Anonymous
31 August 2024 at 19:49
Car parked in residential society stilt parking is damaged by mischievous .
Society registrar gave notice for MC of society to resolve but no response.
Police gave advise but they said cctv not permitted.
DR. ASHUTOSH BAIRAGI
30 August 2024 at 22:11
Indore Development Authority allotted a plot to a person through a registered lease deed. I bought half of that plot from that person through a registered deed. The area of the plot is 1000 sq. ft. As per the rules of Indore Development Authority, if a 1000 sq. ft. plot was sold, the name would have been transferred to Indore Development Authority. But if part property was sold, the name of the buyer of part property would not be recorded in the records of Indore Development Authority or it can be said that then name transfer will not happen. It has been 18 years since I bought the property but the situation is still the same. I want to sell my plot but no bank is giving loan to the buyer because the property is still registered in the name of the person from whom I bought the plot. Any buyer is also afraid due to this reason that the property is still registered in the name of that person in Indore Development Authority. Due to these reasons, I am not able to sell the plot. Please tell me what remedies are available to me? Should I approach the court of law against Indore Development Authority?
mustakeem saudagar
26 August 2024 at 13:10
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Balaji Bakthavathsal
23 August 2024 at 09:54
in a Civil Appeal Suit against the ex-parte judgment, can the respondents who remained absent and suddenly enter into suit & present their arguments ?
Gauu
23 August 2024 at 05:40
Hi,
I’ve been dealing with a ceiling leak for the past two months. In June, I spoke with the owner of the top-floor flat. Although he mentioned he doesn't live there, he eventually allowed the builder to carry out some white cement work. Unfortunately, the leak persisted. The builder then recommended a water pressure test to check for possible pipeline leaks, but the top-floor owner has been uncooperative. He blocked my contact and WhatsApp and has refused to facilitate the necessary work.
Following the builder’s suggestion, I had pu grout applied from my room, but this hasn’t resolved the issue. The top-floor owner continues to make excuses, claiming he is out of Mumbai or too busy to address the problem.
Given that the society is not yet formed and the builder is responsible for repairs within the first five years, the builder is willing to fix the issue but requires access to the top-floor flat. The leak has worsened over time, and the grout work in my room has caused additional damage to my ceiling, impacting my living conditions and mental health.
What are my options here? Is there any legal action I can take against the top-floor owner for the damage and inconvenience I’m experiencing?
Amit
22 August 2024 at 06:02
Can a suit for declaration be filed in high court ?
My property is located in Madhya Pradesh.
What is the court fees for the same?
I am in possession with title via registered partition deed.
Do we need to file a writ petition? Under which law is it filed?
Is a newspaper advertisement published?
Member (Account Deleted)
21 August 2024 at 19:39
My name is Harish Doulatramani from Mumbai
I have filed an appeal against an interim maintenance order passed by the MMC
I want to understand can a distress warrant be passed if I am unable to pay any amount towards arrears created due to the interim maintenance order on the next hearing?
And what kind of orders can be passed if I cannot comply with the IM order passed ?
Can I be sent to jail ? I am self employed so can my bank account be attached ? Can my property be attached and auctioned to recover the arrears ?
Anonymous
21 August 2024 at 09:38
एक पिता अपने नाबालिग पुत्र के नाम से एक संपत्ति खरीदता है और पांच साल बाद तक वह पुत्र बालिग भी हो जाता है और विवाहित भी, अब यदि सात साल बाद में इस संपत्ति को लेकर कोई विवाद खडा होता है तो इसे किस प्रकार की संपत्ति माना जायेगा ? एक विवाहित बालिग की स्वार्जित संपत्ति या एक संयुक्त पारिवारिक संपत्ति ? क्या पुत्र यह तर्क ले सकेगा कि मेरे नाम की संपत्ति है कोई नही ले सकता या उसे कानूनन देनी पडेगी इस बारे में कानूनी मार्गदर्शन क्या कहता है ?
Anonymous
21 August 2024 at 08:56
संपत्ति स्वामित्व हस्तान्तरण के किसी आम प्रचलित उपाय जैसे कि सेल डीड,रीलिज डीड ,गिफ्ट डीड या वसीयत आदि को उपयोग में लाये बिना विभाजन का केवल पारिवारिक समझौता दस्तावेज बनाकर ही क्या यह संभव है कि एक भाई अपनी सह स्वामित्व ( joint name property ) में खरीदी गई संपत्ति का टाईटल दूसरे सहस्वामी भाई के पक्ष में यह कहते हुए छोड दे कि यह तो जोइन्ट फेमिली प्रोपर्टी है तो क्या यह क़ानूनन मान्य रहेगा और इस बारे में सुप्रीम कोर्ट का क्या मार्गदर्शन है ?
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Marriage when divorce case is pending
Husband filed for divorce in 2012. The wife was a joint partner in the family business. During the divorce proceedings, the wife came to know that partnership was dissolved, and her name was removed. She filed another case on the husband, brother in law (husband's brother) and father in law who were the joint partners in the firm. Both cases are still pending court's verdict. Can the husband in such cases either (i) re-marry or (ii) enter into a relationship and would that relationship be considered legal in the eyes of law.
In the meantime, the father in law passed away in 2022. Wife's petition to add all legal heirs to the case (i.e. husband's two sisters) was accepted by the court. The brother in law has inherited all the property as well as business asssets and cash of the father. What is not known to the sisters is whether there is a will or not by the father. It is known that the father-in-law transferred all property as well as assets to his son (i.e. the brother-in-law) when he was alive. However, it is not known whether transfer was done via a gift deed. In such a case (i) are the sisters' responsible as legal heirs to repay any debts of their father in relation to the partnership.