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IThe court will side with you because you are the owner with possession and he has an expired rent agreement.IThe court will side with you because you are the owner with possession and he has an expired rent agreement.IFile an eviction suit legally. Or forcefully take possession of the property if you can and let the tenant go to court.IWhat non-sense did i just read? Why does a landlord need a reason to evict the tenant? Can any lawyer throw some light?IThere is no word or character limit. Avoid unnecessary details that may complicate interpretation.IThe legal owner can make a forceful entry in the property and stay. Once the legal owner is inside the property, he owns the possession as well.ISubmit a request to the respective ward officer along with an affidavit and available documents. If the office fails to respond, you may file a petition in Mumbai Civil court to direct the ward office to issue the birth certificate. Do check with a lawyer.I1. If you pay your tax on time, the guarantee is you won’t face jail.
2. Income Tax and consumption tax is a world wide phenomena, the rates may vary.
3. People who pass these law or fix these rates don’t care about middle or any class problems.
Solution: enough people coming together to solve this problem may help.IWrtie to the society. If that fails, issue a legal notice through lawyer to the owner stating structural risks. If fails, write to the local municipal body.IYes, in India, US stocks owned by the husband can be considered in alimony/maintenance or property division discussions during divorce, depending on the nature of the assets and the specific case.How US Stocks Are Treated in Indian Divorce Cases:
For Alimony/Maintenance:
Courts assess the husband’s total income and assets (including foreign investments) while determining spousal support.
If US stocks generate dividends or capital gains, they may be included as part of the husband’s financial capacity.For Asset Division (if applicable):
Under Hindu Marriage Act & Special Marriage Act: There is no automatic “equal division” of assets, but the wife may claim a fair share based on financial dependency.
If the couple was married under Muslim or Christian law: The asset division rules vary, but maintenance can still be influenced by overall wealth.
If US stocks were acquired before marriage or inherited, they may be treated as separate property and not divided.Selling assets just to avoid them being considered in court can be seen as asset concealment, which may lead to legal consequences.
Indian courts can look into financial records and reverse transactions if they suspect an attempt to hide wealth.
Instead of selling, consult a divorce lawyer to explore legal strategies, such as structured settlements or investments that minimize tax and maintenance burdens.
