Shailesh Thete
20 November 2014 at 06:11
My father purchased some land around 35 years before which is a Devasthan Inams land. My father himself was a advocate. The land is under agriculture for the last 35 years and no one has ever brought any objection of whatsoever kind on our land.
My father told me that as we had been the owner of the land for more than 30 years & no one had ever objected on it, once we file a civil suite in the court of law, the Devasthan land will be transferred to us.
Hence, after the 30 years were over, my father filed a civil suite in the court through some other lawyer as he himself was legally not allowed to defend his case.
Now my father has passed away and the lawyer says such cases are not won and there is no chance we can win this case which is contrary to what my father had told me.
I would like to know what are the chances of ours to win the cases & if you could provide me with some examples where in such cases have been won by people against the Devasthan so that showing those cases we will be able to win our case.
Please advise
akbal.firose@gmail.com
20 November 2014 at 00:19
my name is nakhuda akbal firose. my father name is nakhuda emam mohiddin.
in ssc 2004 my father name is nakhuda akbal mohiddin.. i have a ration card ,voter card, aadahar card as nakhuda emam mohiddin. can u please suggest me on my email akbal.firose@gmail.com.phone num-9032266779.how to change my fathers name in ssc.. actually my fathers name is nakhuda emam mohiddin .is it possible to make a sworn affidivant??? ssc board has refused as ten overs..
my father is govt employ.
does any effect if i make a sworn affidivant
GANGO PADHYAYA
19 November 2014 at 22:30
Sir
In CIVIL cases UNDER SECTION-148 OF C.P.C. READ WITH SECTION-151 OF C.P.C.
is the provision of law
WHAT is the provision of law in CRIMINAL CASES
TO SEEKING TIME FOR FILING COUNTER ETC.,
koustubh bhide
19 November 2014 at 22:15
If a person has advance a loan of Rs. 1 lacs by cash againstt promisorry note without interest, to repay the said amount cheque is issued which is dishonoured. Complaint is filed under sec 138 of NI act. Complainant is not having money lenyding licence. Whether the transaction is hit by provisions of bombay money lenders act?
naveenkumar
19 November 2014 at 21:19
Hello sir,
We want to open an educational trust under SC/ST in Karnataka state. We want to know what will be the ratio of SC/ST members and other members to register the trust? also which positions could be given to SC/ST members of the trust. please suggest us sir.
Thanking you
yours
naveenkumar m kerur
Srinivas Kumar
19 November 2014 at 21:00
Hi experts,
my name is Chandra. My wife had put nullification of marriage case on me. I kept some lawyer and he is not clear about the section and misleading me. So I decided to remove my lawyer and represent myself in court. This is possible with pro se process
I have some queries reg. Pro se process
1. Can I cross question my wife in her cross examination phase?
2. Will court or judge allow me to represent myself in court without any attorney?
3. Can I question my wife's lawyer also as he had kept some unnatural allegations on me?
Please clarify and provide more details of pro se litigant divorce.
Regards,
Chandra
santosh tarmakar
19 November 2014 at 20:28
if fake FIR lodge against husband u/s 498A and other relatives law by wife, may the proceeding be quashed
please give some advice for this topic for future proceeding against husband
PRASANJIT
19 November 2014 at 19:52
My father is a Central government mentally retarded ex-employee of central railway.
After my mother's death on 2nd November 2014 who was a pensioner in State Government; will my father get her pension who is her nominee for her pension.
Sujant Anbu
19 November 2014 at 19:49
Dear Sirs/Madam,
We were allotted land by SIDCO (Tamil Nadu Small Industries Development Corporation of India) on Outright Purchase Basis.
The full amount for the land was paid and a Memorandum of Understanding was raised with SIDCO, Vellore on 30th March 1998 for the land purchased and the charge paper for the land was made on 03.07.98.
SIDCO only gave us the Charge Paper and Sale Deed was to be executed only after construction and starting of our industry to prevent alloted land being sold for profit.
On availing of the M.O.U. with SIDCO we had got approvals from various government agencies for starting our SSI unit.
After getting all approvals we did not start construction activities since the order position of BHEL was not good.
In April 2001 orders to BHEL improved but surveyors from NHAI were plotting the area for formation of a Bye-Pass Road to connect NH4 & NH46 passing through our land as well as 5 other allotees. SIDCO told us to wait and not to do any construction.
Intention to acquire the lands was done by Notification issued by NHAI and published in the Newspapers on 16th May 2003.In the Newspaper Notification the land was shown as Government for an area of 15000 sq metres.
We had immediately written to the Competent Authority who was the Special District Revenue Officer for Land Acquisition at the District Collectorate stating that the land shown as Government Land in the Newspaper Notification was allotted to us by SIDCO.
The land allotted to us by SIDCO was shown as Government in the Notification since it was classified as Grazing Lands/Poromboke land since the land was not transferred to SIDCO,s name in the revenue records after it was alloted to them by the District Collector,Vellore in 1987 to promote Small Scale Units. The land for the entire Industrial Estate was only transferred in 2012 to SIDCO hence no compensation was released to SIDCO.
SIDCO had written to us and said that once the compensation is received from NHAI they will pass it on to us.
Only 2 weeks back the CALA (Competent Authority for Land Acquisition) for NH ie the D.R.O.,at the Vellore Collectorate has written to NHAI asking them to release funds to SIDCO for the acquired lands.
I would be obliged if you guide us that whether we are eligible to receive compensation as per the new Land Acquisition Laws passed in 2013 and would it be valued as per today’s Government Guideline Value or as per the Guideline Value given in 2003 when the notification was issued.
Your kind advice will be highly appreciated. Regards.
Sujant Anbu.
Mob : +91 94422 12363
No 18 Jaganatha Nagar,
Gandhinagar,
Vellore - 632 006
(Tamil Nadu)
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