saroj panigrahi
28 December 2017 at 12:23
In a case the hon'ble high court of orissa has granted priliminary decree directing the appellant and respondent for equal share over the property with mutual consent and in the event of mutual partition has not done either party shall file a petition before collector u/s 54 of c.p.c.. but the collector says that at first you have to file a petition for final decree, what to do ?
Anonymous
28 December 2017 at 08:41
Dear sir,
I filed petition in HC to reduced the maintenance, got order to pay half of the district court order and 498a acquitted long ego.
Now her side pressurizing me for discussions and one time settlement, and I dont have any positive hopes on them.
I suspect same story of huge money extract from me also it appears that they want me to tell in HC that I am ready for out of court settlement.
My question is can I ask them to withdraw DVC and come for discussion instead of me telling in HC that I am ready for out of court settlement.
Best wishes New Year.
Thanking you.
Nazeer Ahmed
28 December 2017 at 07:55
In July 2008 I had filed a consumer case against the Builder and Bank in SCDRC at Chennai for not delivering the possession of the flat booked and registered in April 2006 which has to be delivered in July 2007 and my prayer apart from handing of possession was rental for the flat from July 2007 till the possession is given at Rs.45000pm plus excess amount collected at the time of registration by the builder as Rs.2387608 plus mental agony of Rs 2500000 which totally works out to Rs.45 lakhs approximately. The case was prolonged by both the opposite party for nearly 9years in spite of a clear direction from the NCDRC in 2013 to complete it by 2014 May and it was only decided now by 20th of Dec2017. The order as per the nothings which reads as: The Complainant shall present the Complaints before NCDRC within four weeks on receipt of the order copy. The order copy when enquired stated that it will take 15 days approximately. My efforts of 9 years has gone in vain as Iam the party in person. Pls guide me should I have to appeal against this order or should have to file a fresh complaint in which case the cause of action will be effected.
Rani
28 December 2017 at 00:19
A final year LLB student has complained to the invigilator about two students discussing and writing the final semester exams. She states she has seen them do this from the 1st semester to the last. Each time the invigilators have turned a blind eye to this act of two students.
She has complained to the invigilator but invigilator did not take any action.
There are CCTV cameras installed in tshe classroom, but she says there is no recording equipment in the college office, just they have installed CCTV cameras.
She states she has complained to the principal, asking them to throw both the copying students out, instead of throwing those students, principal threw the complaining student out.
Student has complained to squad, the squad has told that warning will be given.
Student is not satisfied. She wants to complain to appellate authority which is the University Registrar.
She has complained in writing but no action so far has been taken.
In this case what to do? Whom to complain next?
Anonymous
27 December 2017 at 23:31
Stamp duty in rent case.
9yrs lease
3yrs 15% rent escalation
Rent 50000 per month
2lacs deposit
Property in Noida
Abhishek Mohan Acharya
27 December 2017 at 22:39
A week ago i came across a stamp duty which was executed in the name of my father in 1997 and another person who agreed to sell a property to my father as a security under an agreement for a consideration of 50000. My father expired on 30th November 2017 and the person who was supposed to return the cash is denying now that the statute of limitations for stamp papers is over and the papers are not valid. I would like to know if i could sue the person using these stamp papers. And i meant to sue for the property, not for recovering the money and as i heard that the stamp papers i have is just a waste paper as its 20 years old, and also that the property is not a suit schedule one as i had mentioned earlier,i want to know if i could use those papers and also others papers like promissory notes and GPA and original gift deed of the land along with the stamp papers.
ravi
27 December 2017 at 21:34
Good evening, My wife\'s father was expired and all 2 brother and sisters and mother have applied for legal heir right in court of law. Their are two property one is self occupied residence and other one is open plot given on 99 years lease which is in litigation and the case is pending. The brothers have taken NOC from both sister and mother by emotionally and they all appear before judge for their view and noc. It means the property to be transfer to only to both brothers. The final order yet to deliver by hon. judge. Now mother and sisters want to withdraw their NOC and want to share in the property. Sir my question is can all withdraw their NOC. what they can do. the property is in maharashtra state.
ravi
27 December 2017 at 21:29
My mother has bought a property on my name and my brother\'s name. She died when I was minor. My brother sold the property when I was minor. I had put a case for the same. the buyer met me and asked to compromise. Both side lawyers and the buyer convinced me to compromise for 40 cents. then my lawyer told that we will put a memo in case stating I have got 2 lakhs and had compromised, as one more case was goin on and if we put 40 cents land then it will have a negative impact on the other case. after we had put the Memo the buyer has totally changed and is not registering the land on my name. also both lawyers are telling that we cant cancel the memo. please guide what can i do.
pankaj jorwekar
27 December 2017 at 21:14
My grand father has a b tenure property can we sell a part or half of property
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Loan
Hi all sir/ madams
I m vipul , my father had taken mortgage loan cc from bank after some time my father was expired and due to some financial problems we could not pay due amount to bank , now bank have classified as a npa and sent us notice u/s 13(2) of sarfesi act 2002
Please suggest what remedy are available for us
And any relief available after the death of borrower
Thanks in advanced