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Chirag   04 September 2021 at 11:57

Eviction of caretaker from the premises

We have employed a caretaker in our bungalow in Khandala for the past 25 years. Despite repeated requests to the caretaker, he and his family refuse to vacate our premises. Kindly advice as to what stand should we take to evict him from our bungalow

Chelakara Subramanian   04 September 2021 at 07:33

Discrimination/injustice to some housing society members.

Our Housing Society is undergoing Redevelopment. As per DA, building was to be demolished after all the existing members are put in Permanent Alternate Accommodation by constructing a tower in the open space available and then construct another tower for sale by the Developer. However the Developer decided to construct both towers together and asked the existing members to vacate their flats, which the members agreed on promise of getting hardship compensation on monthly basis for arranging temporary Alternate Accommodation in lieu of putting into possession on Permanent Alternate Accommodation as per DA. All members have been getting compensation regularly for 7/8 years without any further documentation. From Feb 2020 the Developer is paying to the members who are paying on rent and have given them L&L agreement copies. Some of the Members are staying with their children, but are not being paid compensation by Developer. We feel it is discrimination and injustice to such Members. This is hardship compensation to displaced persons and not disbursement of rent paid. Most of such Members are senior citizens without any source of regular income. Please advise the action to be taken by such discriminated members to get JUSTICE in the matter. Regards.

Chelakara Subramanian   04 September 2021 at 07:05

Discrimination/injustice to some housing society members.

Our Housing Society is undergoing Redevelopment. As per DA, building was to be demolished after all the existing members are put in Permanent Alternate Accommodation by constructing a tower in the open space available and then construct another tower for sale by the Developer. However the Developer decided to construct both towers together and asked the existing members to vacate their flats, which the members agreed on promise of getting hardship compensation on monthly basis for arranging temporary Alternate Accommodation in lieu of putting into possession on Permanent Alternate Accommodation as per DA. All members have been getting compensation regularly for 7/8 years without any further documentation. From Feb 2020 the Developer is paying to the members who are paying on rent and have given them L&L agreement copies. Some of the Members are staying with their children, but are not being paid compensation by Developer. We feel it is discrimination and injustice to such Members. This is hardship compensation to displaced persons and not disbursement of rent paid. Most of such Members are senior citizens without any source of regular income. Please advise the action to be taken by such discriminated members to get JUSTICE in the matter. Regards.

Anonymous   03 September 2021 at 18:06

How to find out if my property is on collector's land

Hi - we are selling a flat in Nahur Mumbai. The bak has told the buyer to get collector NOC from us as the building is on collector's land, however our builder has confirmed it is freehold land. We went through the property card for the plot and it was category 'C' . Does this mean freehold land ? How can we read and confirm for property card.

Vasudevan   03 September 2021 at 15:43

Regarding rent

I am a landlord rented out my shop to a tenant. He had defaulted in payment of rent. I had filed a case for eviction on the ground of self occupation and default in rent. Meanwhile, the tenant has also filed a separate suit for deposit of rent in the court a year ago. I was not aware of the suit filed by the tenant. I had furnished my bank a/c. details to the tenant to deposit the rent directly into my account till the case of eviction filed by me. The tenant has also deposited the rent directly into my account. Now I got the summon for the suit filed by the tenant. The summon was delayed due to corona lock down. As the tenant is already paying rent into my account, do I have to respond the summon? What further step I have to take on the suit filed by the tenant?
Thanks in advance.


Anonymous   03 September 2021 at 01:00

Maintenance charges paid every month¿

In commercial apartment do we need to pay maintenance charges every month, even if specific amt is not mentioned in agreement bt we are giving specific amt, even wen their was no issues, after paying water and diesel expenses separately..is it required to pay the charge where I m not using lift¿

Anonymous   03 September 2021 at 00:33

Relied on judgements along with consumer complaint

I am aware that i have to enclose relied on documents along with the consumer complaint in consumer forum. However, i am not aware if i need to attach the copies of relied on judgements along with the complaint or not. Kindly advice me point wise on following.

1. Whether i need to submit copies of relied on judgements to the consumer forum or not?

2. if copies of judgements has to be submitted, Whether same has to be submitted along with the complaint or can be done later while evidence or arguments?

3. Whether it is necessary to submit copies of judgements or only reference to relied on judgement is enough?

Raju bhai   02 September 2021 at 21:15

Issue of ancestor ownership flat without will among legal

We are joint hindu family. We have 2 BHK ownership flat in a society in western subarb of mumbai. Originally property was in joint name of my grandmother and my father. While purchasing property , my father had contributed 50% and my grandfather had contributed rest. Now my grandmother is expired. I had 2 uncles & both have died. My cousin sisters (2 unmarried daughters of one uncle . Both are 45+ year old ) are still staying in that property from childhood. Presently society is issuing maintenance bill in name of my grandmother only and paid by my cousin sisters only.

Now society is planning for redevelopment as it is 45 year old building. My other uncle has 2 son.

So in 50% share of my grandmother ,
my father + 2 cousin sister + 2 cousin brother has share being legal heirs. Incase of redevelopment , if my cousin sisters who are still staying in same flat do not co-operate to sell flat to builder by way of joint agreement (according to their eligible share from grandmother quota being legal heirs,) what to do ?

We two party (my father whose name is also registered As flat owner and is alive and two sons of my other uncle who are legal heirs and has eligible share from grandmother quota) are ready to sell flat.

Is there any solution by which we two party having major share can sell flat without need of NOC from party non willing to sell ?

By chance if all parties do not agree to sell flat , how property will be treated by builder who is going to redevelop same ? Do property goes in court custody ?




UTV ACTION action   02 September 2021 at 21:03

Validity/of/ikrarnama

hii/sir,what/is/the/validity/of/ikrarnama

BN   02 September 2021 at 21:00

Usage of lpg cylinders in societies with piped gas facility

I am a flat owner cum resident of a gated community in Hyderabad, the society having nearly 750 flats where builder has provided provision for Piped Gas (Normal gas cylinders stored in a place and connected through pipeline to individual flats). During sales the builder orally said that the provision for piped gas is given and interested residents may use the facility. Those not interested can use individual cylinders supplied by Oil Companies / Gas Agencies. Even the Agreement of Sale did not have any condition for usage of gas except for mentioning that the provision of Reticulated Piped Gas is given by builder.
Currently the builder is maintaining the project and its maintenance through 3rd Party (external agency) by 2 years advance funds collected from flat owners toward maintenance. Even though people have been residing in their flats since more than 2 years and registration of 90% of the flats completed, the builder has been postponing the RWA formation and handing over of Corpus Fund to the RWA citing various reasons.
Of late, builder has made a rule saying that since provision for Reticulated Piped Gas is given, all residents have to compulsorily use the facility and no cylinders will be allowed in any flat. For the new flat handovers, they are getting a form signed towards acceptance for using piped gas. If not signed, flats and not being handed over. There is also no transparency on the charges of piped gas and various issues on proper supply. There are currently 500 residents in the society and nearly 60 using gas cylinders. When the builder was asked that if there is any Govt. Order or Notification that says that LPG Cylinders cannot be used is societies where there is facility for piped gas, he denied the same but said that Fire Department has such a rule that LPG Cylinders cannot be used in societies where there is facility for piped gas.
I have only 2 queries at present:
1. Is the builder justified in forcing residents to use Piped Gas facility and denying door step delivery of cylinders to the residents
2. Is there a rule from the Fire Department that LPG Cylinders cannot be used is societies where there is facility for piped gas.
I would be very thankful if the above queries are answered.