raj kumar h
23 October 2014 at 01:01
in regards to the latest supreme court ruling about the transfer of cases which are not in jurisdiction of the bank from where the cheque was issued, sir my query is that what will happen to those cases where a NBW is issued against the accused or a proclamation against the accused. will those cases also get transferred without the accused himself being present to cancel the warrant or the proclamation?
and also please tell me the standard procedure to transfer cases in which no warrant has been issued and trial not yet started?
S. Fernandes
23 October 2014 at 00:32
Dear Sir,
I have applied for a housing loan with a Nationalised Bank for purchasing a Flat. The Bank Manager said I will have to mortgage the flat, and advised that it is sufficient to deposit the title deed to create the mortgage. I asked him to provide the notification to show that Goa is notified for this purpose. But the Manager is unable to provide the gazette in which the notification is published.
Therefore,
Please advise me if any towns in the state of GOA are notified towns for the purpose creating a simple mortgage by deposit of title deed.
The notification reference so I can obtain a copy of the notification.
With much thanks.
karthik
23 October 2014 at 00:04
my mother's father ve got 2 brother's and 3 sister's.out of them 2nd brother has got no children.hence during my mother's marriage he have announced a gift of 1 acre agricultural land.From then the land is under our control.But not registered and even the tahsil was not paid till now for the past 20yrs.Now we requested for getting it registered.But my father's other brother's sons refuged to do so.(now the only remaining people my father's generation is one of his sister and himself).Can you please suggest the ways the land can be registered?
PARAMJEET KAUR
22 October 2014 at 21:03
Sir,
I want to ask that what action can be taken Appeal or revision for filing it in the Session court against impugned order passed by metropolitan magistrate?
tushar deherkar
22 October 2014 at 20:55
Sir/Madam,
We had a shortage of municipal water supply few years back because of which we had to restrict overhead water tank timings to 1 hour in morning and 30 minutes in the evening. Over the past 3-4 years, the situation has improved to an extent where we can now have running water from overhead tanks for 24 hours.
I have made multiple verbal requests to the managing committee but they keep giving reasons like water is sufficient, no one has a problem, this is a democracy, there will be wastage etc. When told that it is not the quantity of usage of the water but simply to increase the convenience to all members of the society that matters, they arrogantly tell me that you have to adjust with society timings. Most members are unaware that the society no longer faces a shortage.
I have observed the water levels for the past 2 months and have sent a detailed letter to the secretary to increase the water timings as per the availability. Can the secretary/managing committee ask for an AGM or voting for such a basic day to day matter? Also, in the past we have seen a decreased water bill even when the water timings were increased by half an hour... Are reasons like "people will waste water" etc. valid reasons to deny 24 hours water to the entire society?
John
22 October 2014 at 19:55
can anyone suggest me a genuine Anti corruption forum/committee/org. where i can register as a membership. Please suggest me.
I have found one website http://www.anticorruptionandcrimecontrolcommittee.org but don't know its a genuine website or not.
mayur mayur
22 October 2014 at 19:41
when the decree of order has passed under restitution of conjugal rights filed by wife, but the husband had filed divorce petition
Aakash Singhal
22 October 2014 at 19:16
'X' had four sons and one daughter. The eldest son 'Y' bought a house in name of his father. 'Y' took a loan on that house from the bank and after some time 'Y' made an unregistered will in his name. After few years, 'X' expired. For the safety, 'X' also made a registered haq-tyag patra signing from his mother, brothers and sister.As years passed, the installments were completed. When 'Y' went to take the property papers, the bank refused to give and asked for the registered will else a name transfer certificate. Is the bank right on this issue.
Fasthands
22 October 2014 at 17:56
Our building was very old and designated as dilapidated by BMC. The BMC had issued 5 notices for evacuation and landlord was not heeding to tenants request for repair.
During this time, the landlord sold the building and land to a builder, who is now the owner of the plot and the building. This was not communicated to the tenants, and till date there is no formal or legal communication of the same.
Upon insistence of the builder / landlord, all the tenants evacuated the building only on a promise of new flats on ownership basis and a notaried agreement that builder will demolish the building and give us the same carpet area we had earlier and also pay the rent for the duration of time it takes to build the new building. After we evacuated the building was demolished. The builder gave the tenants advance rent for one year, which includes one month of commission.
My queries are as follows:
1. Is there any prevailing law which states that the builder has to provide any minimum carpet over and above the current carpet area? Or is the builder liable to pass on some percentage of FSI benefits to tenants?
2. Can the tenants, who wish to buy any additional area over and above the allotted carpet, get a discounted rate per sq. ft.?
3. What are the rules if the tenant possesed two different numbered rooms with two separate rent receipts but a single electric meter? Are they entitled to two different rooms automatically?
4. Can the tenant split the total carpet possessed, and use it against any additional carpet in different rooms, that the tenant is purchasing in the new building being constructed? For example, if the tenant had 200 sq. ft. of existing carpet, and the new rooms are 220 sq. ft., can the tenant split 100 sq. ft. and adjust it against two new rooms by paying for 120 sq. ft. in two different new rooms being built?
7. When should a builder initiate permanent alternative agreement and other documentations with the tenants? Floor plans, allotment letters, etc.
7. Is the builder responsible to pay shifting charges also? Or Only rent?
8. Who should pay stamp duty & registration charges? Are the tenants expected to pay these charges for only additional area being bought or total area of the new flat? What are the charges in percentage for Stamp Duty, Registration and Tax in Mumbai?
Thanks.
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