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Without disposing of evidence made by tentat ,final argument was completed .Now two date of declaring judgement have passed 2nd July is the new date for judgement. Sir I want to ask will the district


A. Dear Sir,
If tenant files application for re-opening of his side to lead his evidence then only the Court will receive such evidence only after hearing the other side/landlord on such application.

If the judge is same and not transferred then he cannot post pone, he must pronounce the judgment. You may lodge a complaint with the Registrar of High Court enclosing copy of order sheet.

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Ambrose  Leo

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Himanshu  Mahajan

Himanshu Mahajan

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I'm renting out a commercial property to a franchise training institute run by 3 partners. They have created a trust and have got the institute license in the name of the trust. In whose/what name sho


A. 1. Check the institute license certificate. On whom ever the name that the license got issued, you can get it signed by them.

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Will high court will send the case to district court again if district court make a dession without disposing off the application for evidence


A. Yes at the discretion of the High Court and in its opinion that the matter may be taken up in the original District Court can order with or with out a rider, it can also set a date before that the matter may be disposed off by the District Court for final disposal of the case.

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Ashish K Dongre

Ashish K Dongre

GANESH  SHARMA

GANESH SHARMA

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Do high court always in favor of landlord


A. No. The High Court always examine all aspect of the case on the record placed before it and decide the case as per the Law,Act and Judgement and relevant precedence. There is no question or room for favour, all aspects are duly examined and record its finding & order on merits as per the laid Law,Act & precedence and on merits.

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GANESH  SHARMA

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Namitabh  Kothari

Namitabh Kothari

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In high court what average time is taken to decide a case


A. Dear Sir,

It is unfortunate that landlord and tenant cases running pillar to post for the last 30-40 years. Now most of the cases reminded to land tribunals were again reached the High Court. It will decide within 2-3 years depending upon efforts made by concerned advocate and luck of the client.

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Namitabh  Kothari

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Nirmal  Chopra

Nirmal Chopra

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In high court what time interval Is given between the two hearing


A. Dear Sir,

There is no such scheme of space between two hearings. In some cases High Court only fix next hearing day saying ‘within 4 weeks’. Then the concerned advocate has to file a memo to take up the case on board showing urgency.

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GANESH  SHARMA

GANESH SHARMA

GANESH  SHARMA

GANESH SHARMA

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The rental contract is registered at Mehrauli for a property in South Delhi. The tenant stopped paying rent adjusting it against Security deposit. Vacates property without proper handing/taking over,


A. You can exercise your option as per the terms of rental contact registered quickly with the help & guidance of a Lawyer from panel of Vidhikarya & protect your interest.

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Nilanjan  Chatterjee

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Nirmal  Chopra

Nirmal Chopra

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30-5-18 is judgement date What I can do


A. It is too brief, I cannot guess. You will be given 60 days time to vacate if you are a tenant.

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A. Please elobarate properly in what sense you are talking about,according to me It's type of marriage form used in another country.

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Ashish K Dongre

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A notice sent by a lawyer to a tentat by a speed post and not by registered post is legally served


A. Section 106 in The Transfer of Property Act, 1882
(4) Every notice under sub-section (1) must be in writing, signed by or on behalf of the person giving it, and either be sent by post to the party who is intended to be bound by it or be tendered or delivered personally to such party, or to one of his family or servants at his residence, or (if such tender or delivery is not practicable) affixed to a conspicuous part of the property.]

In view of above wordings it shall be treated as legally serv ...ReadMore

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