Kamal Pal
09 November 2016 at 00:46
I am younger brother with one elder brother and sister. I contributed more than 70% while constructed the building which was in the name of my father. My father died recently and i bear all the medical expenses also in last one year when he started being unwell. I got to knoe yesterday itself thst my father has transferred the entire building through registered gift deed to my elder brother without my and elder sister knowledge. I am still residing in the same building and rest 3 floors are on rent. Yesterday my brother sent new rent agreements to 3 tenants and then i got to know about this deed. The deed was executed on 17th May 2016 when he was not well and just after 2 days he reached to a stage where we need to admit him to hospital. He discharged after few days but not very stable. He again got unwell and we admitted him to hospital again where he died after 2 days. I have spent 70% in constructing the house and done my part as son. In very mysterious circumstances this deed was executed. Please advise.
Manoharan
08 November 2016 at 21:01
I am holding a SB account in a Scheduled Bank, in which I have opened a RD for 24 months. I have given standing instruction to the bank, to debit the monthly instalment from my SB acct. After completion of 24 months, today I have approached the bank to credit the maturity amt in my acct. I have been greatly shocked to learn that the amt is deducted only for 12 months. ie. the staff concerned given SI for 12 months only in the system. I fully believed the bank and did not checked the same.
I was told by the Bank authorities that I have to pay penal interest for not having paid the instalments for 24 months, besides losing interest for my 12 months instalment paid.
Kindly clarify the action that can be taken on the bank, to avoid loss to me.
pawan ahuja
08 November 2016 at 19:45
Respected sir, If the wife files false 498a against husband & his family so whether the party has to take bail only once or multiple times and how much period is given in bail and does the bail amount varies with income.
P Mahesh Shukla
08 November 2016 at 19:35
Mr X has account in nationalized Bank. Mr. X had issued a Cheque of 10 lac rupee to my father in 2012. At the time of issuing cheque nothing was written on backside of cheque i.e. backside of cheque was blank. My father had submitted that cheque for clearing in 2012 and got money in his account. Once cheque was cleared,original non CTS instrument was returned back to issuing branch via clearing house for bank records
In 2014 my father has sold his property to my cousin brother. Mr X was our tenant and we have eventually returned his 10 Lac cheque amount via selling a shop (in which Mr. X was tenant) through my cousin. He has acknowledged in sale deed of that shop that his 10 lac which he paid by cheque to my father with cheque number has been adjusted in sale amount and no further dues pending.
After above registry in 2014 it seems Mr X has managed to access that cheque ( apparently through illegal process) from bank’s archive and had written some sort of fraud agreement that along with 10 lac in cheque he had also given 10 lac cash as advance for whole property on backside of cheque in 2014. He had written that if we agree to term and condition written that we should be selling whole property to him then only we should submit cheque for clearance. Apparently there is no signature by me or by my father on that agreement written on backside of cheque as acknowledgement. Also there is no other written agreement held between Mr. X and us about selling of property. 10 lac Cheque was issued to my father for other purpose without any written agreement.
Now using this false cheque as proof of that agreement Mr. X has filed a civil case to cancel registry (between my father and cousin for which hearings are in progress) against my father stating that as per agreement we should have sold property to him not to other and recently he has lodged a criminal 420 complaint in local Police Station. Police had called us and recorded our statements.
Please note that Mr. X had also filed a civil stay order case in court to stop sell of that property further (which is now in my brother’s name) for which lower court has dismissed his application stating that on prima faci his case is not valid. We have also given copy of court order to Police.
Please advise what are the possibility that Police would file a FIR for 420 and what are our chance to both civil and criminal cases.
Dipti
08 November 2016 at 15:37
I want to know about that my husband is suspended from 2014 .in December 2015 a fir is lodged by bank but police has not submitted chargesheet till now is bank has right to dismiss him or not .he is working in corporation bank since 2008 .presently he is in jail he surrendered himself on 3 November 2016 . Kindly give me correct suggestions for doning now .and also tell me that whether bank has right to dismiss him or not prior to submission of chargesheet by police crimebranch
VIJAY KANTHI
08 November 2016 at 15:15
Please kindly update that recently Telangana State Government has enhanced the Pecuniary Jurisdiction of lower courts under original suit.
Shruti
08 November 2016 at 13:54
Hello all,
My brother has a flat in Bangalore. He wants to rent it out. He doesn't stay in Bangalore. I need to take care of it. Since I would have to sign on the agreement in his absence I wanted to get a General POA(Power of Attorney) done. I am planning to do in the following manner.
1. Take a Rs. 100/- stamp paper and get the matter printed describing the purpose/need for that GPOA.
2. Send it to my brother for signing
3. After my brother sends it back, get that notarized from a Notary.
Is this process valid and acceptable. I would just need rights to sign on the rental agreement and no other powers. Keeping that in mind what is best way to do it so that it is legally valid. Experts kindly suggest. Thanks in advance for your help, inputs and advice.
Regards,
Shruti
shradha vidyarthi
08 November 2016 at 13:23
Sir, what is remedy for life insurance claim denial on the basis of section 45 of insurance act. District consumer fourm rejected ccomplainant case on 2 points that 1. Assured did not disclose previous policies and 2. Assured had old diseases. While assured had policies of other insurance company but he had not any old disease. What can we do . We opt for appeal in state cCommission but how should we go and what point should consider.please explain.
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Regarding the compassionate appointment to second wife son
Sir,
Do the son of second wife son be eligible for a compassionate appointment.his father was a state govt employee with two wives he passed away in 2014.can a second wives son get appointment if all the legal heirs have no objection.