vinod bansal
30 October 2009 at 20:13
R/Members
Kindly tell me whether desi/pure ghee is covered by any control order/notification of central or state govt. under Essential commodities Act.Thanx
vinod bansal
30 October 2009 at 20:07
R/Members
Kindly enlighten me regarding meaning of latter patent appeal.Regards
Bhasker Thirumala
30 October 2009 at 19:21
Dear Sir or Madam,
Can an Associate Member (second name in the Sale agreement)contest for Managing Committee elections if the primamry member in this case my father issues a notice to MC that he permits me to act on his behalf his health not permitting him,
Or is there any provision under which the associate member could a member of the MC of a co-op hsng soc as most other members are not showing intrest to be in the MC..
Thanks and kind regards
Bhasker Thirumala
MK visvesvaraya
30 October 2009 at 19:14
Hi Experts.
After seeing lot of messages related to Karnataka land act 1961.
Some Advance information:
[1] My family does not have Agriculture history.
[2] My wife's side has Agriculture history
I have following question:
I like to buy an agriculture land near Bangalore, examples anekal or Kanakpura.I like to use that land for agriculture purpose only. My income is greater then 4 lacks/year.
Do I eligible for above??
If not then No body in Karnataka take agriculture as carrier or Bread earning business?
Or I can buy a farm land from Gated community builder and then after 2-3 year buy a proper Agriculture land?
Please guide me on legal side.
Thanks
Arvind
Member (Account Deleted)
30 October 2009 at 18:01
A writ petition it just filed,,,may be listed in next week. After filing it is discovered that
1. there is a mistake in the adderess of respendent no1.
2. the respondent no 2 have shifted to its old address.
Is amendment of the petiton necessary?
What is the procedure to amend the writ petiton? If copy is served to respondent no.2 to its new address without amending the petition what will be the effect?
Member (Account Deleted)
30 October 2009 at 17:58
A writ petition it just filed,,,may be listed in next week. After filing it is discovered that
1. there is a mistake in the adderess of respendent no1.
2. the respondent no 2 have shifted to its old address.
Is amendment of the petiton necessary?
What is the procedure to amend the writ petiton? If copy is served to respondent no.2 to its new address without amending the petition what will be the effect?
Member (Account Deleted)
30 October 2009 at 17:52
A writ petition have been just presented,,,may be listed in next week. After filing I discovered that firstly there is a mistake in the address of the respondent no.1 ,
and secondly respondent no.2 have been shifted from its old address.
Please guide me how to correct the petition? Is amendment necessary? What is the procedure? If I serve copy to the respondent no. 2 to its new address without amending the petition what will be the effect?
A.R.P.S.
30 October 2009 at 16:36
Father having a House which is his personal property as such very long back he had donated his house to his own two sons by executed a registered Donation Deed. But at present one of his son acting with cruel with his Father and tried to evict his father from his House namely the donated property.
So now the Father decided to cancel the said Donation Deed.
Whether he can execute a Cancellation Deed or he has to file a civil suit for cancellation of document?
Because it is a house property and right from the date of the execution of the donation deed to till date the donor namely the Father have been living with the donees.
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