varsha utekar
23 July 2019 at 11:14
Dear Sir,
I m residing in thane city. Purchased flat in 2005. Formed co op soc in non co operation as builder was not co operating. after formation of society discussed many in meeting and requested members not to purchase stilt from builder. out of 28, six members approached builder and purchased parking from him. now they are claiming that area as their property and few members sold to another member. out of 28 members 18 are against this. we have given letter to society regarding this giving reference of supreme court judgement of 2010. Now they are saying that this rule is applicable for the purchase of parking area after 2010. as per them they approached builder and builder allotted parking area on first come first serve basis. they are not accepting any letters from society members in this regards. we have asked for copy of agreement of parking but they refused to show. there is no legal document in society s record for the ownership of parking. can you guide us in this matter.
K. Siva Sankara Narayanan
23 July 2019 at 07:26
Dear friends... My client wants admission for her daughter in class 11 bio maths group... He paid a sum of Rs. 44500 as part payment to secure admission.... Student attended about 15 days bridge course before the announcement of class 10 results..... The new school results is not good and non of them were appeared for NEET exams.... Hence, they don't wants to join the school requested for refund of the fees... Immediately she joined other school for her betterment of studies and filed consumer case for refund of school fee paid... Pls suggest some rulings.... Tks in advance...
Ram
22 July 2019 at 22:52
Hi All,
In divorce case, if there is flat on father name and divorce happened then in that case does son have right on father property? does some part of property needs to be given to son as son getting divorced ? Under which law ?
My understanding is son has only right on property after father death. Also if property is self acquired by father then it is the father choice to whom he wants to give the property.
If father dont want to give a property to son then what action needs to be taken ? registered will work ?
Vishali kumar
22 July 2019 at 21:58
Me and husband is going through null and void case for four months, as I am not a earning person it is getting difficult to pay for advocate each time. If there is a possibility , can i apply to the court to ask husband to my legal charges.if so how can I do it. Please help me . Thanks in advance.
Gulab
22 July 2019 at 18:43
Hi any one help me regarding buy New flat at Kalayn Kongaon gram panchayat Sunil Mhatre complex
jayakumar.j
22 July 2019 at 16:43
The above act can be implemented only if 2 or more persons to work in the organisation. In a Cooperative society 22 persons were working in the year 1982, and now the strength have fallen below 20. Whether the Conferment of permananecy could be invoked for getting permanency of a temporary employee working for more than 10 years?
Amarjit
22 July 2019 at 10:40
Dear Sir/Madam,
In The Negotiable Instruments Act.
The Negotiable Instruments Act, Amendment 2nd August 2018 (No.20 of 2018)
Question
Is this 20% compensation law applicable to cases filed after 2nd August, 2018 or is it applicable to all cases prior to this date also ?
Ref
http://judgmenthck.kar.nic.in/judgmentsdsp/bitstream/123456789/255299/1/CRLRP425-18-18-02-2019.pdf
Regards
Amarjit
Anonymous
21 July 2019 at 23:57
Can 'daughter-in-law claim part from property of Mother-In-law' ?
Basic details: Property self acquired by mother-in-law, it is not hereditary. Earlier, it is on name of husband. Now after litigation started, it is transferred via gift deeds to mother-in-law.
Anonymous
21 July 2019 at 23:05
hi,
pls let me know whether family court matter in jalgaon be transferred to mumbai.
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