tanveer
25 March 2015 at 11:23
sir, how to get the heirship certificate from court , to transfer agri land , well i cant have much money to pay court fee as they chare by value of land , is there any way ? if a person is poor how can he pay the court fees , sir please guide me
shridhar
25 March 2015 at 10:56
Sir,
We are using Odc(out sourcing boys for service) At time of Night around upto 4.00am, in this view,what are pay( double duty)
Ritika singh
25 March 2015 at 10:54
is a company with paid up share capital of more than 1 cr which is exempt under Maharashtra rent control act vide section 3(1)(b) liable to abide by notwithstanding clause of section 55 to get its leave and license agreement registered.
Does it in any way affect applicability if registration act section 17 on this agreement?
Prasad
25 March 2015 at 09:12
Sir,
My neighbor stays east direction of my house .They are having a coconut tree and many times that coconut and branches fell on top of my motor pump which is connected to well and we take water with help of this . Most of times i am out of station and my aged mother stays in home.
I told problem to my neighbor upon which they said they dont have money to cut that coconut tree . It is creating a nuisance every time and as they are uneducated find a problem Can i file a injunction order for prohibiting coconut leaves or coconut falling in my compound and if so how long will this injunction order valid .please guide me
Suresh Babu Rai
25 March 2015 at 07:54
Good Evening!
My client is a Muslim. He was married X in the year 2014. My client and X were blessed with a female child (Minor), 4 months and X died immediate to her delivery. The parents of X were forcibly handed over the custody of minor child and refusing to place her in to the hands of my client.
As suggested by our experts, I have filed an original petition with the District Judge as “Petition for custody of minor child” and the same is returned by the court on the following grounds.
1. The parents of deceased X resides a other district other than the district where I am going to sue the parents of deceased X.
2. My client is permanent resident of my district and he is an employee of our state government having permanent abode.
3. ` Court has taken objection that, the parents of the deceased X, who possessed the custody of minor child residing at other district and how this court has jurisdiction to entertain the suit, though the petitioner is resident of local jurisdiction of this court. K
Sir! When my client/petitioner resides within the jurisdiction of the court where we are going to sue the parents of deceased X, how can the courts return the petition. My client states that, the place i.e. other district is not safe for him to attend the court. Please guide me in this regard!
Thank you one and all!!
ramprasad patel
25 March 2015 at 02:38
sir main 10 years se Hoshangabad me poore parivar ke sath rah raha hoon. anek patra mujhe esi pate par mil rahe hain mera ek cheque jispar self likha tha rashi nahin likhi thi miss ho gaya tha ek vyakti ka mere ghar aana -jana tha vah us cheque ko le gaya self ko katkar usne uska nam likh kar uske bank a/c me jama kiya vah cheque dissoner hua tha jabki mai us cheque ko yah man rahe the ki vah cheque ghar me hi kisi pustak aadi me rakha gaya hai bank me soochana di gae stap payment us cheque ka kara diya gaya tha jis vyakti ne vah cheque le gaya tha us ne kapat se demand notice mujhe hoshangabad ke pate par na bhejkar mere parmanent pate par bheja court me dekhe gaye record ke anushaar demand notice ko kisi vijay nam ke vyakti ne liya hai jabaki vijay man ka vyakti mere parivar me koe bhi nahi hai demand notice me paise udhar ka karan diya gaya hai kisi prakar ki koe likha-padhi nahin hai My help me
Debjit Karmakar
25 March 2015 at 02:00
My father bought a 2bhk flat in my sister's name, all the funding was done by my father, meanwhile all the papers were in my sister's name. My sister got married, After that my father got retired and cleared the outstanding loan amount. As soon as the loan was cleared my sister and her husband started ill behaving with my father and wanted to throw them out of their flat, as the papers were all in their name. After counseling my sister, she somehow accepted the fact that my father deserved the flat, that is why she transferred the deed to my father. Now my parents legally own the flat. But from the past few weeks they are harassing my father that my father forced her to transfer the deed, and claiming money. The are literally threatening my parents. Please help how should we proceed? All the bank statements (proving that my father paid the entire amount for the flat) and official deeds are with us.
SNIGDHA KURIYAL
25 March 2015 at 00:31
“Section 8 of the Arbitration and Concilliation Act 1996 states that no suit shall be entertained by the civil court when there is an arbitration clause between the parties, and the Court shall refer the parties to arbitration.” Airconnect is an airline having its head office in Bangaluru. Fly Smart is a General Sales Agent (GSA) of Airconnect for North India having its Regd. Office in New Delhi. Airconnect has an agreement with its GSA signed at Bengaluru, which has a dispute resolution clause which clearly states that all disputes between the parties shall be resolved by way of arbitration. Due to the cancellation of its licence by Ministry of Aviation, Airconnect shuts down its flights abruptly. Consequently, Fly Smart is saddled with a huge outstanding debt from Airconnect on account of refund towards the cancelled tickets. Fly Smart has to recover a total sum of Rs. 25 lacs as per refund vouchers and has filed a suit for recovery against Airconnect at New Delhi. Airconnect is aggrieved by the suit filed by Fly Smart at New Delhi. Prepare appropriate filing/s under the relevant provisions of CPC to challenge the suit.
So, here can application under Order 7 rule 11 be filed?
If yes, do we have to file Written Statement aswell or the application would suffice?
ajay kumar
25 March 2015 at 00:16
I and my brother and two cousin brothers who are entitled to equal rights in ancestral property that is 25 percent each.But due to some disputes, with unanimous consent of all parties I intend to make a family settlement where I will get 30%, my brother will get 30 percent and my two cousin brothers will get 20 percent share each.
My question is
1) Is this settlement valid in court of law.
2) Is this family settlement will have to be registered.
3) Or simply putting the same on stamp paper and getting it notorised will serve the purpose. Whether such notorised agreement will be held valid in court of law or not,
4) Once the agreement is done can any party move to court for cancel the agreement.
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