rishabh
26 March 2014 at 11:21
I request all Hon'ble experts to kindly take a look at my query titled as "Power of magistrate to call upon records from High Court"
I have not recieved adequate response/solution.
Hence, I am constrained to make such appeal.
Please do forgive me for bothering and help me. I shall be obliged.
Rohan
26 March 2014 at 10:38
Hello I have shop give on rent I want to ask you is that Society NOC is required again for renewal of agreement with same party which I have given on rent
SAA_Bombay
26 March 2014 at 10:31
Dear Experts, our society has filed a MOFA case against our developer for irregularity done for redevelopment. Our developer says that he will make setting with court by political pressure & will make sure that society lose case. we MC members have doubt is this possible? if we feel that judge is favoring developer, can we ask reason for such judgement passed by judge? even though evidence is favoring society?
srinivas
26 March 2014 at 09:33
sir, thanks in advance my query is little big but pls suggest me an advice on this.
"My Mothers family members consists of 3 brothers and 4 sisters in that the elder sister died at very small age after giving birth to two children, now my father in laws ( mothers brothers ) wants to sell the property without giving share to my mother and her sisters then my mother has given legal notice along with two other sisters including the names of the elder sister who has died now we want to withdraw the case as they came for compromise but they dont want to give share to the elder sisters children ,the problem is that elder sister daughter has given verbal commitment that she doesnt want any share but she refuses to sign on papers is there is any problem will arise after registration in future
krishna mohan
26 March 2014 at 09:23
We(plaintiffs) with mutual consent(with defendants)want to put compromise suit in high court of andhrapradesh.
1)how to inform the court and get the date for hearing
2)generally after how many days we get the date
3)whether the agreed amount of rupees has to be given in the presence of judge
Divya
26 March 2014 at 09:13
Respected Experts,
My father has filed a partition suit in a property (land) claiming a substantial share in the property solely owned by my grandmother. She expired 20 years back, property may be considered as a self acquired property of hers.
Issue is my mother does not have her sole residential flat as all properties were in my father’s name and suddenly he has faced losses in business due to conspiracies of my uncle who is the defendant in the suit.
Can a legally not divorced woman claim a certain share of property / money from her husband’s share of property which he will inherit in the future.
So in these circumstances, should she join as a party with the husband or oppose his claims claiming her share too?
She wants some money for her own residential house, hence how does she smartly go about the procedure.
Please suggest some remedy in this issue
Thankyou
surjit singh
26 March 2014 at 08:07
My query are two
(i) A DPC has been constituted and in which two persons are promoted. The order contain names of both the persons, my name is at serial no.2. Whether it will mean that I have been made junior to the person whose name is at Sl. No. 2. The order promotion both the person does not disclose any thing about their seniority. Whether I should file an application to the authority for declaration of seniority between both of us.
(2) By the same DPC proceeding two other person has been promoted for another post, one of them comes under SC. The name name of person who comes under SC is shown at Serial No.2. Whether he is also junior to the person shown at Sl No.1.
Anand
26 March 2014 at 06:05
Can a writ petition under articles 226 and 227 challenge an interim order passed in the Family Court with consent of both parties? The grounds are about lower court's lack of application of mind (how, if with consent?) and other change of circumstances after passing of order (shouldn't this have been placed before lower court first?)
debasish roy
26 March 2014 at 01:28
three tenants are staying at our ancestral house at west bengal. we asked them to vacant for so many years but they dont want to.we stopped taking rent for past 2 years. they are depositing the rent at rent controller. i have the general power of attorney. the only course left to evict them ,i think ,is to take them to civil court. please clarify the following :-
firstly , can i send a legal notice under my signatures not hiring a lawyer.
secondly, can i file a suite in the concerned court myself without hiring a lawyer.
thirdly, can i defend the case myself, not hiring a lawyer,
i am fully aware of the advantages of hiring a lawyer but please educate me ,if one can defend his own case even if not law qualified , from issue of legal notices to the tenants to defending the case at court.
thanks and regards .
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