Santu Bandyopadhyay
16 October 2017 at 21:22
Without informing me ,my father made contract with a buyer for selling my property and the buyer prepared legal documents and even paid stamp duty. But after knowing this, I rejected that contract inspite of forcing by my father.I did not even sign on any document till now and not received any payment also. BUT I WANT TO KNOW IF I REJECT THE BUYER , WILL I BE LIABLE FOR PAYING ANY FINE TO BUYER AS HE HAS ALREADY PAID STAMP DUTY?
Seenivasan P
16 October 2017 at 18:39
Hi sir,
My name is Seenivasan, since I have taken education loan of 1.8lakh on the period of 2009 to 2013. My dad paid interest for the first year after that bank manager told no need to pay interest. After that dad left so financially my family became weak. After long struggle I got job in private banking sector,7 months ago but since I am unable to pay my education loan they filed complaint in court and which affected my cibil. Currently planning to one time settlement being a bank employee I must have dignity to repay my payments. Currently I don't have savings of 1.8 and due to cibil score affected even I can't apply for loan. If I took 1 year to settle my education capital amount only through court thus it possible to settle only the capital amount only by requesting honorable judge. How much cibil score will be reduced meanwhile. Since if it goes below 500 I may loose my job also . I am totally confused .kindly suggest me the which path should I take?
Regards
Seenivasan P
Dinesh Kandpal
16 October 2017 at 17:57
In a matter of encroachment on reserved play ground, between encroacher and mcgm, court had passed orders to maintain status quo until next hearing. however the encroacher is not following the order and had continued the work, mcgm doesn't act, so is there a way wherein common citizen, who is not a party to the case, can notify court of the same? Pls guide.
Anonymous
16 October 2017 at 17:53
Both my parents are working as primary school teacher in Tamil Nadu govt school. Am I eligible for OBC non Creamy layer ? .
Suraj kumar
16 October 2017 at 16:33
Sir. I joined 1 August in company.he should took all original documents and also .I signed the bond normal company letter pad .in bond letter pad there is only mentioned you should not leave or abandoned the company.please sir what should I do please sir help me. My contact no-8210502406
Anonymous
16 October 2017 at 15:43
What are the consequences after filing the F.I.R's and sections who married (legally) tortured , harassed and threatened the girl of dire consequences going against him and produced fake documents at the time of marrige in the registrar office and been posting the advertisement even after the marriage ??
julie MDsouza
16 October 2017 at 14:03
I would like an expert advice; I had invested in a chawl system house in 2003 and was staying there until a developer took it for redevelopment in the year 2006. An agreement was made but before that he were not there when the survey was conducted and that stand took us as non-eligibility according annexure II. We were asked to submit originals by the developer for eligibility in Mahada since we both husband and wife are working aboard. The building has come up in the year 2008 but no rooms were allotted during that time. The reason stated was non-eligibility and a rent of Rs. 2000.00 were started. Constant follow ups on our visit to India, filing RTI in the year 2013, none worked and now since 2016 January, rent too has stopped the reasons mentioned was no evidence found of owing the premises. When we asked for our original papers, firstly we were told they are misplaced, but when an FIR was filed we found the originals were duplicated and manipulated. On June 2017 we consulted a lawyer and a legal notice was send to the builder. He responded end of July 2017 telling my lawyer he will allot the rooms by end of August 2017. But now the scene is both are not answering the lawyer says he is unable to handle our case, look for another one. What should we do at this juncture.
Anonymous
16 October 2017 at 13:33
Dear experts,
I'm planning to buy a property( 3 bedroom flat in an residential apartment complex) from a seller who has bought that property from his sister. The property was in name of his brother in law, sister and two minor children . As I understood from the seller that the bank has confiscated the property ,as his brother in law had taken loan against this flat and he passed away.
So as told by current seller in interest of safe guarding sisters and children assets bought the property from them on loan from the same bank (Sale deed specifically says the deed is executed b/w Ms A,Ms B and Mr C, wherein Ms B and Mr C being minors are represented by natural guardian ,Ms A)
My question/query
1) Now the same bank to issue loan to me is asking court permission from the minor children
2) Is this court permission a must, since the property is already sold to the current seller and me being the second buyer.
3) Can an affidavit replace the court permission.
Sourav Das
16 October 2017 at 13:02
Hi Experts,
Me and my girlfriend have shifted from JP Nagar to Ejipura, due to long travelling hours from office to home, 3 weeks ago, i.e. 23rd Sept 2017. The new owner drafted up an agreement starting from 1st Oct,17. This house has a terrible problem which wasn't enlightened to us before shifting, i.e. the water supply is infiltrated with drain water during heavy rains, and the area gets flooded.
Despite of our continuous complaints the owner refuses to carry out sump and tank cleaning, while he is charging 300 Rs per month for maintenance. His solution till date has been, putting bleach in the tank, which temporarily solved the problem of the smell. However as Bangalore is frequented with rains, the problem perpetuated again.
Today my girlfriend showed signs of bacterial infection like continuous vomiting since the morning, when we asked the neighbors in the same building and also of the locality , they are all sick, due to the water. Hence we spoke to the owner to please take care of the problem, he says he doesn't know what to do, and refused to call a technician, and he offers an alternative place (a 2bhk over our budget) for staying i.e. under his apartment.
The owner also prohibits us to speak to other tenants in the same building to discuss the issue, and demands for reporting of all problems to him directly. His callous and confusing attitude to tenants is resulting into ill health of his tenants. No problem is getting solved and people are suffering from diseases.
Kindly suggest what is the best thing to do in such a case. How can we compel him legally to solve this water problem. He might try to say that this is not just the problem of the building but the entire locality, and do nothing about it. If he resigns from solving the problem, then we want to declare a notice period of one month and demand a full refund of our advance without deduction of extra one month rent for maintenance as mentioned in our contract. Kindly enlighten us the right way to proceed.
regards
Sourav
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