Javed Ali Khan
10 March 2022 at 01:45
My new tenant wants to pay me the amount of 'salami' ( pagdi) by cheque. The rent per month agreed is Rs. 1000. We have both agree to sign the agreement, after his cheque is credited to my account. can a landlord legally take the amount of salami from a new tenant in cheque? Can he legally claim the amount in the near future, even though the deposit is not mentioned in the agreement as refundable security deposit?
Anonymous
10 March 2022 at 00:31
Dear Experts,
My neighbour in my adjacent plot, is constructing his house and his house foundation is very high from the Road, so he encroached the road by building a ramp for vehicles entry and exit. so can i damage his ramp on my own as the authorities are not taking any action.
Anonymous
09 March 2022 at 18:41
In case of member holds 2 or 3 or more flats in the CHS in its name -
1)Is the membership in a cooperative housing society counted as 1 irrespective of no of flats the member is holding in its name?
2)How many votes can a person cast in case it has 2 or 3 flats in the housing society?
3) How are the society dues defined in case of multiple flat holding by the member? is it treated separately for each flat or is it cumulative?
4)Who can be qualified as defaulter and can a defaulter attend society's general body meeting and whether defaulter can vote in such meeting?
5) What if the member has more than one flat and has partially paid up the society bills for only one flat- Can the member be qualified as defaulter & can such member attend & vote in the general body meeting.
Harish
09 March 2022 at 13:45
By academic definition I understood a transfer deed can include any deed which include exchange of hands , including sale deed and gift deed. By what if any state , Haryana in particular have 3 different types of deeds for Property - Sale Deed, Transfer Deed, Gift Deed.
https://jamabandi.nic.in/DefaultPages/DeedTemplatesNew
As I checked with local dealer he said both can work in case of transfer of property in blood relationship .
But I need to know the difference between implications ( monetary and legal ) of a transfer deed in blood relation Vs. a gift deed in blood relation for an immovable property.
Please answer.
Atik j.pathan
09 March 2022 at 13:16
After filing case paper how much period required to allot court by administration
RKP
09 March 2022 at 03:38
I am located in Mumbai.
My lawyer who is looking my case is not reachable since a month. His office is closed all times. His multiple mobile numbers along with his family member's mobile numbers are all switched off.
I am unable to contact him.
How do I get the residential address of my lawyer?
Can court provide me the lawyers residential address if I show them my case number which he handles?
Jagan
08 March 2022 at 11:47
My father has 4 brothers and 2 sister.
They have done a bhaaga pirivinai among 5 mens. Now my grand father passed away recently. Last younger brother of my father sold his land to elder brother using that bhaaga pirivinai. Now his younger brother not willing for registration. What my father has to do for registration.
jagadish paranjape
07 March 2022 at 12:33
Establishment was employing 20 workmen and their demand relating to better service conditions was pending before the Industrial Tribunal.Packaging section of production dept.was closed by paying closure compensation to concerned.Will the action amount to change in service conditions within the meaning of Sec.33(1) of Industrial Dispute Act 1947.Support of citation would be appreciated.
Regards.
Anonymous
07 March 2022 at 10:04
Hi all,
I got married 3 months back, and after a month of our marriage, my wife moved to another country for her studies. It was told to me before our marriage only as she had taken up admission back in 2020 but due to COVID, the sessions were not taking place, this being a 2 Months DIPLOMA COURSE in MAKE-UP. While in India she has her own Salon Business too, which even though was in existence since 2019 wasn't doing great due to COVID related crisis. Now, the thing is I am a MBA and I had forwarded my help in Marketing and Sales related issues for her business, which she duly declined (it being her own business I also complied to the same). My wife had no intention before to sell her business, but pretty recently she had expressed to sell off her business and move out of India to settle and work in UK (which she got from her college where she got a placement opportunity). All this being said, she had not told or discussed with me nor does she want to talk to me regarding this. This just being 3 months into our marriage. She had pre-planned her studies hence it was not within my rights or her's to talk about it, but now with her plan to just take up a job without even discussing it is somewhat not within my conjugal rights, I would quote some,
Under section 13 of the Act, cruelty and desertion are grounds for divorce. These are grounds for judicial separation as well. In cases where the wives' employment at places other than the husbands' place of residence and job has led to marital disharmony thereby leading the husband to file petition for restitution or divorce, the issues raised have been:
(a) does the wife's withdrawal from the husband's society to pursue her job, "without reasonable excuse", entitles him to a decree of restitution of conjugal rights against her?
(b) does it constitute 'desertion' within the meaning of section 13 so as to entitle the husband to a decree for judicial separation or divorce?
(c) is such a wife guilty of cruelty to her husband, under section13, thereby entitling him to seek judicial separation or divorce?
In one such case, viz- Gaya Prasad v. Bhagwati ,AIR 1966 MP 21, case, the trial court had conceded the wife's right as it was necessary for her to work because of financial circumstances, since the nature of her job required her to stay at a place different from her husbands' it could not be said that she had unreasonably withdrawn from the society of her husband, according to the trial court. On appeal against this by the husband, the order was reversed and the high court held:
Merely on the ground that the husband has small income and the wife if she is allowed to serve at a place away from the marital home can substantially augment the family income, cannot be held to be a sufficient reason to deny the wife's society to the husband. Nothing in Hindu law warrants the adoption of such a course.
In continuation, in my case my wife has herself chosen to work outside after selling her business without even trying to consult me on this while I am left in the dark and deprived of any conjugal rights, also I have forwarded my own help in terms of my knowledge to help her but she refused to do so and without consulting has taken up the job, while I may not have a very high salary but is enough to take care of her, while she reasons that she doesnt want to stay with my family nor does she want to leave all her lifestyle.
LCI members, can anyone guide if I can seek to revoke her passport against violation of my conjugal rights.
P.S. - I am not taking up any case against her as of now.
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