icon Mendetary injunction

I have allowed my brother to stay for some period in my property in which I have also possession. After license period is over how can i evict my brother from my property and what will be the court f

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10 months ago


A. Dear client,
If you need to evict your tenant, you should follow the legal process under the Rent Control Act. This includes serving a notice to the tenant, giving them a reasonable period to vacate the premises, and filing a case in court if the tenant fails to comply with the notice. It is important to to follow all the legal requirements to avoid any legal consequences. The fee shall be computed on the premium, if any, and on the rent payable for the year next before the date of presenting t ...ReadMore

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icon Agreement of sale cum GPA

An agreement of Sale cum GPA was registered in 2009 from A to B. B was filed a case in the year of 2011 on X,Y who are in possesion in revenue records as purchasers in that land since 1999 for a perm

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10 months ago


A. Dear Sir,
There is a decision only in respect of possession and the crucial issue of agreement of sale is not decided by the Courts. You may exhaust other remedies like filing a suit for declaration and recovery of possession or suit for specific performance etc.

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icon Bank deposit received by nominee but refusing to share with other legal heirs

On death of unmarried aunty nominee has received the proceeds of bank deposits. Now he is refusing to share it with other legal heirs. 5 years passed .can I claim it now. Any law of limitations is app

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10 months ago


A. Dear Sir,
The nominee who received the amount is in the capacity of Trustee to distribute the same among the legal heirs unless the nominee is having any Gift Deed or any other document to enjoy such amount by herself/himself. File a civil suit to get such amount from the nominee and also file interim application under Order 38 Rule 5 of CPC to attach her/his properties before judgment as a security for the said amount.

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icon Ancestral property claim on collector land

Our Home build by my father in collector land where the land is actually in my Grandfathers name. Now my uncle is asking a part of land. Can they file a case on collector land ??

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10 months ago


A. Dear Sir,
Anybody can file any civil suit and it is for you to defend and get dismiss such false and frivolous suits being filed by your uncle.

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icon Land suit

My Father's brother and ourself filed case against land partition (initially our grandparents property) between us in district court where we have won. The court advice to split land into two My unc

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10 months ago


A. Dear Sir,
It is called conflicting judgments. Your advocate ought to have more diligent to implead yourself as a party in the case filed by your uncle against his sister. Further, background of the cases to be discussed with any senior lawyer and tried to go in appeal against both the judgments.

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icon What if women Plaintif died in civil case

A widow women is filed a case against brothers seeking for a partition in her ancestral property ,If she dies when is case is running in court will case dismissed ? Would her children can't continue

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10 months ago


A. Hello Client,

Where the sole plaintiff dies, the suit will not abate/dismissed, if the right to sue survives. It can be continued by the heirs and legal representatives of the deceased plaintiff. If the right to sue does not survive, the suit will come to an end.

Where the plaintiff dies after hearing and before pronouncement of judgment, the suit shall not abate/dismissed. The same principle will apply in case of death of the plaintiff after passing of preliminary decree and before final decr ...ReadMore

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icon I am joint owner of land with my dad

I am joint owner of land with my dad. And my name is in 7/12 utara .He has added my name as a gesture of goodwill and appreciation of my hard work . But now he has died and my brother is opposing this

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10 months ago


A. Dear client,
As long as you have documents to prove that you and your dad were joint owners of that piece of land, you will have the same rights of such a joint owner. You looking after the land can be added to support your claim of having such rights

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icon A parking was alloted to me officially by the builder. Another resident of the building parked his vehicle in the alloted space. Please guide.

A parking was alloted to me officially by the builder. Another resident of the building parked his vehicle in the alloted space claiming that he has been orally asured. Please guide.

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10 months ago


A. If you have documentation to prove that the park was allotted to you by the builder that will be the most useful thing to claim back your parking space

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SIR, WE ARE RESIDING AT A RENTED PROPERTY NEAR ABOUT FOR 60 YEARS AND OWNER OF SUCH PROPERTY IS DEAD AND NO LEGAL HIER LEFT TO CLAIM OWNERSHIP OF SUCH PROPERTY AND HOUSE TAX ASSEMENT HAS BEEN MAD

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10 months ago


A. Dear Client,

To obtain the ownership of rented property which is under your possession for the last 60 years, and in the absence of the owner or his legal heirs, You have to file a civil suit before a competent Court having jurisdiction over the property. So reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps. In case you need our assistance in this regard, you may get in touch with our legal team for the purpose with all your relevant papers.

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icon Civil matter - My case is from February 2022

My case is from February 2022 at barrackpore distric court my neighbour not leaving any side space and also enclosed 4/5. Inches of my land one title suit is pending ADJ 4 TH FAST TRACK COURT THEY SUP

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10 months ago


A. Dear Client,

In the given situation, a writ petition can be filed under Article 226 of the Constitution before the High Court within whose jurisdiction the cause of action arises, either wholly or in part. The High Court may admit and grant a writ for the enforcement of fundamental rights or for any other purpose such as violation of any statutory duties by a statutory authority. When the High Court is of the opinion that a lower court or a tribunal has passed an order which is beyond its power ...ReadMore

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