Anonymous
07 June 2018 at 15:23
I am 24 yrs girl doing job in IT company in Mumbai.I belong to OBC category.My bf is 25 yrs doing job in International company in Mumbai . He belongs to SC category i.e. he is dalit. We love each other . But I am afraid of his caste and treatment people give to their caste as it is lowest caste.I love him but not ready to accept his caste.Should I marry him?
Anonymous
07 June 2018 at 15:03
My mother in law & her brother & sisters have their names on 7/12 for agricultural land in Maharashtra along with a Tenant (Farmer) who is cultivating the land for many years.
The Tenant has obtained certificate (Namuna 9 Rule no 18) under 32 M under Act 1948.
Now, my question is can we sell this land or the land now belongs to Tenant since he has obtained certificate 32M? Or we can sale our portion of land as per 7/12?
arindam
03 June 2018 at 18:23
I got married in late 2017 (through hindu marriage act) and soon after wife started behaving strangely raising imaginary issues with me and family members. She left within 3 months of marriage.
Then I found out through detective that she had a past marriage and it is dissolved. I and my parents came to know about her past marriage only now. This was my first marriage. I feel like cheated and now she has filed maintenance 125 Crpc
I think she married just to make money out of this marriage.
I want to fight such that she dont get a penny for maintainence/alimony.
Please advice:
• Is my marriage legal?
• What all laws/tools I can use to defend me and my family.
• How to make sure she don’t get any maintainence
Anonymous
03 June 2018 at 07:50
Hello,
My in laws are threatening me with very abusive language and are saying they will file dv and 498a.
This is my 2nd marriage and I have already fought 498a up to supreme Court at the time of 1st marriage.
My wife had went to her mother's house and now they are not sending her back. She wants to return but she is scared of her mother.
I do not want divorce as I have a 20 month very cute son.
What are my options to protect my self and also not go for divorce?
I don't want to go with RCR as the moment I will file a civil case they will file criminal cases on me.
Niranjan
01 June 2018 at 17:26
My neighbor has built a grill partition in the common passage. He also has used my side on the wall and clamped the Grill to my side on the wall. He is saying he did it a few months back and now is not willing to remove it. He says ask others to remove and he will surely remove. The other floor guys also have done. I donot get much from the Association as it is formed very recently and they donot know much also.
What is my way here?
N'Jan
Anonymous
30 May 2018 at 18:55
Dear Experts,
The apartment association (formed under KSRA, 1960) had sent a notice saying they will disconnect the basic amenities like water, generator backup, security & housekeeping services part of defaulter action.
The defaulter action is defined as those who did not pay the maintenance of X amount every month for a given period.
Do they have any rights to recover the dues other than thru filing a civil suit for recovery? They just sent an email 36 hours before stopping all the services.
Is there any relief under which i can stop them from disturbing my peaceful use of the common amenities. I have paid the entire amount but did not agree to pay the extra amount that was increased from April 2018 which is actually a savings projected towards the gold set for after 5 years from now.
Any thoughts about how i can proceed in this regard is a great help.
Thank you
inderjeet
30 May 2018 at 10:25
Four years ago woman was harassed, humiliated and molested by an employee but no action was taken. After 2 years old dismiss from job on false ground. Case of harassment filed in civil court. Can I also file policy police complaint against that employee after 4 years.
Gurvinder Singh
28 May 2018 at 06:41
Dear sir
A shop was given on rent by my grand father. Among my uncle who is NRI (all other uncles including my father are no more) can file a suit under Punjab Rent control Act . Pl. suggest
Regards
Anonymous
20 May 2018 at 17:23
I'm a buyer entered in to a property sale agreement (not registered)with a seller in Coimbatore(,tamilnadu) to buy a resale property which is under mortgage. Agreement time period is six months,5 months have elapsed.out of 100% of sale value ,50% of sale value is under mortgage loan and I paid 40% of the sale amount as advance where cheque numbers are Incorporated in the agreement document and as I got possessory right and with seller's oral consent I spent huge sizable value on renovation and seller himself has witnessed the renovation process as he is residing in the immediate neighborhood apartment .Just before the agreement is about to lapse in few days, I came to know the seller hasn't settled the loan using our advance and hasn't got the title documents ready,now he is trying to breach the contract after getting renovation done in my expenses and trying to sell the renovated property at my expenses.
What is the remedy for my situation?
1.) How to legally get him register the title in my favour?
2.)In other case What are the options to recover my entire advance amount including the renovation expenditure?
3.)agreement period is 6 months,5months have lapsed,also agreement not registered.will it have any implications?
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Dear Legal Experts and Advocates,
I thank you for providing me with legal advice so far. Its been a humbling experience so far. And I am asking for some more inputs.
Cause of posting this query:
The District Consumer Forum on receiving a complaint, in its judgement dated 4-12-2015 in Civil Appeal Nos. 10941 10942 of 2013 New India Assurance Co. Ltd. v/s Hilli Multipurpose Cold Storage Pvt. Ltd. & other connected matter, decided on December 4, 2015 the Honourable Supreme Court of India delivered by a specially constituted three-judge bench [Justice Anil Dave for the bench along with Justices Vikarmajit Sen and Pinaki Chandra Ghose], has said, the opposite party is required to be given notice, directing him to give his version within 30 days. This time can be extended by another 15 days. This extension may be granted by a District Forum or The State or National Consumer Commission.
Hence the opposite parties have only 45 days time to file a reply for the complaint made against them in a Consumer Complaint from the date of notice.
In my case at the Tumkur DCDRF, the OP has simply come and sat inside the court without coming before the judge/president. for 90 days. The same I have made known to the president via letter.
After 90 days are over from date of notice, one advocate appears and files vakalathnama on 90th day. I objected to president accepting the vakalathnama as it is over 90 days that the OPs have not filed reply to my complaint.
The president said that vakalathnama they have filed. But till the 90th day from date of issue of notice to OPs, nobody came to the judge and told anything nor did any advocate file any vakalathnama.
This is wrong in law, the president is directly commited offence by not following the orders of the Hon Supreme Court of India.
How to tackle this? However I have given letter asking president to pass exparte orders since the OPs have appeared for all the previous dates and not filed any reply till date which was 90th day from the date of issuance of notice to OPs by the consumer court.
Any inputs will be appreciated.