Chandra sekhar
06 July 2009 at 12:19
Dear All
We have paid total due amount to the Bank as per RBI one time settlement guidelines and also Bank has collected its legal expenses from us though RBI Guide lines do not allow such thing. We have obtained full and final settlement and No due certificate from the Bank on 30/04/2003.
Our valuable property was pledged as security with the bank. Till today the Bank has not returned the original documents to us thought we have met them several times and also written several registered letters to the Bank and its DGM Office.
In Oct 2008 we have filed a compliant with the banking Ombudsman and now the bank says they will procure certified copies of the documents and give us since the Court has destroyed the original documents in Feb 2008 and they have a docket order from the court to that affect.
Please advise us the next course of action to be taken up on the Bank including filing of Criminal Case and as well as claiming compensation etc. Also let me know the procedure followed by the court while destroying the documents.
Please quote some use full judgments and useful reference books on this issue.
Regards
Dr. S________
05 July 2009 at 21:16
I am a British citizen of Indian origin. I went into an agreement to sell my family house in Delhi and received token money/biyana. I asked my relative “A” to act as my agent to find my house in Noida, which he dealt with the help of his friend and property dealer “B”. On asking for his commission, he said it would be a “cup of tea”.
In August 2008, I agreed to buy a property in Noida, through A and B, and verbally agreed the price “X” and biyana in the sum of “Y”. I left for the UK on the same day. The next day, A and B sent 2 men to get the cash Y from my brother who rang A who confirmed to give the sum Y and promised to send the written agreement the next day. My brother followed these instructions. The deal was to complete on 30 Oct 2008.
I kept asking A to give the written agreement to me but he always postponed on some pretence, until recently. Following this, due to the credit crunch, my buyer could not come up with remaining consideration to complete the deal. As a result, I am also unable to complete the deal on the property in Noida.
I was still trying to get a written agreement from A at this time. He said that this agreement is in “safe keeping” with his friend B and that if I insisted on getting this he would not help me in this matter any more.
Later, A said that I had to pay at least 4 times Y to get the written agreement. He also said that he had to pay several Lacs from his pocket to get the extension done in order to complete the deal. With much agro, he gave me a photocopy of the agreement in which the property was not bought in my name but in the name of B (property dealer). I was never told about this. Also, the purchase price on the agreement was almost 30 Lacs less than agreed with me (30 Lacs less than X). The token money, however, was 51,000 Rs more than agreed (51,000 Rs more than Y).
I feel that A and B have been co-conspirators in cheating and defrauding me. I live in the UK. What should I do?
Manish Raghav
05 July 2009 at 17:04
what is the procedure to get the date of birth changed in the passport. can any one provide me with the template which has to be filed to do so.
ASHWANI GAGNEJA
05 July 2009 at 15:34
DEAR SIRS
WE HAVE FILED A RECOVERY SUITE AGAINST A PRIVATE LTD. CO. IN TIS HAZARI COURT. OUR FIRM WAS REGISTERED WITH REGISTRAR OF FIRMS IN MAY 1994. EITHER BY OUR OR SUB REGISTRAR'S MISTAKE, THE NAME WAS MENTIONED IN THE REGISTRATION AS AVS INDUSTRIES INSTEAD OF AVS SILVERPLATE. IF, WE GET THE AMENDMENT FROM REGISTRAR'S OFFICE NOW, PLEASE LET US KNOW WHETHER THE AMENDMEND BE EFFECTIVE FROM THE DATE OF REGISTRATION OR THE CURRENT DATE BEFORE COURT OF LAW.
CAN YOU PLEASE ADVISE ME OF ANY RUILING BY ANY HIGH OR SUPREME COURT.
ALSO, PLEASE SUGGEST US A COMETANT LAYWER ON THIS MATTER. LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR EARLY REPLY.
THANKS & BEST REGARDS
ASHWANI GAGNEJA
Dr. S________
05 July 2009 at 02:35
I am a British citizen of Indian origin. I went into an agreement to sell my family house in Delhi and received token money/biyana. I asked my relative “A” to act as my agent to find my house in Noida, which he dealt with the help of his friend and property dealer “B”. On asking for his commission, he said it would be a “cup of tea”.
In August 2008, I agreed to buy a property in Noida, through A and B, and verbally agreed the price “X” and biyana in the sum of “Y”. I left for the UK on the same day. The next day, A and B sent 2 men to get the cash Y from my brother who rang A who confirmed to give the sum Y and promised to send the written agreement the next day. My brother followed these instructions. The deal was to complete on 30 Oct 2008.
I kept asking A to give the written agreement to me but he always postponed on some pretence, until recently. Following this, due to the credit crunch, my buyer could not come up with remaining consideration to complete the deal. As a result, I am also unable to complete the deal on the property in Noida.
I was still trying to get a written agreement from A at this time. He said that this agreement is in “safe keeping” with his friend B and that if I insisted on getting this he would not help me in this matter any more.
Later, A said that I had to pay at least 4 times Y to get the written agreement. He also said that he had to pay several Lacs from his pocket to get the extension done in order to complete the deal. With much agro, he gave me a photocopy of the agreement in which the property was not bought in my name but in the name of B (property dealer). I was never told about this. Also, the purchase price on the agreement was almost 30 Lacs less than agreed with me (30 Lacs less than X). The token money, however, was 51,000 Rs more than agreed (51,000 Rs more than Y).
I feel that A and B have been co-conspirators in cheating and defrauding me. I live in the UK. What should I do?
srinivasan
04 July 2009 at 16:44
under infermation act, can we get infermation regarding partnership business accounts in which iam the leagle hirer of the diesesed partner.How shoud we apply .kindly guid me sir.
kk
04 July 2009 at 14:15
Respected sir(s)
I am an senior citizen , running a shop from last 50 years in walled city delhi.before that my father was running from 1948.MY landlord was not accepting rent (Rs.51 permonth)from last several years and i deposited the rent in court.Now the land lord have filled a case under DELHI RENT CONTROL ACT Section 14(1)(e).pls tell me the strength in this case.My father got this property from CUSTODIAN AFTER PARTATION.pls reply.
Thankyou
Rekha.....
03 July 2009 at 22:20
Dear Sir/ Ma’am
our client trapped into the “ Electricity theft “ and received the notice from the Electricity Board to pay immediately Rs. 35,739.70 under Electricity Act 2003 u/s. 135.
The fact of the matter is that our client has informed by a written request to the electricity Board on 21/10/2008 to replace the meter immediately as gas was cming out because of loose connection and seal was broken by our client for safety on 20/10/2008 and paid Rs. 70=00 as a meter repair charges and hving receipt for the same. No action has been taken so far. Our client has paid rs. 140=00 as a energy charges on 03/04/2009.
Again on 17/06/2009 the official of the EB removed the said meter because of broken seal. Our client has written request to the EB on 19/06/2009 for the appreciation of previous facts. On 18/06/2009 the EB has issued the notice to our client to pay immediately Rs. 35,739.70 with report of investigation and Electricity Bill.
Can V file a complaint under consumer Protection Act or other alternative……? Please inform as early as possible
It is for Personal Use sir
Mohamed Ali
03 July 2009 at 15:04
Dear Sir,
A long pending Muslim partition suit,
A Interlocutary application is pending in the lower court without any order from past 1.5 years, Can we bypass this lower court without any orders being passed or our application rejected,
Can we file a writ petition in high court to dispose off our IA.
Or can we directly approach high court...
Thanks
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