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tusharcosmic says : Can widow recover possesion from tenant by 14D DRC
Can a widow owner get back her premises from tenant using 14d of Delhi rent control act-read full bfore answer? Please explain practical use of Section 14-d, which was inserted in 1988 in Delhi rent control act, according to which if a widow has given a property on rent and if she demands, she can get an immediate recovery of her property. Is it true?When I discussed with 4-5 different advocates, none was aware of this provision. Why is it so that most of the advocates don’t even know about this provision, is it not in practice and if yes why? What is the meaning of word “Immediate Recovery of possession”, how much “immediate” it is? Practically how much time is taken by courts to resole such cases i.e. cases filed by widows under section 14-d of DRC? Can I get some record of Court decisions and other proceedings of such cases during last one year? What if the complainant, i.e. widow dies during court cases? Would her children or legal heir be given the same value by the court or the whole scenario of the case will be changed and the case will go on dragging for decades? Actually my mom is that widow and I am her only child? I am living separately and she had a single property of two rooms in her name of which half portion she gave on rent to a single man, now he is not even paying the rent, and harassing my mom in different ways? We never entered any written agreement with that tenant and we have never given him any receipt of rent also. Neither we nor he has any written proof of tenancy or rent mutually settled. Actually the rent of that property is below Rs. 3500/--per month. We are thinking of filing a suit against him under 14-D of DRC, we even fear that my mother may be killed by that tenant because she is living alone there in that house. Is there any provision of filing some summary suit in such cases through which we may repossess our property quickly? Please suggest the best, quickest & easiest legal way get our property’s possession back. Plz. help, we are in great trouble.

gaurav says : plaese advise
hello sir, I have an unfortunate situation before me please help me............my grandfather has five sons my father being the eldest. all are engaged in different businesses we have a joint family no formal or informal partition has been done....every male member (my grandfather, father, uncles) have formed HUF and file IT returns for HUF & individual. the family properties are owned jointly as well as individually by different members including me. one of my uncles(A) who does business from a shop owned by my grandfather (he does not have any other income from job etc) he(A) has another shop on his name individually he says this shop is on his individual name n this will not be included in family partition everyone else is against this he(A) will not listen to any elders ,relatives regarding partition he(A) intimidates my grandfather so a will by my grandfather is very rare possibility....... the properties have been purchased from time to time by joint family money based on availability of capital on a members books of account.......other members have properties individually too but agree that all properties are joint family properties regardless of owners name (all properties were purchased by mutual consent) ........... what should me or my father do? please advice…… what’s the maximum ad valorem court fee for partition suit? I have heard it will take 10-15 years n our businesses will be ruined…….please suggest how should we go about it….. i have asked this in the query section n forum as well please help

pramod says : advice
1) In 1980 my grandfather submitted application in Tahashil officer for transfer agriculture land to his 4 sons name but it’s refused. Grandfather expired in 1989 without writing any will. 2) Having 4 sons & 5 married daughters. 3) My father & uncles submitted application for transferring property after grandfather death, reference of this application this property transferred to my uncles name & my father name & after my father death my father property transfer to my name in 7/12 (property card), by revenue mutations & Revenue partition. 4) My grandmother expired in 2001. Now 5 father’s sisters claim father’s agriculture land property. Giving application for include 5 daughters name in 7 /12. (All this having husbands’ agriculture land & good settled) Any right for daughter to claim father’s property. Please give advice to fight against this 5 father’s sister Pramod Ranjane Pnranjane14@yahoo.co.in

Ria Nath Puri says : N.A 138- No Summons
Respected Sir, I need your valuable advice. I had a HR who has put me in immense trouble. He misappropriated funds by taking extra money every month in his own salary and giving other employees extra money total amounting to 50000 Rs. When he was asked to leave the job giving him a chance to put down his papers rather than terminating him to avoid any trouble for him to take a new job he vanished with the Company's HRD seal and diary. After much talks he submitted the Diary but refused to acknowledge the seal. The new HR claimed that he was not given the proper handover by him and nor was any seal given to him.A salary cheque of outstanding amount was issued to him.He signed "under pressure" on acceptance and hurriedly left the premises avoiding all forms of communication thus resulting in making stop payment for the cheque. He filed a Case under N.I Act 138 claiming 50,000Rs. He kept on calling for a settlement amount of Rs 45000 in cash which was refused. At the third hearing it has been realized that the summons did not carry the signature of the Honorable Judge. Yet the accused were summoned to the court, bail was granted and two hearing done. Can this case be taken to High Court? Can this be squashed? What should be our next step? Kindly advice. Regards, Ria Nath Puri

Kamal Grover says : Association
We are Advocates in Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh. We require associate lawyers from all over India with a motive to refer cases each other. Plz send your concent for association. We are group of advocates expertise in various fields of law in Chandigarh and surrouning area of Mohali, Shimla, Panchkula, Punjab and haryana. WE deals in different courts and tribunals also. Regards Adv.kamal.grover@gmail.com M:09814110005 Chandigarh

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