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Dheeru thakur   17 May 2025 at 17:10

Rectification by way of self rectification is valid or not?

Hello Sir/Madam,

Recently I have planned to purchase a property and I found some mistakes in the sale deed, the mistakes are Vendee name was wrong and the plot partition side was wrong( instead of west side it printed has east side) in only one page(naksha page) and there were no other mistakes were done in entire document. I have checked the Encumbrance certificate also and found the details were correct only. Informed the seller party about it and they said that the seller from where they purchased was not available and no idea where he is. It was the mistake done by the stamp vendor document writer while preparing the sale deed documents. And they have approached the Sub registrar on this and have done self rectification as suggested by the Sub registrar. So am planning to purchase this property or not? Does this self rectification valid or not please provide your suggestions on this so that I can proceed to purchase it else I need to withdraw it.

aman   17 May 2025 at 16:55

Tenant is absconded without paying rent

Respected experts

I have a commercial property and I had given a floor of this property to someone on rent ,he opened a consultancy office in our building .in October 2024 he informed us that his office will be closed for few days .since then he did not returned back and did not pay the rent also ..his all furniture and fixtures are still in that premises ..we came to know that police has registered a fraud case on him ..after some days he contacted us from an international mobile number and said he has been framed in a false case and soon he will return back and resume his office in out building and asked us some time ..we said ok ..now it has been 8 months sometimes he pleaded that he has invested money to make this office so he will pay the rent and will take his furniture fixtures ..some times he says he will sell his furniture fixture and will pay the rent ..we were having this conversation of selling his furniture fixtures with him via whatsapp calls and whatsapp chats .. last month he said he is sending someone he will purchase his furniture fixtures and will pay our rent ..but no one came then I informed him via whatsapp msg that now we can not wait and we are selling your belongings by ourselves and will recover our rent ,he said ok …now suddenly after 15 days he is messaging that he will pay our rent and asked us not sale his belongings ..but he did not mention when he will pay and when he will vacate the premises ..I replied him that he has 7 days time to pay the rent else we will sell his belongings because we have to give this premises to another party ..his rent agreement is ending in july 2025 ..
Kindly guide me what to do in this case ..neither he is not paying the rent nor giving the date on which he will pay the rent amount.. we are helpless our premises is occupied we can not give it to any other person ..we have talen loan from bank to construct this building ..can we sell his belongings to recover our rent …

Anonymous   14 May 2025 at 12:53

Rejection of plaint

Plaintiff has filed a suit for partition by suppressing earlier Registered Partition. The defendant filed an application for rejection of plaint along with a document of earlier registered partition deed. Whether the court can consider the said document by using inherent power u/s 151 of cpc ?

Anonymous   13 May 2025 at 08:48

Ews certificate

I am living on plot in municipality which is on lease agreement from landlord which is 1100 sq am I eligible for ews certificate. Does ews certificate focuses on ownership or also leasehold property is taken as asset

Anonymous   12 May 2025 at 11:54

Society communication language

Is there any bylaw of society that they can and will only communicate in marathi and what if the member does not know marathi?

Dilip   12 May 2025 at 11:39

Ncr case mumba

Police is call up a person in NCR case and now he has kept that person in police station for whole day after giving all address detail and id proof than also police has kept that fellow for whole day

What action can be taken against the police officer and will it come under wrongful confinement. 127 BNS

Matter is of NCR case and it has been done without any permission of magistrate

Anonymous   11 May 2025 at 12:52

Bills are in the husband’s name can be stridhan for wife?

If I did not really give the jewellery and mobile phone to my wife as a gift, but only gave them to her temporarily to use on our wedding day (and the bills are in my name), will that still be considered Stridhan — especially if she later extorted everything from me after marriage by threatening police action? (I made video of all conversation) I filed a complaint multiple times with the police, but even after 10 months, they haven’t registered an FIR. Should I now approach the court to get an FIR registered, or would that be of no use?

Aravind Yedire   09 May 2025 at 22:51

Request legal advice on duplicate selling

I am writing to seek your legal advice regarding an issue involving a property transaction related to my mother.

In 1985, my mother purchased and registered two plots of land (Plot Nos. 3A and 3B) through a valid sale deed. However, we recently discovered through an Encumbrance Certificate (EC) that the same seller subsequently sold one of these plots (3A), along with additional plots (3C, 3D, 3E, and 3F), to another buyer in 2014 in one sale deed.

Upon identifying this discrepancy, we approached both the seller and the second buyer. After informing the seller of our intention to initiate legal action for cheating, the seller has agreed to resolve the issue. The current proposal is for the seller and the second buyer to execute a 'Dispute of Rights Release' deed as a corrective measure.

We initially suggested a 'Cancellation Deed' but were informed that it may not be applicable in this case. We would like your expert opinion on the following:

Is the 'Dispute of Rights Release' a valid and legally sound method to correct this issue?

What is the correct legal procedure to ensure that our ownership rights are fully protected?

What documents should we obtain or register to prevent any future legal disputes?

Your guidance on how best to proceed would be greatly appreciated.

Alfesaani.   09 May 2025 at 19:48

Inoperative pan card as id proof.

Hello. My question is, can an inoperative PAN card( inoperative due to not being linked to aadhar) be used as an ID proof for renewing passport, or for any other work where ID proof is required?

Thanks in advance.

Anonymous   09 May 2025 at 09:34

138 ni act cross examination

Sir in 138 case the accused advocate had done part cross examined the complaint and didn't complete the same.
Now accused is taking times from last several dates and not completing the cross examination.
The complainant advocate requested the magistrate to close his opportunity but he is not doing but only giving last opportunity.
What to do.
Thanks in Advance.