Anonymous
17 March 2020 at 05:12
How shall we get orders uploaded in eCourts. JM court does not upload orders. where as the session court under which the JM court functions upload order. to whom we request to get JM court upload orders.is there any merit in not uploading order in eCourts. taking copy from courts as we know is highly difficult, time and money consuming. is it that some judges want not to upload and make litigants run themselves and behind lawyers who charge hefty premium mostly
Anonymous
16 March 2020 at 21:26
My grand-father is not a farmer and he doesn’t hold any type of immovable property.
My father is a government school teacher and not a farmer but purchased agricultural land in the year 1983 after taking prior permission from the DC to purchase the agricultural land. The permission given by the DC to purchase agricultural land to my father only.
The above agricultural land is purchased by my father from his own funds without the aid of HUF Funds, after the next day of purchase itself, my father reported to the registering authority that my family is HUF having myself and my 2 other brothers and submitted letter, requesting to the registering authority to add his 2 other brothers name in the land records.
On the request and report by my father, Registering authority have added my 2 uncle name in the land records and presently all the name of 3 (My father and 2 brothers of my father) are reflecting in Land records as the owners of Land.
Now presently, our HUF (consisting of my father and other 2 brothers of my father) is in the process of partition and negotiation process is going on for settlement.
The agricultural land referred above and all persons are living in the state of Karnataka and please note that my grand-father, father and my one uncle has expired.
Further, I would like to inform you that:
I come to know this fact only since from April-2018 when we started to divide the family and live separately.
We are not originally agriculturist before purchase of this agricultural land, but my father purchased this agricultural land by taking prior permission from DC and in DC permission it has been clearly mentioned that the permission has been given only to my father and not to my uncles.
My questions to the Experts are:
1) Whether Agricultural Land purchased by my father will be treated as HUF Property or Self acquired property in the hands of my father.
2) How ownership of land will be determined in the above case, whether it is on the basis of land records or on the basis of sale deed?
3) How my uncles will get the ownership/title when their name is not reflecting in the sale deed.
4) My uncles are non-agriculturist, can we make an addition of name of non-agriculturist to the agricultural land?
5) Can I argue before the authorities, that addition of my uncles name is illegal and unauthorized under the Karnataka Land Reforms Act?
6) Whether the name addition of my 2 uncle to the land records done by the Registering authority on the application of my father is it valid?
7) If partition is to be done, then how much share of land my father will get.
8) Is law of limitation will start form 1983 or from 2018
9) Is there any chance of success, if I challenge the addition of 2 uncles name in the land records, as they are not farmers at the time of adding their name to the land records, and finally
10) I need your best suggestion/advice/legal option to resolve the above dispute?
Thanks in advance
Sudip Adhikary
16 March 2020 at 21:07
1)Tenant filed title suit for permanent injunction against eviction
2)District Court issue temporary injunction instantly
3)After getting injuction , tenant disconnect electricity for landlord portion, paying electric bill self and landlord cannot use his own electricity since 2011.
3)Tenant break wall and and occupied one extra room
4)landlord inform Court all ,several years ago ,Court did not hear the petition till date
5)lawyer is saying we cannot do anything as the is ruung in the district court
My question is
1)Is there any remedy to get back the electricity and extra occupied room?
2)Can we file any pettition in High Court ? if yes, please inform what type of petition
3)Can we ask to file FIR to District Court or High Court?
Anonymous
16 March 2020 at 20:04
My mother, then aged about 19 years, had purchased a residential property in Mysuru, Karnataka during 1954 from an original owner of the same, through a registered sale deed. The original owner was a private person who was allotted the property during 1940 by the then CITB (City Improvement Trust Board), now MUDA (Mysore Urban Development Authority). My mother has three children, two sons and a daughter. She gifted about one third of the property to the daughter through a registered Gift Deed during 2002 and the remaining portion to her two sons (self and brother) through two separate registered Gift Deeds during 2012. Now, myself, the eldest son, and my brother (second son of my mother) want to sell our respective portions of the property, gifted to us by our mother, to a single buyer (or two different buyers depending on who offers the highest price). I have a wife and one son working abroad and my brother has a wife and one daughter working at Bengaluru. Please advise, who all are required to sign the two sale deeds, under Law, one between the intending buyer and self and the second between the intending buyer and my brother.
Thanks and regards
S G Siddesh
Anonymous
16 March 2020 at 19:02
Please help me to understand the process of surrendering the bar council of UP licence. Please share the steps, Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
16 March 2020 at 18:11
If on paper property is 94 gaj but actual property is 200 gaj. If buyer do registry on 200 gaj property. What action should be on seller or buyer.
swetha
16 March 2020 at 17:56
BackGround:
Dear Experts, I have filed case against my husband and his mother u/s 498-A and 4 of Dowry Prohibition Act.
Now the case is in Argument stage. The case is running Additional Mahila Court, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
My Question:
1) Is it VALID if I submit citations/Judgments from High courts of Other states i.e., Karnataka, Andhra, Orissa, Delhi to support my case.
2) Or Can I submit citations/Judgements only from Supreme Court and High Court of Madras which is inside Tamil Nadu?
3) Will Mahila Court of Chennai, Tamil Nadu Accept judgements from Other States?
Thanks in Advance
Swetha.
samay
16 March 2020 at 17:03
sir
i am working in central gov department. I was on leave on medical ground for around 4 years and during that leave period my junior got promotion and now he become senior to me. whether i will get my seniority status if i claim for it with my promotion status?
Prajesh Jehan
16 March 2020 at 16:30
Sir
Im planning to submit an RTI application to Anna Universtity,Chennai.
How many queries shall an applicant can ask in a single RTI application?.
I'm seeking information for 4 nested queries in single RTI application related to my issue.
What's the time duration for the information officer to reply for my queries?
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Rti act 2005 application
Sir
Im planning to submit an RTI application to Anna Universtity,Chennai.
How many queries an applicant can ask in a single RTI application?.
I'm seeking information for 4 nested queries in single RTI application related to my issue.
What's the time duration for the public information officer to reply for my queries?