How to recover money from a relative given 9 yrs ago
How to recover money from a relative given 9 yrs ago
I have neft 870,000 given to my relative in 2014 for purchasing a land. But i came to know that the land was purchased on 2017 and it was of just 80000 instead of 870000 means only 10℅ of amount was
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
To recover the money, you can file a court summons against anyone. For example, you could send the intimation to a friend's dealer, bank, or other institution. When your sum is unpaid or not managed to recover from the person due to their misconduct, you must send a legal notice for recovery of money.
TDS in case of composite agreement during purchase of flat in Bangalore
Hello I have query regarding TDS on purchase of flat in Bangalore. Builder has made two agreements, one for sale agreement of plot and other for construction. Plot sale was quoted as 50lakh and constr
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
Taxes play a significant role in the purchase or sale of real estate in India. Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on the sale of property under Section 194-IA is one such tax. Here, the term "property" exclusively refers to tangible items like buildings and land. When buying a property, the buyer is required to deduct tax before paying the seller. In India, 1% of the entire transaction consideration is deducted as TDS when buying real estate. All property kinds, including residential, co ...ReadMore
case not moving in the court since 2020
I have filed an FIR no 246/18 at Sambalpur and the police instead of arresting the accused submitted the charge sheet in the SDJM court. The court issued NBW warrant against the accused (from Punjab)
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
Engage a lawyer: First and foremost, consult with an experienced lawyer who practices in the Orissa High Court. They can review the details of your case, including the FIR, charge sheet, and the NBW issued by the SDJM court. Your lawyer will guide you on the best course of action and assist you in filing a petition in the high court.
File a writ petition: If you believe that your fundamental rights are being violated, you may consider filing a writ petition in the Orissa High Cour ...ReadMore
caste spelling changes
sir i have obc central certificate of gawala from punjab iam apply for central govt banking job from delhi where they issue gwala spelling caste cerificate dies this spelling changes create any proble
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
If there is a spelling mistake in your name in caste certificate, you need to get an affidavit stating that your name is written incorrectly and mention your original name in the affidavit. You need to have any of the identity documents such as Aadhar card, voter id etc. to prove your original name.
Seller is Unwilling to transfer the ownership
Recently, I bought a two-wheeler from a seller on OLX who is based in Delhi. After purchasing it, I found out that the vehicle still had a loan on it. Initially, the seller claimed to have bought the
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
As soon as possible, send a letter to the relevant bank inquiring about the status of the loan that is still outstanding in the seller's name. Once you have this information, you must serve the seller with a legal notice demanding that he refund the entire sale consideration or repay the entire loan balance, failing which you will file a criminal complaint against him for fraud and aiding in the fact. Additionally, you must notify the relevant Registering Authority (RTO) about the i ...ReadMore
Housing Society Bifurcation
We have 11 towers in our society, of which buildings A,B,C and D were formed in 2015 and later on the work continued till 2022 to complete the remaining 7 towers viz. E,F1,F2,G,H,I and W. In the meant
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
We would like to let you know that once a society or flat owners association is established and registered with the housing department of the relevant State Government for the entire housing complex, the society or association is governed by its bylaws and cannot be divided as per those bylaws unless and until it is approved by the appropriate authority. Regarding question no. 2, it should be mentioned that upon payment of common maintenance fees, you have access to all amenities an ...ReadMore
Lap - have loan against property
I have loan against property, due to business loss I am unable to pay emi, my family members saying settle the loan by one time settlement, but my bank not giving OTS, what I want to do
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
The Supreme Court has ruled that no court can direct a bank or a financial institution to offer OTS to a borrower when the bank or FI is of the opinion that it would be able to recover the amount through auction of assets.
When you miss a few EMIs on your loan, the lender typically begins the recovery process after sending you multiple notices. In the case of secured loans such as home loans, two-wheeler loans, and car loans, the bank can take possession of the asset as per the SAR ...ReadMore
Two election cards
Today i got two election cards by post at home. I had applied from my village gram panchayat and other from cyber. Now i got the two cards so which one is valid and which one have to use??
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
One cannot be registered as a voter twice whether in the same constituency or in different constituencies. This is as laid down in sections 17 & section 18 of Representation of People Act, 1950.
Section 31 of said Act: Making false declarations.—If any person makes in connection with— (a) the preparation, revision or correction of an electoral roll, or (b) the inclusion or exclusion of any entry in or from an electoral roll,
a statement or declaration in writing which is false ...ReadMore
Violation of Howrah district Court Injunction order and non observance of status quo order by plaintiff who has taken an experte injunctionat the time of filing a title suit
What are the requisites for filing a petition under order 39 rule 2a? . in this particular case, plaintiff has violated the injunction & status quo order during the pendency of injunction order. The
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
O. XXXIX R. 2A provides for two contingencies – when an order is not complied with by a party and the ensuing recourse in case of such non-compliance; and when an order is not complied by a party and the non-compliance has not ceased. In the case of non-compliance of an order, a court is empowered to attach the property of the non-compliant party and sentence him up to three months in civil prison. However, the order of attachment shall not remain in force for more than one year, ...ReadMore
Room on terrace
We have a private terrace of 1200 sqft. It's been sold to us and has its mentioning in the registration of the flat. The entry to this terrace is from our flat and its the top terrace to us. We would
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
Every owner of a flat has an equal right to use the terrace area because it is a component of the common space. The builder may sell the terrace area if the purchase agreement stated that it might be sold with the approval of other flat owners or upon receipt of a notice of consent. So, in order to build a room on the terrace, you need NOC from the Society of Flat Owners and authorization from the Municipal Corporation.
