Bhanu
09 October 2025 at 16:35
Hi All, We have filed an appeal to Supreme court. Court ordered to serve notice to respondents. They recieved notice and filed wakalatnama but still not filed counter affidavit. Court has given many opportunity for them to file counter affidavit. inspite of giving several opportunity to respondent by the supreme court had rejected the opportunity to file counter affidavit around 2-3 times to respondant. 1) will the supreme court gives further opportunity to respondent to file counter affidavit one more time? 2) will the court accepts such counter affidavit of respondents which is not filed in due time. 3) Is there any Supreme court Judgement for not accepting the counter affidavit of respondants.
Gulab
08 October 2025 at 22:39
If in District i have appointed one Advocate by submitting Vakilpatra. But during any stage of case or at Argument does any other lawyers from same district court or/High Court can represent me on behalf of advocate for whom i filed Vakilpatra.?
If yes what is procedure to make appear another advocate? Also does along with additional advocate does my original advocate can both also appear at same time on my side.?
Gulab
08 October 2025 at 22:32
In Gurdian & ward case" Assistant Superintendent of district court" and "paternal uncle" appointed as joint Gurdian of minor children whose both parent died. So in future in new civil case filed in that in same district court do we need to make party to Assistant Superintendent of district court".
And will Assistant Superintendent of district court" will need government Advocate to represent Assistant Superintendent of district court"?
kishorchandra p mehta
06 October 2025 at 16:00
Whether a co operative housing society can pass a resolution preventing flat owner to rent out his flat to bachelors
shyam lal
06 October 2025 at 08:26
Documents presented in court have to be shared with the lawyers of complainant and defendant .
Query..is it a norm/law that the documents presented in court by respective lawyers also have to share with their respective clients .
Nagarajan Arumugam
04 October 2025 at 21:14
Respected Sirs, In a circumstance, Notarized property WILL document has to be declared to the court as null and void by the legal heirs and the property owners sibilings (Property owner passed away). Is it possible to do so? What are all the impact of such declaration?
Anonymous
04 October 2025 at 16:27
my family is recognised POJK Refugee & our family income is well below 8 LPA .
The main issue is property -
- Non municipal =
since we left everything behind govt alloted our family ( my grandpa ) 20 Marla abadi land and grandpa has died and he has 9 legal heirs but there exist no records ( jamabandi / khevat / khata / mutation / Malkiat ) either in our ancestors or in our father name as it is still considering as evacuee property without propriety rights .
So even if they count / not count this is significantly below permissible limit ? ( since J n k orders that HSA applies in evacuee property ) and in no possible scenario we own > 200 sq yards .
- municipal = there is a 182 sq yard plot in our father name purchased by my father in 2006 ( house built and we currently live here )
Recently my father wanted to sell this and shift to village but we just got to know that we were scammed .
The property we purchased from X in 2006 is already acquired by government irrigation project in 1983.
- Tehsildar has rejected transfer of property citing the acquisition .
( your father ownership is very clouded )
- patwari had REFUSED to issue Fard
( citing that my father is owner / ownership record )
- Irrigation department refused to give us NOC( for transfer ) citing the acquisition again
- they gave us AWARD and COMPENSATION list which has X name ( from whom we buy land though unclear his exact share that was acquired )
Every department is refusing to recognise my father as owner of that land despite showing them mutation my father name ( 2006 )
Right now we can’t sell , Mutate , use as collateral because govt departments aren’t letting us .
Will this be counted as our asset for I&A?
Doesn’t if they count they will be taking two contradictory stances
- for selling = your father isn’t the owner so we can’t let you sell
- for ews = it’s your fathers asset ( mutation and possession )
Please clarify , I will be grateful ( sorry for bad grammer )
Zeeshan
03 October 2025 at 21:14
Please suggest fait of my case :-
BACKGROUND :-
My father purchased a property in 1984 from one Ms. Zulekhan through a Registered GPA, Agreement to Sell, Agreement Deed, and a Will Deed. We also possess the complete chain of ownership documents dating back to 1960, all supported by Registered GPAs.
The property includes several shops with tenants, one of whom was Mustakeem. His name appears in various property records as a tenant. However, he is not paying any rent. In 2014, my father served a legal notice to Mustakeem, but he did not respond. Subsequently, both my father and Mustakeem passed away in 2016.
LEGAL HISTORY:-
FIRST CASE (August 2016 – Bonafide Eviction):
After Mustakeem’s death, I filed a case for bonafide eviction against his legal heirs. In response, they submitted fake, unregistered documents (including a GPA and Agreement to Sell), claiming their father (Mustakeem) had purchased the shop from someone named Siraj. (only the shop). However, they could not produce any document proving that Siraj was ever the lawful owner.
Strangely, they also got a Registry executed in their name one month after I filed the Bonafide eviction case based on those unregistered documents.
On my advocate’s advice, I withdrew that eviction case, in August 2018 after I filled another 'Suit of Declaration.'
SECOND CASE ( May 2017)– Suit for Declaration:
In between, in MAY 2017, I filed a Suit for Declaration to establish ownership rights.
During proceedings, I requested the court to send the defendants' forged/unregistered documents for forensic examination, but the judge denied the request Stating,' petitioner wants roving enquiry in his behalf.'
The case is now at the Final Argument stage.
Please suggest Final outcome of my case.
THANKS
shyam lal
03 October 2025 at 08:05
Lessor and Lessee signed a lease aggrement. where in the Lessee paid the Lessor advance security deposit to the Lessor with the understanding that on the date of possession the registration of the Lease Deed would also take place.
Situation is the date of registration and possession of the premises by lease has not taken place.
Query..can the lessor forfeit the advance paid deposit?and can he enter a new lease agreement with a new lease without giving any verbal or written legal notice?to the previous lease...
The lease period agreed was 29yrs 11months.
Lastly can the Lessee get a court order challengeing the Lessors move in stoping in signing a fresh new lease with the new party..?
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How to take full legal ownership of a joint owned property
Hi, Am Shekhar a resident of Hyderabad. I have an elder brother. We both jointly own a residential property which is gifted by my mother through a gift deed. Right now due to financial requirements, my brother is persuading me to agree to the sell that property. Instead of selling it to a third person, I've proposed my brother that I'll take the full ownership of that property by giving him the amount equivalent of his share as per market, so that we don't need to look for a buyer for the property.
So, please help me what is the best way to take the full legal ownership of the property so that there wont be any legal issues in the future between me and my brother?
Additional information:
My mother is a widower and we are two sons. Am the younger one and unmarried.
My brother is married and has a daughter and son.
My mother has acquired the said property through Virasat from my grandfathers name and she has given it to both of us through a gift deed executed and registered at the local MRO office.