Anonymous
17 February 2021 at 15:16
I am a single mother of a 1 yr old daughter, i live alone with my daughter along with a maid. I have received appointment letter as presiding officer for upcoming election duty. It's not possible to leave my daughter on the mercy of servant and neighbours for 2 consecutive days. I tried 2 times to submit my application regarding exemption from election duty, but the Election officer did not pay heed to my request, even he didn't received my letter..pls tell me what should i do, i can't take risk with my baby's life
Roy Philip
17 February 2021 at 14:12
Dear Sir,
I am representing a co-operative housing society in Mumbai. I have few concerns as mentioned below.
Secenario:-
One member hasn't paid monthly maintenance from last so many years and his out standing reached up to few lacs. Few weeks back he approached society and verbally and through Whatsapp requested for NoC as he want to sell his property. Immediately after his request, managing committee called a meeting and resolved that, no NoC shall be given as the huge maintenance is outstanding and the decision communicated to the member through Whatsapp.
After few days we received a letter from the deputy registrars office requesting managing committee to co-operate with the member and issue NOC as per the bye law. Society reverted to registrars office with facts and figures and also shared documentary evidence of demand notices sent to the member for payment and no revert received from the registrar office yet even though a month is passed. Now my concerns are mentioned below.
1. Is there any legal implication to the office bearers if society denied to issue NoC to member due to non payment of maintenance?
2. Can the defaulting member sell his flat without informing society in writing or providing documents?
3. Can the member allow the purchaser to stay in his flat even before the document submission to society and obtaining NoC from society?
4. What action can initiate by society to restrict the unauthorized stay in building as society don't have any documents of new occupiers.
5. Can society discontinue the services like water and HK to the said flat?
Anonymous
17 February 2021 at 13:22
Sir,
There is a common vehicle path in between S.No.48/3B and 48/3C&D. 48/3B belongs to Mr. Krishnan and 48/3C&D belongs to me. While one sales Mr. Krishnan sold the common vehicle path land as his own and also sold equal to that area of vehicle path in my Patta Land. I request you it it comes under land grabbing act or not. I request you kindly inform to whom I approach to settle the matter.
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jeet
17 February 2021 at 13:00
Please suggest me
I purchased plot for construction house in 2014. Transmission line
(11/33 kv) of electricity department cross over my plot. That time seller
agreement on 50 rs stamp paper that “ within 6 months he will adjust
this electric wire out of my plot and if he couldn't do this than
purchaser can do any legal action against him"
Electricity department ready for adjust wire but seller don't want to pay
estimate money in department and now in 2020 seller said directly that
“he is not responsible for adjust wire".
My question is..
1) which type of legal action can i do against him?
2) is it right that agreement copy not consider after 3 years ?
3) In my situation which is best option consumer forum or court ?
Anonymous
17 February 2021 at 12:50
Sir,
There is common vehicle path in between 48/3B and 48/3C&D. 48/3B belongs to Mr. Krishnan and 48/3C&D belongs to me. while on sales Mr. Krishnan sold the Vehicle Path along with his land. Further he also registered a land equal to vehicle path in my Patta Land. I approach the Tahsildar omalur to survey my land for that I have paid survey fees 2 times, but the land is not yet surveyed. I approach the collector, sub-collector and police commissioner and Registration Department for settle the matter. No body has taken proper step to settle the matter. Tahsildar given wrong statement to the higher authority a case is pending against the land. For that case I am not plaintiff or dependent. I approach the Tamilnadu information commission and they ordered to survey the land, still it is not survey. I request the revenue authorities if any any case is pending, is there any rules or acts is available that land should not be surveyed. so far i have not received reply. I request you if any order is available if the case is pending in the court that land should not be surveyed, whether the party is not a respondent or plaintiff in that case. P. Natarajan, Salem.11
Nithinya Swamy
17 February 2021 at 10:49
Sir / Madam
I am widowed lady of 65 years. I am retired Govt School teacher , residing in my own DDA LIG flat in Rohini. About 2 years after my son's marriage, my son and daughter in law started mistreating and abusing me for the flat. They want me to transfer the flat in their joint name , and want me to do all household work, and look after my grandchild at home. They don't allow me to go out, or visit temple.
Last year with help of neighbors, I filed a case in Rohini Courts under Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act to evict them from my flat. But my son and his wife filed DV Act against her husband (my son) and me, and had got residence order under DV Act that allowed them to stay in my flat. Last one year I have lived in constant fear of my son and daughter in law, they shout at me, even slapped me twice, and as there is only one entrance gate of flat, I don't go out much (once a week) out of fear of my son.
Now I have been told by my lawyer Mr Gupta that after the Supreme Court judgement, my daughter in law and son can't be evicted from flat whatsoever. Although I have read the DV Act, and it mentions providing alternate accommodation to the daughter in law by husband.... Then why doesn't Court ask my son to provide accommodation to his wife ? Why are they staying in my house ?
Please any replies will be helpful, as I have lost hope to live in this world.
NS
Anonymous
17 February 2021 at 08:34
Dear experts,
Our Polytechnic college is in a small village. The college is in the limits of Gram Panchayat in Karnataka state.We are paying tax to the panchayat regularly .
Our polytechnic is approved by AICTE New Delhi. We applied for extension of approval for the year 2021-2022. The AICTE conducted online inspection and after that it mentioned that 1)land use certificate is not produced.2)Land use certificate issuing authority not produced.3.) The record of rights is in local language Kannada.
My question is that
1. Who is the competent authority to issue land use certificate.
2.What is contents included in that certificate.
3.Is the record of rights English version PDF is available.
Please guide
s v desai
17 February 2021 at 08:20
Dear experts,
Our Polytechnic college is in a small village. The college is in the limits of Gram Panchayat in Karnataka state.We are paying tax to the panchayat regularly .
Our polytechnic is approved by AICTE New Delhi. We applied for extension of approval for the year 2021-2022. The AICTE conducted online inspection and after that it mentioned that 1)land use certificate is not produced.2)Land use certificate issuing authority not produced.3.) The record of rights is in local language Kannada.
My question is that
1. Who is the competent authority to issue land use certificate.
2.What is contents included in that certificate.
3.Is the record of rights English version PDF is available.
Please guide
Anonymous
17 February 2021 at 02:36
Hi
What is the format for filing an application for issuance of Succession Certificate?
Which all documents are required to be filed along with it?
Which court has the jurisdiction to entertain such an application?
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