Anonymous
20 July 2023 at 21:26
I have an account with SBI.
On 19.07.2023 i have deposited one cheque but it was dated on 21.07.2023. I forget to notice the date. But the banker may be noticed the date while making entry of cheque. How it is possible how can they scan the cheque for clearing. Also banker charged me as a penalty for cheque dishonor. Rs. 177/- was deducted from my account. Please help me to find a solution
Anonymous
20 July 2023 at 19:42
Hello , everyone I wanted to ask that if I am an advocate and I want to quit law and start a business . Do I have to suspend my liscense and how do I do that ? And will I face any repercussions?
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20 July 2023 at 17:29
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Ashok Moily
20 July 2023 at 13:53
We are teachers working in private school and after corona management did not give any increment for 2 years although they recovered the pending fees from the students. Also in the third year they gave increment in the month of November, which otherwise should be in the month of July. Please help us how to recover arrears.
adithya surasgar
20 July 2023 at 00:21
Dear Lawyers Club India members,
I am writing to seek your expert advice and legal solutions regarding a persistent issue that has been causing significant disturbance and nuisance to the residents of HSR Layout in Bangalore, India. For over 20 years, a school with a student strength of over 100 has been operating within our residential area, leading to constant disruptions and inconvenience for the local community.
The presence of the school in this predominantly residential neighbourhood has resulted in various problems. The excessive noise from children playing and commuting, coupled with increased traffic congestion during peak hours, has significantly impacted our quality of life. Moreover, the lack of adequate parking facilities for staff and parents has added to the chaos, resulting in additional inconvenience and potential safety hazards.
Given the prolonged existence of this situation, I am eager to explore the legal options available to address this matter effectively. I kindly request your guidance on the following aspects:
Applicable laws and regulations: Could you please clarify which specific laws and regulations govern the establishment and operation of educational institutions in residential areas? Understanding the legal framework will help us assess the school's compliance with relevant guidelines.
Nuisance and disturbance claims: What legal grounds can we pursue to establish the nuisance caused by the school? Are there any specific legal provisions or precedents that support our claim? It would be helpful to understand the legal aspects that strengthen our case against the school.
Approaching the authorities: Whom should we contact or approach to register our concerns formally? Should we contact the local municipality, education department, or any other government bodies responsible for regulating schools? Any guidance on the proper channels to raise our concerns would be greatly appreciated.
Mediation and negotiation: Is it advisable to explore mediation or negotiation with the school authorities as an initial step? If so, what would be the recommended approach to initiate dialogue and seek a resolution without resorting to legal proceedings immediately?
Legal remedies and actions: In case the issue remains unresolved or the school fails to address our concerns adequately, what legal remedies and actions can we pursue? Should we seek an injunction to cease the school's operations in the residential area? Are there any legal precedents that we can refer to in such cases?
As residents deeply affected by this persistent disturbance, we are determined to find a satisfactory resolution to this matter. Your expert insights and advice will be instrumental in helping us navigate the legal landscape effectively and seek the necessary remedies to restore peace and tranquility to our residential area.
Thank you for your valuable assistance in advance. We eagerly await your guidance and recommendations on the next steps to address this long-standing school nuisance in HSR Layout, Bangalore.
Manoharan -
17 July 2023 at 09:33
We have purchased a flat in an apartment complex, in which Promoter has sold some flats to a Bank. The bank is utilizing them as quarters for their staff. One of the bank staff residing there is selected by a few residents as President of Flat Owners Association, who has to go on transfer anywhere. Only one fourth of the flat owners are residing and other flats are on rent. The owners there are telling that there is nobody else is willing to become President. As a President he has got cheque signing powers for the Flat Owners Fund. Is it permissible to elect a non owner as President of Flat Owner Association?
Anonymous
16 July 2023 at 01:36
Respected Sir / Madam,
Kindly guide, whether notice to the service provider (A Public Authority having custody of Public Documents) a PREREQUISITE to approach Consumer Forum in case the Authority has willingly not provided the Public Documents of a certain period to me after myself submitting an Application U/s 76 r/w section 74 of the Indian Evidence Act with tentative fees of Rs. 500/- vide IPO ?
Anonymous
14 July 2023 at 14:37
does builders ask for irrevocable power of attorney of redevelopment of housing society ?
if yes is it safe to give power of attorney to the builder ?
what if he do not redevelop, after demolition of the buildings ?
as per maharashtra govt. redevelopment document it says, builder should give bank guarantee equivalant to 20% of the construction cost, which is only fraction of the total peroperty cost but they are forcing to accept the builder.
what to do now ? becasue i read that in 10000s of cases builder have not completed redvelopment for upto 20 yrs or more . also not giving the rent .
Ashok Jain
12 July 2023 at 10:25
Hello. Greetings!.
Respected Sir/madam.
I have 2parking in my society (legally mentioned in agreement) and have only 1 car.
Can I allow my guest who comes to meet me to park his car in my vaccant parking
Managing comitee is harassing and threatning to impose 5x penalty of my maintenenece.
Please help.
Thank you
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Coop housing society
I own a flat in Maharashtra and am not resident in the housing society due to frequent travel. The premises is rented out to a tenant who again uses the flat seldom.
I have requested the Committee members to provide email communications for bills raised/ to acknowledge receipts for payments made and communicate other important issues.
However a few errant members insists on delivering physical letters to a closed flat and refuse to use emails.
Is it binding on the committee to provide email communications as per the bye laws? and if so which Bye law addresses this