Atul Anand
29 January 2024 at 18:16
If I am not satisfied with the order of the District Consumer Court, can I appeal to the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission Additionally, am I allowed to represent myself without the assistance of an advocate in pursuing my case?
Raghu ponnala
29 January 2024 at 16:30
Decree is passed by the court A in 2014 and file execution petition in 2023 EP 45/2023
now the property in question is in jurisdiction of court B.
JDR lawyer is questions the that the property is court B Jurisdiction EP has to be transferred to court B and do the process of execution. They are insisting in transferring the petition/file to court B to delay the process
1. CAN I EXECUTE IN COURT A WHICH HAS PASSED THE DECREE.??
2. ARE THEY ANY CITATIONS REGRADING THE EXECUTION OF PRPERTY IN ANOTHER COURT JURISDICTION (EXAMPLE LIKE COURT B) ??
3. WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE OF DOING EXECUTION PROCESS IN THE SENERIO ??
venkat batchu
29 January 2024 at 08:12
sir, i am intending to sell my old flat and buy two new ones (as per latest rules, i think i can invest in two different flats or housing property) .. now, my wife wants her name to be also be included in the new property .. to be purchased to save Long term capital gains .. can i do it... without affecting my tax benefits...
Suraj Kumar
28 January 2024 at 23:00
Respected Sir,
My wife was filed 125 CRPC against me on year 2013- which was dismissed on default.
Then she file restoration application for above case- the court dismissed such application.
Again on year 2019, she again file 125 CRPC, where interim maintenance is allowed by court.
During cross examination of divorce case filed by me, she stated that "I will not reside with parent of my husband". The statement is duly recorded by court.
During pendency of 125 CRPC, can I file application u/s 125(4) CRPC refering judgement passes by Jharkhand High Court in Criminal Rivision number 172 of 2022 which was passed a week back ?
Anonymous
28 January 2024 at 21:39
I am a retired Central Government employee. My gratuity and commutation value of pension were withheld for a long period because of the pending disciplinary proceedings. The proceedings have since been quashed and set aside by the CAT and the decisions have been upheld by the High Court.
In a separate proceedings the High Court had ordered the payment of gratuity and commutation amount with interest at "GPF Rates". Union of India had filed an SLP. The Supreme Court dismissed the Petition.
The Competent Authority has issued sanctioned the payment if interest, but simple interest as applicable to GPF deposits.
However, according to the GPF Rules (Rule 11) interest is required to be compounded annually.
11. Interest -(1) Subject to the provisions of sub-rule (5), Government shall pay to
the credit of the account of a subscriber interest at such rate as may be determined for
each year according to the method of calculation prescribed from time to time by the
Government of India.
Is the Government is justified in sanctioning only simple interest without adding interest annually?
If the action is wrong, what is the remedy? Is it in filing an Implementation Petition or Original Application before the CAT?
Dinesh Kandpal
28 January 2024 at 21:36
Dear Sir
The father passed away without any will and he has two flats.
Kids want to release their rights on both the properties in favour of their mother so do they need to make two release deeds or is one Release Deed enough for both the flats in Maharashtra. Will Registrar accept one Release deed for both the properties for registration.
Please guide.
Regards Dinesh
Anonymous
28 January 2024 at 18:22
Sir,
I have a small doubt. Kindly clear my doubt.
1. I have applied for Divorce in 2011.
2. The lady did not appear for more than 10 hearings.
3. I have been granted Divorce exparte in 2013.
4. Again she has filed a case in family court after a lapsation period of 4 Yrs I.e in 2017.
5. Now I have been asked to appear in the family court in February 2nd 2024.
6. Does she have a chance to file a case to get Jeevanamsam.
7. Somebody has misguided that remarriage should not be done now.
8. She works in a private school gets Rs.20,000/-.
9. If she tries to get jeevanamsam, what will be remedy for me.
10. She left me in 2009 which has been clearly mentioned in my divorce affidavit.
11. She disturbs me often by filing petitions in the court by compelling me to join with me. I am not interested to join with her.
Vijay Bhaskar
28 January 2024 at 17:13
Dear Respected Sir/Madam
May I please ask if High court Roster which is the arrangement for the sittings of Hon’ble Judges in High court issued once in 3 months as a norm ? and so bench would change once every 3 months as a norm?.For example if Roster is released in AP High court on 26th December appoints a Hon’ble Judge X in court Y then after 3 months another Hon’ble Judge would replace Judge X in the same court.
Many thanks for the reply.
Regards
Vijay
Prakash Nair
28 January 2024 at 13:53
Agreement to sell (made in 2010) was not performed after obtaining consideration, meantime seller died in 2015. Can the aggrieved sue the legal heirs of the deceased seller, now (in 2024) for cheating, criminal breach of trust, dishonest misappropriation etc ?
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Original notarized relinquishment deed lost
I lost notarized Relinquishment deed dated sept 1998
I got color xerox copy, (which I was having ) attested with notarial stamps etc, by same notary, 5-6 days back,who had signed original Relinquishment deed in September 98
Will this attested Relinquishment deed work as original?