Anonymous
04 June 2010 at 14:13
I have made agreement with seller for purchase of house. I have paid Rs. 100000/- (89000/- by draft and 11000/- cash) as part payment of the agreement. In agreement it is said that I will get this house registered in my name otherwise token amount will be forfeited. There is no clause saying that the agreement will be cancelled after three months. As seller not cooperated i couldnot get bank finance as necessary noc's not provided by the seller to me. Now seller have sold that house to someone else and that other person have got that house registered in his name. this was done before 3 years of agreement. I have filed a case before 3 years of agreement date for specific relief. Now what is my position?
My other question is that grounds of the case have been finalised by the court before one and half year. After passing the order that judge transferred and new judge came, now i have already filed my affidavit of BAYAN's etc. and copy of the same have been delivered to respondent's representative but the problem is that new judge is not taking the matter on record since last one and half years. What can be done. Is it necessary that only advocate can file an application for transfer of case. Can Plantiff on its own file a application for transfer of case to avoid unnecessary cost?
Please reply, if possible with case laws.
Thanks
Anonymous
04 June 2010 at 14:10
f any student had passed his LLB Exam in 2007-08 or 2008-09. is he also bounded to give the exam for getting SANAD.
SAMEER
Anonymous
04 June 2010 at 13:57
I am writing this note and shall be grateful for advice on the matter:
My electricity was disconnected by the builder authorised to distribute electricity to the residents of colony despite up to date electricity bill stood paid.
Electricity connection was restored under court order on 13/2/2010.
On 15/4/2010 vide an interlocutory order the judge allowed impleadment to residents welfare association as defendants in violation of electricity act 2003 and mistakes/errors apparent on the face of record.
Review application was dismissed by the same trial judge with costs on 14/5/2010.
Revision petition with the Distt Judge would be time barred (30 days).
Please advice of any remedy available now.
Any one would be able to take up the case (I live in Faridabad, Haryana)and full cost.
Regards
Brijesh
04 June 2010 at 13:51
In my 10th certificate my name is written as Brijesh.
My father use his name as R R Chaudhary
But my surname is 'Kasana'. In banks , LIC Policy,PAN card my automatically they have taken my name as 'Brijesh R Chaudhary'.
Now i want to change my name from 'Brijesh' to 'Brijesh Kasana'
I have following queries:
1. How can i change my name as presently i am working in Gujarat in a Public Sector Undertaking firm and my domicile is of Punjab.is it possible to change name in gujarat itself.
2. How to change my name in the LIC policy of mine and PAN card.
Thank you.
CS Sandip
04 June 2010 at 13:10
Dear
Employee filed a case against company for Provident fund, other dues etc.
It is compoundable or non-compoundable offence for company?
abdulla
04 June 2010 at 12:43
FACTS
Mr. A owns a 10,000 sq ft. plot. on this plot he constructs a building on a portion of the plot measuring 3000 sq ft. After certain years he leases the vacant portion of the plot (7000 sq ft.) to a builder to develop the same.
The builder constructs a building and sells the flats. The flat owners form a Co-Operative Housing Society under Maharshtra Co-Op Soc. Act 1960. How ever the land on which building is constructed by the builder is neither subdivided from the original plot nor is the land conveyed to the society. After about 30 years of the construction of the building by the builder Mr. B buys the land rights of all 10,000 sq ft. from Mr. A’s heirs and gets his name registered on the property card.
PLAN
Now Mr.B wants to buy all the flats in the registered co-op society and demolish all the structures and construct a single new building on that plot.
HOW BEST TO EXECUTE THE PLAN
How should he buy the flats? What will happen once the no. of members of the society falls below the stipulated mandatory number of 10? We should decide in view of the fact that the society does not have the conveyance of the plot. Can the society be dissolved? Can Mr.B buy flats in the society and the society can still exist with less than 10 members?
anupam sharma
04 June 2010 at 12:34
can a hindu father who owns ancestral property exclude his daughter by will, any right to ancestral property
any case law on this issue??
Anonymous
04 June 2010 at 12:27
Hi, Myself is a Government employee working in Government sector, completed my LL.B. with prior permission and am having permission for enrolment as advocate from my employer. I wish to get enrolled while keeping my license to practice under suspension ab initio. Please advise, is it possible to get enrolled with suspended license.
sunil annam
04 June 2010 at 12:09
can a tape recorded conversation through mobile phone used as an primary evidence in criminal court cases ?
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Transfer of my Father's Rented property
Earlier I had asked a query about my uncle not vacating my father's rented house, where he has been staying since my father's death(1980).
Some of the experts had suggested me to send a legal notice to my uncle and then file a case if my uncle does not vacate.
However, according to Ms.Parameswaran, legal heirs cannot claim the inherent rights over the rented property.
In this scenario, if the real owner of the house is ready to transfer the name on the rented house to my name and a new rental agreement is made, then will it help me to remove my uncle ?
Thanks a lot.