam has had a adverse affect on my balcony roof.
The leakage has stopped but concrete pieces are falling off from the balcony roof. This i feel was the direct impact of the demolished beam and also the LEAKAGE which was OVER SEVERAL MONTHS WHICH HAS WEAKENED THE STRUCTURE.
Now my question is who is responsible for the repairs(concrete pieces falling off) of the balcony considering its been 6 years since the repairs. Please note i had warned the committee the effects of beam demolition on my balcony roof and at the same time had vouched for its demolition as i was the affected party.
If the CHS says they are not responsible for repairs than what is the future course of action?
Mario
04 July 2020 at 18:25
I stay in a cooperative housing society. Before i could purchase a second hand flat on 2nd floor which is also the last floor, the building terrace had asbestos sheets(This was fixed may be due to leakage) BUT still there was leakage ONLY from my balcony roof.
I brought it to the notice of CHS. The leakage was due to a concrete beam coming between asbestos sheets. To stop this leakage the concrete beam had to be demolished. The CHS funded the repairs. As the building itself is 20 years old, the demotilion of concrete beam has had a adverse affect on my balcony roof.
The leakage has stopped but concrete pieces are falling off from the balcony roof. This i feel was the direct impact of the demolished beam and also the LEAKAGE which was OVER SEVERAL MONTHS WHICH HAS WEAKENED THE STRUCTURE.
Now my question is who is responsible for the repairs(concrete pieces falling off) of the balcony considering its been 6 years since the repairs. Please note i had warned the committee the effects of beam demolition on my balcony roof and at the same time had vouched for its demolition as i was the affected party.
If the CHS says they are not responsible for repairs than what is the future course of action?
Raghwendra Singh
04 July 2020 at 15:25
Dear Sir/Madam I started my carrier in Defence Research & Development Organization (DRDO) , Ministry of Defence , Govt. of India in October, 1998. I shifted from DRDO to ICAR an Autonomous Research Organization under Min of Agriculture, Govt. India through proper channel by submitting technical resignation on 24 Feb, 2011 I submitted an application for regularization. My present department i.e.ICAR is asking for contributory pension and gratuity and leave encashment etc . Please suggest me any rules if an employee shifted form central to central govt. whether it is mandatory to submit these contributory pension,gratuity and leave encashment from previous organization.??? Please help me in this regard , so that my services can be regularized
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Refund of tuition fee deposited inthe court
Writ Petition was filed in High Court against the deficiency of the College. As per direction of the Court Tuition Fess for the Academic Year was deposited in terms of Demand Draft in favor of Register General of the Court. Now judgement was given by the High Court in favor of the Student and directed to the State Government for shifting of the Student.
Student also took admission in the new College paying fees.
I would like to know procedure to be followed for get back the tuition fees deposited in the Court. Court will refund as per their procedure and have to be applied for refund.
With regards,
S.K.Ray