vishal gupta
28 June 2022 at 11:37
Hi Experts,
Last year I was subject to fraud and 1lac each from my two credit cards were debited, for which I had lodged an FIR with the local police station also with the cyber crime cell but the amount was not recovered, the banks on the other had harassed me on a daily basis with third party call center executives calling me everyday, lastly frustrated I asked them to send me a legal notice but they have not even done that and spoiled me otherwise perfect CIBIL score.
Do I need to do anything to safeguard myself form this
Anonymous
28 June 2022 at 11:31
Hi Experts,
My wife and me knew each other before marriage and I knew that she was a patient of depression, but post marriage when she gets into a fight she shouts in full rage and becomes violent and this has happened more often then not she had threatened to kill me and my mother many time our fights would first be verbal and then she would attack me first and a physical fight would also break out, I have all the proof of her beating me and the bloodshed caused with images clicked, but she has threatened with 498A many times as well.
How do I file for annulment of marriage, kindly guide
vishal gupta
28 June 2022 at 11:24
Dear Experts,
I live in West Bengal with my family the property that we live is in the joint name of my father and his brothers, collectively we are in default of paying the local municipal tax of the combined property through all members want the registry to be done in Individual names except one who is not agreeing and is an antisocial element because of which we are not able to pay even our share of the property tax.
We have received several reminders from the department but we find our selves helpless, kindly guide how do we ensure that my family is not in default because of this issue
Mahesh Aswaney
27 June 2022 at 21:16
I own a flat of 600 sq ft in A COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY IN GHATKOPAR WEST ,
MY GRAND MOTHER HAD LET IT OUT IN 1968,
The rent was fixed at Rs 120 PM and ever since then it continues till date .
The SHARE CERTIFICATES ARE IN OUR NAME AND MAINTENANCE BILLS ARE ALSO IN OUR NAME .
NOW THE SOCIETY HAS JUST ISSUED A LOI FOR REDEVELOPMENT .
QUESTION :
1.00 CAN WE EVICT THE TENANT (HE MAINTAINS IT WAS UNDER PUGDEE .(OUR CONTENTION IS THAT IN A COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY PUGDEE IS INVALID .
HE HAS NO DOCUMENT TO PROVE IT )
Q: IS THIS CONTENTION CORRECT .
2.00 THE DEVELOPER HAS OFFERED 300 SQ FT ENHANCED AREA .
CAN WE ASK HIM TO COMPENSATE FOR THIS AT THE CURRENT RATES .
AND REACCOMODATE TENANT AS A TENANT IN A REDEVELOPED FLAT OF EXISTING AREA ,OF 600 SQ FT
IN INTERVENING PERIOD OF REDEVELOPMENT TENANT CAN GET RENTALS FROM DEVELOPER .
Q 3 WILL THE AAA BE SIGNED WITH US OR OWNER .
OUR STRATEGY IS AFTER REDEVELOPMENT WE WILL ASK FOR RENT AT MARKET RATE FAILING WHICH CAN WE ASK HIM TO VACATE ?.
IS THIS POSSIBLE
PLEASE ADVISE ON ABOVE OR ANY OTHER ADVISE WHICH WILL HELP US RETRIEVE THE FLAT .
(LASTLY THE SOCIETY HAS 81 MEMEBER’s AND 12 no’s ARE TENANTS .
7 OUT OF 12 HAVE NEGOTIATED TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP BY RECEIVING 1/3 COST OF FLAT I.e RS 57.50 LACS (ON BASIS OF PUGDEE HOLDING)
Please advise framework of notice to be served on tenant .
Anonymous
27 June 2022 at 17:47
My tenant has not been paying rent from an year plus and hence i approached the court , the court after the due procedure passed an eviction order . My tenant is still not vacating after the court eviction order and taking advantage of court summer holidays since i cannot file execution of order in court until it re opens , On top this his attitude is still much same , he is saying he will approach high court which ultimately will lead to nothing but him sitting in without paying rent for few more months.I filled eviction suit and will seperately file for recovery suit though the court has assessed rent of 9+ lakhs until march 2022 . What is the remedy of people who exploit law for its delay . He is also into some small time cricket betting which i complained to police and they say you get us evidence we will take action.
kunhi marakkar
27 June 2022 at 13:01
Husband took wife's gold ornaments for his personal use 20 years ago.issue compromised by mediators 20 years ago.
Noe wife again going to pressure to get back ornaments.if she approach Court ,is there limitation act to admit her petition.
Anonymous
27 June 2022 at 12:16
What will conditions for bail on cheque bounce case under 138?Can accused deposit money as security instead of land tax reciept on bail ?If so how much will deposit
Anonymous
26 June 2022 at 20:00
After my wife's remarriage she has taken my son to an unknown address. I have heared that she is planning to sale my son. I didn't know where my son is.
