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koka venkatakumar   06 May 2021 at 12:04

Sale of property- problem to purchaser after sale-filed suit

My opponent ( corporate builder ) purchased 160 s.ft closed space in the cellar of my apartment with 5 s.yds undivided site for Rs.1,64,500/- in his wife’s name in Jan 2006. Sale deed registered. After that, Municipal corpn. removed the closeness of the room in abt 2 months thereafter. He filed suit in April 2006 for return of purchase money, 1 lakh alleged payment to me for making interiors (no evidence), 1 lakh damages, interest, Regn charges etc., No notice.. Out of order suit filed and prop attached.
HE HAS NOT SOUGHT CANCELLATION OF SALE DEED.
PLAINT IS TOTALLY DEFECTIVE.
Suit in toto decreed by lower court. 1st App. Court dismissed the suit as not maintainable mainly for not seeking cancellation of sale deed and also on other grounds like Sec 55 (1) a of TP act etc.
Property still in his name.
The plaintiff filed a second appeal in the High Court in 2015 and the High court, recently, while touching the judgment of the 1st Appellate court reg not seeking cancellation of sale deed only, set aside the two judgments of the lower courts and remanded the matter to the trial court directing the Plaintiff to file an amendment application and seek comprehensive relief. HC directed the lower court to consider the matter afresh giving opportunity to both the parties.
I need your valuable advice on the following.
1. Has H C got jurisdiction to suggest a party to seek comprehensive relief by filing an amendment application and remand the case to trial court.
2. Whether Ptf can now file amendment application for cancellation of sale deed paying addl. Court fee, for which Limitation expired in 2009. Has the lower court got discretion to allow even over looking LIMITATION. ( I read somewhere that it can be done ).
3. Is it correct for the HC to give opportunity to the looser to correct his mistakes and start afresh? In that case what is my fate?
Kindly spare a few minutes and guide me for which act of kindness I shall remain grateful.

Anonymous   06 May 2021 at 09:08

Frivolous title suit filed

Late father who died intestate purchased several self acquired immovable properties in his name and mothers name. After his death one son now has filed a partition suit claiming them to be joint properties.
The sales deed along with mutation have been in mothers name ranging from 15 years ago to 30 years ago ie she has enjoyed possession of these properties with no restriction prescribed in the sales deed.
The same son has also fraudulently changed nominee in fixed deposits for which a separate criminal case under section 420 is in criminal courts. since nominee was fraudulently changed after the death of father, banks didn't settle on the basis of nomination and therefore mother has applied for a succession certificate. But in the frivolous partition suit the son has included all properties moveable and immovable in fathers name AND mothers name and also including fictitious amounts of black money .
Question:
1)Can plaintiff force partition of mothers property even though she is still alive and as per Sec 14 HSA she is absolute owner of her properties and there doesn't exist any restrictions in her sale deeds ( Section 14 (2) - doesn't apply )
2)Should mother file just a WS or should she also file an IA asking for dismissal of the frivolous partition suit.
3)Since money is urgently needed for survival, will the moveable items be settled via succession certificate or will we forever have to wait for a partition suit which will run into decades appeal appeal after appeal as plaintiff has deliberately includes these moveable items in a partition suit as he doesn't wish for the mother to see any money in her lifetime.

Anonymous   04 May 2021 at 15:45

Lis pendens - gazette -no land-2017/letter no 115//j-1a

THIS ORDER/Gazzette particularly passed for Nashik district.

There were one gazette passed by revenue and forest department of Maharashtra regarding removal of all lis pendence, can you please guide what is the exact gazzette was ?

Is this gazzette saying that lis pendence will not register in any suit property?

Anonymous   03 May 2021 at 17:18

Lis pendens

I am looking plot in Nashik, that whole survey number having one litigation which is already disposed off by senior district civil court and so lis pendency already removed. Now against that order or decree defendant filled one appeal in divani court so i have following questions.

1) Appeal filled against main suit order so what are the chances that appeal will sustain particularly on order 1) already executed sale deed of plots wont be cancelled as purchasers already paid consideration for the same.

2) Can lis pendency again register in respect of Appeal.

