Anonymous
05 January 2024 at 20:17
Can trachers of private unaided school in Maharashtra file writ against school management which is involved in unfair means of employment. Teachers have ZP approval also . Education officer made many reports about irregularity and currupt practices of present school management
Rahul sharma
04 January 2024 at 17:50
Respected people,
My father had a agricultural land of 2 acre in village.On which there is name of my other 3 brothers with me on record .
Problem is that it is under , someone's possession from a long period . Now we two brothers want demarcation of land but one brother is not intrested in demarcation ,infact due to personal issues and fights he is saying that he will put objection on demarcation process
My question is this ,
As a co-partner can we apply for demarcation.
We don't want to sell land we just want to get demarcation and our possession.
So can we do this process without his will to do it as we have our share and name on land records to.
Anonymous
04 January 2024 at 09:13
Sir
I am the principal borrower but I have failed to repair my loan now it is pending before High court can court attach my HUF property I am not the karta the property nor I have placed property for loan can this property be attached for repayment of my loan?
Anonymous
03 January 2024 at 00:36
I have an agreement with my sister by year 2020. Which not registered.i couldn't comply said agreement due to lack of money.
Now sister going to file case to attach my property.can i quash this agreement? Is there any value to this agreement in court without registration.if so how can face her case
Content of agreement shown below
We, the 1st and 2nd parties are brothers and sisters
Terms and Conditions
1. The Second Party hereby acknowledges and agrees that the disputes relating to the properties sold by the First Party to the Second Party in respect of the properties sold by the Second Party have been fixed at a compensation figure of Rs.15,00,000/-.
2. The sum of Rs.15,00,000/- mentioned in the first section can be paid to the second party as security for O.S. XXX/2014 case No. XXX/2014 as per the order of the Hon'ble ..... Munseef Court, 40% of the property reserved for the second party is to be registered and given by the first party in the name of the second party and the above registration is only for the assurance that the above number is given to the second party by the first party to the second party if the above property is exhausted or exempted. It is hereby determined and agreed to be paid to the party.
3. It is hereby mutually determined and agreed that the above sum shall be paid by the first party to the second party in such installments as may be convenient to him and shall not under any circumstances be less than Rs.6,000/- per month.
4. The above matters shall be decided personally by both the parties by discussing with each other as mutual elders.
Both the parties have mutually determined and agreed that there has been no inducement, coercion, threat or anything else from anyone in the above mentioned matter and this agreement has been reached on the basis of a voluntary discussion and decision between the two parties.
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5. The first share holder and the aforesaid O.S. XXX/2014 case No. XXX/2014, it is hereby categorically determined and agreed that the first party shall register and give in the name of the second party's son (A. Deeb Moin) within 7 days from today, the first party to register the exemption in respect of the assets which the first party has been ordered to get divided in part.
6. It is hereby expressly stipulated and mutually agreed that the Second Party shall not immediately take any legal action under this Agreement and shall grant a delay in payment to the First Party and that the Security Property shall be held and enjoyed by the Second Party until such time.
7. All disputes in the above matter are hereby settled and resigned and it is hereby mutually determined and agreed that there will be no further disputes between Anujan and Jyeshta and that they will carry on their family life amicably.
Both the parties having accepted and agreed to the above determinations have entered into and signed this agreement in the presence of the undersigned witnesses.
on the 24th day of February 2020.
AKASH YADAV
30 December 2023 at 23:11
I am having a shop in jhansi whose rent was 1500 pm in 1990......after some increment in rent amount ...my latest increment of rent was on 2020 to an amount of 7200 rupee pm......but now my landlord is demanding for 65000 pm rent.....and seeking for court.......now suggest me some legal advice so that my landlord cannot evict me??
Sadanand B. Panchal
27 December 2023 at 14:59
Respected Experts,
In the year 2011, I obtained Autorickshaw through Bank loan of Rs. 1 Lacs by mortgaging Autorickshaw of third person A and I forced to become guarantor in loan secured by person A for his Autorickshaw. In such a way I and the person A obtained Autorickshaw of each other. (This procedure is often adopted by Banks while granting loan). After 4 years, my Autorickshaw was stolen. I registered FIR in the Police Station and informed Bank. In the meanwhile, I paid all insurance amount of Rs. 62,000/- which was transferred to the Bank by Cheque in my name. Bank did not made efforts to trace my Autorickshaw. Thereafter, the Bank obtained Recovery Certificate from the Assistant Registrar of Societies without notice to me. Now I received a Notice from the Recovery Officer of the Bank under Section 156 r/w Sections 101, 91 1nd 98 of the MCS Act stating that the Bank is going to auction my father’s room if I fail to pay the loan amount with interest. I have not mortgaged my father’s room for securing loan. My Symbolic possession of my Autorickshaw is with the Bank till I repay full loan amount.
Kindly inform be as per following:
1) Whether Bank have right to auction my father’s property where I am residing?
2) Whether the insurance paid to Bank can be treated as 50% amount for purpose of filing Revision Application under clause (2A) of Section 154 of the MCS Act (Before the Assistant Registrar of Societies.
3) Whether Application under Section 101 filed by the Bank before the Assistant Registrar of Societies is Applicable to my case where my Autorickshaw is not available for recovery?
4) Kindly suggest me what to do in this matter.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Sadanand Panchal
shyam lal
25 December 2023 at 19:16
A revision petition was filed in session court againt trial court .there by the accused party apealed in the high court and got a exparte stay Query what is the legal remedy to get the stay vacated.
mani vel
25 December 2023 at 12:05
Dear Experts, First of all I would like to thank experts who helped in resolving my previous queries regards with my father's MCOP case. Somehow the case has been finalized after 6 years and got the compensation order from sub-ordinate judge-Taluk Court in TamilNadu State. In the order it has been stated as the compensation amount of Rs.6 lac 60 thousand has to be deposited in each legal heris account by Rs.1 lac sixty five thousand (660000/4). But the 2nd, 3rd & 4th legal heirs want the Insurance company to deposit the entire amount in 1st legal heirs account. So my 1st query is , can all the 2nd, 3rd and 4th legal heirs pray to court to direct the insurance company to deposit all amount in 1st legal heir account? what's the way to make it possible ?
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My second query is, May I know how much is the fee (Court fee / stamp duty fee) I need to pay for an award of Rs.6 lac 60 thousand ?
Thanks in Advance
Anonymous
19 December 2023 at 00:32
Sir,
There is a gift deed that was Notarised on 10.09.23, but now the Donor & the donee want to register it with the Sub Registrar paying stamp duty.
IS IT POSSIBLE TO REGISTER THIS SAME NOTARISED GIFT DEED WITH THE SUB REGISTRAR, IF YES, WITHIN HOW MANY MONTHS OF BEING NOTARISED, CAN THE SUB REGISTRAR REGISTER IT OR ITS NOT POSSIBLE TO REGISTER A NOTARISED GIFT DEED.
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partition document attested by close relatives
However, attestation by a person, who has an interest in the subject matter of document attested stands on a distinct footing. Attestation by such a person raises the prima facie presumption that he knows the contents and acquiesces in the disposition of the property by the deed he attests.
Is there any Supreme Court verdicts to support the above points