Society demanding water charge payment for non-occupied flat
Society demanding water charge payment for non-occupied flat
Flat in Bangalore is unoccupied for the past 9 years 90% of the time. Main source of water is tanker water. 30-35% of the maintenance ~Rs. 1500-Rs. 2000/month is towards water charges. I've been ins
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
It is commonsense that the Society ought not to have demanded water charges if the flat is not occupied. If such demand is made you may approach concerned department and raise a complaint and the Society cannot stop other basic necessities to the flat, in future.
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How to withdraw a criminal case?
Gud morning sir There is a case going on in session court. Our case is a trespassing case. Our neighbour is trying to encroach our small portion of land for his parking. We have filled a case against
2 years ago
A. See once previous encroacher has left u can withdraw the case from court or can file application to lok Adalat for closer.
If new occupants also do the same u can get lodge a fresh case against them.
U can file case in sdm court too under section 133 crpc
Devesh Tripathi
Leakage in My flat, upstair neighbor agrees but adamantly say I wont repair. What to do?
I have leakage in my bedroom, water is coming from the upstairs bathroom as inspected by my leakage expert. The upstairs neighbor is adamant and is not ready to repair it. This is happening for the la
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
You may get issue a legal notice claiming huge compensation for such negligence activities of your neighbor. You may approach a civil court and get a mandatory injunction for such repairs and also claim compensation from him.
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How to correct the date in the DOB certificate issued by Panchayat?
Sir/madam, My daughter is 8+yrs and her DOB is 30.10.2012 as per Birth certificate issued by Gram Panchayet. I am an employee of PSU and my daughter was born on 07.09.2012 at our Departmental Hospital
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
There is a separate procedure as follows:
13. Delayed registration of births and deaths (1) Any birth or death of which information is given to the Registrar after the expiry of the period specified there for, but within thirty days of its occurrence, shall be registered on payment of such late fee as may be prescribed. (2) Any birth or death of which delayed information is given to the Registrar after thirty days but within one year of its occurrence shall be registered only with the ...ReadMore
Neighbour Harassment and Pressurizing for Making Changes in Our Own Terrace
Hi , I'm a resident of Nerul.We have Neighbours - Ramesh Karpe(Traffic Police and ex hawaldar) and wife Naina Karpe (part of political party).Everyday they call us and abuses and forces us to construc
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
You may get issue a legal notice and also lodge a police complaint. If the neighbor do not stop his misbehavior then file a suit for permanent injunction and stop him permanently from doing such nuisance.
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Our law is such that anyone can complain against you without any evidence though you are innocent, and it's you who has to prove your innocence by hook or by crook
Our law is such that anyone can complain against you without any evidence though you are innocent, and it's you who has to prove your innocence by hook or by crook.
2 years ago
A. You are correct to some extent and if you are innocent then the investigation agency, the police will come to know about it and they will close the case by submitting the FRT- Full and final report to the court instead of chargesheet. Yes you may have to face little hassles but then the case will be closed.
In case the police is not able to close the case then you will have to prove your innocence in the court.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Is marriage with a woman who has not taken divorce from earlier marriage valid?
I have married a woman who is not legally divorced with the first one, can I am eligible for divorce with her
2 years ago
A. You don't need to divorce her as your marriage is void and invalid as per Section 11 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. You are not married to this woman and hence you can just ignore this marriage as null and void.
Section 11 in The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
11 Void marriages. Any marriage solemnised after the commencement of this Act shall be null and void and may, on a petition presented by either party thereto 11 [against the other party], be so declared by a decree of nullity if it contravenes ...ReadMore
Can the land owner ask for past yield of the land?
After the death of my brother 5 acres of land has been transferred on revenue records to my sister in law. However she didn't take care of this land for the last 8 years due to family disputes. It was
2 years ago
A. Looking from the angle of equity and justice if she files a case and it the court has to decide then there will be a probability that you might have to share some portion of the yield/revenue generated out of the crops with her.
Dummy Teachers case, Ahmedabad, Case lost in Tribunal can it be reopened in High Court?
My father was government Teacher at Holy child High school, Ahmedabad. School Trustee and principal was running Dummy Teachers in school, School sieged by the District Education officer in April 2004.
2 years ago
A. There seems to be lot of delay in this case so you will have to to explain the court why there has been this extraordinary delay in filing the case the case and pray for condonation of delay. If the court allows that then its fantastic and you can go ahead.
You are suggested to hire a good high court lawyer in Ahmehdabad and have thorough discussion with him/her with all you papers.
What is the procedure to Loan recovery through promissory Note
So many times we asked the money from borrower.... He was saying he will give that day, this day like that.... But he was not giving any money.... is it sending a legal notice is better..?? or Waiti
2 years ago
A. hello
If you have some document which proves that you have given lend some money to him or you have a promissory note then you could file a civil suit against him under the Negotiable Instrument Act. Promissory note has been defined under section 4 of the Negotiable Instrument Act. But you Could only file the civil suit once the limitation period is over. After that your steps would be
1. Verification of Limitation period of Promissory note
2. Sending Notice
3. File a suit in Civil Court
4. Pa ...ReadMore