Anonymous   29 April 2021 at 16:43

Can my dad return gifted property from my brothers

Sir,
My dad has 2 brothers and 2 sisters
One brother expired recently after dad gifted property to my brothers.
Dad gifted property to sons but not daughters
My dad gets pension but no home to stay no proper support from brother.

Can my father and mother can return propperty which is gifted.
One donee expired and one donee available

Sisir Kumar   29 April 2021 at 14:56

Nabour creating problem in my house construction

Hello Sir ,My Sister And I Have A Land Near To Each Other ,My Sister Constructed A House (10 Yaers Back ) With Out Any Setback To My Land Which Is Not Allowed As Per Munciplity Norms ,Now I Am Planning To Build A House She Is Forceing Me To Keep 3 Ft Distance From Her House , Her Family is Not Allowing Me To Construct The House Makeing Distrubance With My Labourer Every Day .As I Am Not Staying in Orissa For My Job Its Not Possible For Me To Stay In Construction Site for longer time (Bhubaneswar)
Land Is In My Name with all documents and i have a BDA approval for construction , What Action I Can Take Against Her So She Can Not Make Distrubance In My Construction Site .

GANGAM.RAJENDER.   27 April 2021 at 09:14

deed was created on white paper on 1951.without the signatu

RESPECTED SIR,
THE ADOPTION DEED WAS CREATED ON WHITE PAPER IN THE YEAR 1951 . THE SAID DEED CONSISTS OF THREE ATTESTED WITNESSES , ADOPTIVE PARENTS SIGNATURES (BOTH FATHER AND MOTHER ) AND WRITER SIGNATURE IS ALSO PRESENT BUT NEITHER THE ADOPTED FATHER NOR ADOPTED MOTHER(i.e NATURAL PARENTS SIGNATURES ARE NOT IN THE SAID DEED) SIGNATURES ARE PRESENT IN THE SAID DEED.
Q1. WITHOUT THE SIGNATURES OF THE NATURAL PARENTS THE EXECUTION OF THE WHITE PAPER DEED IN THE YEAR 1951 IS VALID OR NOT? IF NOT HOW TO PROVE THIS BY EVIDENCE ACT PLS PROVIDE SECTIONS REGARDING EVIDENCE ACT AND VALID CONTRACT AGREEMENT SECTIONS.
THANK YOU SIR .

Ramesh Kumar   26 April 2021 at 13:29

Illegal appointment

As per notification No. GAII/C1/2100/09 dated 28/04/2010 a temporary post of Assistant Professor of Mathematics was notified by the University of Calicut. At the time of this notification itself a permanent vacancy of Lecturer/ Assistant Professor was available in the Department of Mathematics, due to the retirement of Professor X.
Since the post was purely temporary many prospective applicants might have restrained from applying for the post. A school teacher was the only applicant for this post. An interview was conducted by the university and the candidate was appointed as Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics on temporary basis in lien vacancy of a professor Y. Within four months she was regularized against the existing post of Professor X. Is this regularization illegal?

Anonymous   26 April 2021 at 12:53

Back door appointment

As per notification No. GAII/C1/2100/09 dated 28/04/2010 a temporary post of Assistant Professor of Mathematics was notified by the University of Calicut. At the time of this notification itself a permanent vacancy of Lecturer/ Assistant Professor was available in the Department of Mathematics, due to the retirement of a Professor X.
Since the post was purely temporary many prospective applicants might have restrained from applying for the post. A school teacher was the only applicant for this post. An interview was conducted by the university and the candidate was appointed as Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics on temporary basis in lien vacancy of another professor Y. Within four months she was regularized against the existing post of X. Is this regularization illegal?

Ram kumar m   25 April 2021 at 20:07

Court procedures

Respected sir ,

I have filed a case in RLTOP at chennai small causes court

In my initial stage i have submitted some documents ( ie 2 out of 6 documents ) all related to the same subject , on the other hand its all online documents availabe on line where the defendant is invoved

My question is

Do i have to submitt the remaining documents in rejointer or can i submit it in my examination ( is it allowed ) .

If in case of written examination can i submit the remaining documents and will defendant council accept and cross examine me , is it accepted ( Due to corona) )

The defendant has not completed his schooling and is 9th std

Kindly advice