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Dear Sir,

If no effective statutory remedy is available, or the endorsement is legally incorrect, you may file a writ petition before the Karnataka High Court under Article 226 of the Constitution seeking:

Quashing of the Deputy Commissioner's endorsement.
A direction to reconsider your application in accordance with law.
Consideration of your eligibility as an ex-serviceman based on the correct method of calculating annual income.

Dear Sir,

In Karnataka, the legal position emerging from the Karnataka Apartment Ownership Act, 1972 (KAOA) and the recent decisions of the Karnataka High Court is that the Deed of Declaration, the Act and the registered Bye-laws prevail over a mere General Body Resolution.

Karnataka Position

Section 10 of the Karnataka Apartment Ownership Act, 1972 provides that common expenses are generally to be shared according to the percentage of undivided interest in the common areas an

Dear Sir,

If the authorities insist on a court decree, you can file a Suit for Declaration and Mandatory Injunction before the jurisdictional Civil Court seeking:

Declaration of the correct name of the father; and
A direction to KSEAB and the concerned school authorities to correct the SSLC records and issue a fresh marks card.

Dear Sir,

f the name was entered incorrectly due to a clerical error, you can apply for correction before the Registrar of Births and Deaths of the concerned local authority (City Corporation, Municipal Council, Town Panchayat, or Gram Panchayat).

If the name was correctly entered at the time of registration but you now wish to adopt a different name, the Registrar may not make the change merely on an application.

Typically, the process involves:

Executing a notarized affidavit for change of

Dear Sir/Madam,


Ask the owner in writing to:

Conduct immediate professional rodent extermination.
Seal all vents, gaps and entry points.
Deep-clean and sanitize the premises.
Shift you to a safe room or provide alternate accommodation until the problem is resolved.

If the owner refuses, you may consider vacating the premises and claiming refund of your security deposit and appropriate compensation.

Dear Sir/Madam,

On the facts stated by you, if the agricultural land is solely your self-acquired property and stands exclusively in your name, you can execute and register the sale deed yourself. The law in Karnataka does not require the signatures or prior approval of your wife, children, or other family members merely because they are your family members. But the prospective purchasers may require such approval to avoid future unnecessary bogus litigations by the so called family members.

Dear Sir,

Procedure before the Court
Obtain a Non-Availability Certificate (NAC) from the Registrar of Births and Deaths stating that no death entry exists in the register for your grandmother.
File a petition under Section 13(3) before the JMFC seeking permission for delayed registration of death.
Along with the petition, file:
Affidavit of the applicant.
Non-Availability Certificate.
Genealogical tree.
Identity proof of the applicant.
Any available material indicating the death.
Since you sta

Since you have mentioned W.P. No. 6415/2023, if the pleadings are complete and only repeated adjournments are delaying the matter, you may file:

a Memo for Early Hearing, or
an Interlocutory Application for Early Disposal, highlighting that the landowner has been prejudiced by prolonged uncertainty for nearly seven years and that repeated adjournments are causing grave hardship.

Dear Sir,

The settled legal position is that for determining Creamy Layer status, the status and income of the parents are relevant, and not the income earned by the applicant himself after obtaining employment. The purpose of reservation is to assess the social and educational backwardness of the family from which the candidate originates. Therefore, once a person obtains a government job through his own efforts, his own salary ordinarily does not become the basis for deciding whether he belon

Dear Sir,

To avoid future complications when selling the property or applying for a bank loan, it would be advisable to obtain documentary evidence from the municipal authority showing that the old E-Khata number was replaced by the new E-Khata number due to a system correction. You may request an endorsement, mutation order, property extract, or any official record linking the old EPID/E-Khata number with the newly generated one. Keep these documents safely along with the Sale Deed.