Anonymous
02 January 2018 at 20:44
For admission to central govt institute and for central govt jobs the format of the obc certificate is same or not
ninoanand
02 January 2018 at 20:28
Can a non lawyer be a owner of a law firm in India ?
Can he keep lawyers and run it...?
sunil
02 January 2018 at 19:46
Respected Panelists,
Question 1: Where to file Contempt of Court petition?
Question 2: Under which section?
Question 3: What other remedies available to plaintiff to save the suit from getting entangled by 3rd parties and delay tactic by the defendant?
Short detail of the case as under:
Year 2015 - In a Title Suit, Permanent Injunction has be awarded in favour of Plaintiff and subsequently u/Order 40 Rule 1 also allowed as per the petition moved by plaintiff and Ld Court appoints a receiver.
Nov/Dec Year 2017 - Some 3rd parties files a petition U/O 39 R 1 & 2 and gets a favorable ad-interim injunction from the same Bench / Ld Court. (Note: In their petition they haven't disclosed the on-going permanent injunction for the scheduled premises where they have claimed their tenancy rights.)
Defendant has given possession to others when the Permanent Injunction is in effect can be derived by the petitions filed by said 3rd parties.
In the mean time Defendant moves to High Court challenging the Ld Court order in connection with remuneration to the Receive. Defendant's motive is to delay the proceedings in the lower court and entangle the cases to frustrate the relief to plaintiff.
What remedies are available to plaintiff so that he can enjoy his due rights as per the injunction order and Ld Receiver can also perform his duty as per Ld Court's order.
PLEASE Guide.
Rgd
from Kolkata
(Note: also looking for a lawyer to handle the case)
venkatesh
02 January 2018 at 18:49
Hi Sir,
We purchased Gramakanta Land in 2 months back.
If I want to construct the commercial building, what are the permissions required and as per law is it possible? Can you please help me on this.
If Commercial Building is not possible please suggest for home construction.
Any drawbacks in Gramakanta Land compare to patta land.
place: Tripurantakam, prakasam dt, AP
My town is major grama panchayathi.
Any possibility to change Gramakanta land to patta land.
LAWYER ASSOCIATES
02 January 2018 at 18:49
Return of income, etc., not to be invalid on certain grounds.
292B. No return of income, assessment, notice, summons or other proceeding, furnished or made or issued or taken or purported to have been furnished or made or issued or taken in pursuance of any of the provisions of this Act shall be invalid or shall be deemed to be invalid merely by reason of any mistake, defect or omission in such return of income, assessment, notice, summons or other proceeding if such return of income, assessment, notice, summons or other proceeding is in substance and effect in conformity with or according to the intent and purpose of this Act.
Q1 Please give us proper interpretation of this section, My querry is any ommission or mistake done by assessing officer is forgiven by this section blindly.
Q2 What is the meaning of "other proceeding is in substance and effect in conformity with or according to the intent and purposes of this Act"
jayantha
02 January 2018 at 18:37
Dear sir/madam Gram panchayat people made road in my own property,but we didn't sign ,and they didn't give any compensation, my property comes under survey number not gramatana,almost I lost 4 guntas of valuable property,so1) how can recover my land back? 2) where can I complaint regarding this above matter? 3)is there any possibility of getting my property back? Pls help me sir
LAWYER ASSOCIATES
02 January 2018 at 18:16
I was pleading a case in assessment proceedings, I have taken adjournment and filed part replies, But the officer did not write order sheet and got it signed from me. Meanwhile officer done provisional attachments of assets of assessee. Assessee worried with provisional attachments, approach the officers, Than officers recommend the name of a particular Counsel. Than assessee hired that Counsel. Assessments completed.
Now i was reading the assessment orders, the officer does not mentioned even my name or proceedings taken place during my tenure. He started the Assessment order with the words that so and so counsel (next to me) appear for the assessee.
Now the cases are before CIT (Appeals). Can we challenge the assessment orders on the basis of default, incompleteness may be with evil mind of the officer that he has evaded my presence and my pleading in the case.
I think this is a serious voluntary mistake of the officer and assessment orders are void ab initio as the foundation of the assessment and assessment order is missing.
Satish Patel
02 January 2018 at 15:44
Sir,
I am applying a post of Lecturer advertised by UPPSC.
In this advertisement they mention nature of post: Gazetted/Temporary in which post i am applying.
while in some post they mention nature of post: Gazetted/Permanent.
I want to know that if i am selected either the post is temporary or i will convert to permanent after some time.
Please tell me sir, what is the difference between Gazetted/Temporary and Gazetted/Permanent.
Radha Iyer
02 January 2018 at 15:20
Hello:
My tenant is supposed to be vacating my house on February 28th 2018. He has deposited 2 months rent as security for us to recover water bill, electricity bill, and damages that has occurred during his tenancy.
He is now asking me to return the advance via post dated cheque for march, which is not in the rent agreement. He has made a mess of the house and very poor quality of maintenance. The agreement clearly states that the advance deposit balance will be returned after recovery of water, electricity and damages. He has time to give rent cheque by 7th of every month.
Please advise and guide what legal action should I take if he refuses to give the rent cheque.
Thanks
Radha
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Second marriage
Hello Team,
My sister is a divorcee and now she is about to get married. So we have decided for a court marriage. But the person whom she is getting married has hired a lawyer for the formalities to be done. We have provided all the relevant documents but they say that the divorce decree is not helpful we need the original petition. And if we do not have this document then we can show the bride as unmarried. We are deeply concerned about this as when we have all the relevant documents then why should we opt for an false document. My main concern is that today we are there for her but what will happen in future if she is blamed for those false documents. Can you please help me with this?