I approach local police station but they didn't help.
How could I get my son back for his welfare ?
Anonymous
26 June 2022 at 18:48
I was live-in relationship with a lady. During our relationship I have entrusted 200 gram gold in good faith.
Now she leave me & married again & hide herself. Her mother give written statement that the lady has taken 200 gram gold ornaments from me. She refused to return my gold. I am filing 156(3) CRPC for lodge FIR u/s 420 IPC & 406 IPC.
Will police arrest the lady ?
Could I get my gold back ?
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Rise international pvt. ltd. v. divine creations pvt. ltd.
Rise International Pvt. Ltd.
v.
Divine Creations Pvt. Ltd.
1. Ms. Rose Merry is the Director and General Manager of Rise International Pvt. Ltd. which is an event management company. It primarily stages promotional events for corporate clients.
2. Mr. Great Nicholas is a Director and shareholder of Divine Creations Pvt. Ltd., a popular manufacturer of confectionary. Divine Creations is particularly well-known for its “Jelly Button” chocolates which are multicoloured, button-shaped chocolates having a unique taste similar to that of dark chocolates.
3. Symphony Technologies Inc (ST) is a multinational corporation with a reputation for developing cutting edge consumer electronics.
4. In February 2022, ST engaged Rise International services to assist the launch of a new product to the Hindian market- Impromptu, a new holographic AI assistant, which is claiming to bring into life a new level of interactivity, intelligence and personalization. The release of ST’s products are highly anticipated and details of the product launch event were a tightly held secret.
5. The Event was scheduled for June 1st, 2022 at the ‘Happy Marriott’ hotel at Indraprastha, capital city of Hindistan. Apart from organising and managing the Event, Rise International agreed to create:
a) 9,000 gift bags for attendees;
b) Ensure that each gift bag contained a 100 gram packet of JB’s, among other things; and
c) Ensure that the JB’s matched the ST company colours of red and green.
6. The onset of Covid-19 and the Hindistan Government’s lockdown measures had a devastating impact on Divine Creations. In the most recent financial year, it’s sales decreased by more than 75% and Divine Creations recorded a substantial loss. The ‘Riches Times’ Newspaper ran an article in April 2022 entitled “ Divine Creations to cut 300 jobs after sales fall off cliff’’.
7. Ms. Rose exchanged several emails with Mr. Great to determine whether Divine Creations was able to supply two tonnes of JB’s in time for the Event. During a phone conversation:
a) Ms. Rose asked whether Mr. Great would be able to fulfil the order?
b) Mr. Great laughed and stated that they have been in business for 50 years and that they aren’t going anywhere.
c) Ms. Rose replied, “Will you guarantee that?’’
d) Mr. Great said, “Sure thing. I’d bet my life on it.”
8. Ms. Rose felt confident that Mr. Great was in a position to fulfil the proposed order and deliver the JB’s on time.
9. Therefore, Mr. Great with the assistance of Adv. Denny prepared a draft contract of sale which was emailed to Ms. Rose.
10. Ms. Rose reviewed the draft contract and proposed several changes, including the addition of a clause that read: “A director who signs this agreement for or on behalf of a party to this agreement guarantees its performance and is personally liable as if the signatory was the party.”
11. Ms. Rose provided no explanation for the inclusion of this clause and it went unnoticed by Mr. Great.
12. On March 1st, 2022, Ms. Rose and Mr. Great entered into an agreement, pursuant to which Mr. Great agreed to supply and package 2 tonnes of JB’s in 100 gram packaging. The parties’ agreement was recorded in a written contract, which was duly executed.
13. On May 25th, 2022, Mr. Great notified Ms. Rose that he was experiencing supply difficulties and could not deliver until June 12th, 2022.
14. On May 26th, 2022, Ms. Rose sent a letter terminating the Contract as time was of essence in this contract.
15. Mr. Great denies any breach and says that the termination was itself a repudiation of the Contract.
16. Ms. Rose claims damages against Divine Creations for the delay in delivery and seeks to recover the purchase price.
17. Hence, the parties are before the District Court of Indraprastha for getting the appropriate relief and justice.
(Please note that Indraprastha is the capital of Hindistan and that the laws of Hindistan are in pari materia to that of India.)
ISSUES:
1.Whether the District Court of Indraprastha has the jurisdiction to decide the present matter or the matter should be referred for arbitration?
2. Whether Divine Creations Pvt. Ltd. has breached the Contract?
3. Whether Rise International Private Limited is liable to be compensated?