Practice Areas
Cheque Bounce, Recovery
Divorce, Family, Child Custody, Domestic Violence, Succession Certificate, Court Marriage, Dowry Case
Criminal, Cyber Crime, Anticipatory Bail, Pocso Act, Litigation
Arbitration, Documentation, Corporate, Breach of Contract
Labour & Service, R.T.I, Civil
Landlord/Tenant, Property, RERA
Consumer Court, Motor Accident
Supreme Court, High Court
Courts
- Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court, Bangalore
- City Civil Court, Bangalore
- Delhi High Court
- Family Court, Bangalore
- High Court of Karnataka, Dharwad Bench
- Karnataka High Court
- RERA Appellate Tribunal
- RERA Tribunal
- Sessions Court, Bangalore
- Supreme Court Of India
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Questions Answered by Advocate Dhanalakshmi U
Q: Writ Of Mandamus Against Mysore Urban Development Authority
Muda is making unexplained delay in registering the site despite full payment, want to know cost of writ of mandamus
Advocate Dhanalakshmi U answered
The legal and court actions concerning the Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) land allotment controversy in Karnataka involve several key developments across the Lokayukta, Special Courts, and the Karnataka High Court
Q: Apply for extention in high court in cheque bounce case
I need to file an application in high court for extention of time for deposit of fine amount in cheque bounce. My advocate told me that after filing an application when the case will be listed for hearing we can't tell exactly because that will be decided by high court, it make take 15 to 20 days or can be done earlier also. There is no option to file urgent application in high court so that its listed in 2 or 3 days? Is there a chance that court can dismiss my case itself
Advocate Dhanalakshmi U answered
You can apply for an extension of time or seek condonation of delay in a cheque bounce case by filing a formal interim application with a supporting affidavit in the High Court or Magistrate Court handling the matter
Q: Wife expired .no children..house paper in name iwife khata also will s
Suggest how to transfer khata husband name papers are missing..no children weather she made WILL IR NOT KNOWN SUGGEST
Advocate Dhanalakshmi U answered
To transfer a Khata (or e-Khata) after the death of a wife who owned the property in Bengaluru, you must apply for a death mutation with the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) through the municipal office or the BBMP e-Aasthi Portal. The Khata does not update automatically upon death
Q: Time lapsed to deposit in session court
Hi, The session had provided 90 days time to deposit 20% of the fine amount but i failed to deposit. Now the respondent has taken warrant from trail court. I managed the police somehow once and escaped. Now my lawyer is suggesting that till i arrange the 20% amount i should go absconding because if the police catches me there is no other option left rather then clearing full fine amount. I just want to know if i go absconding will the police trouble my family members if yes what can be done
Advocate Dhanalakshmi U answered
In a Sessions Court in India, the standard time limit to deposit a fine or compensation amount (such as the 20% interim deposit under Section 148 of the Negotiable Instruments Act or conditional bail orders) is 60 days from the date of the order, with a possible extension of up to 30 more days (total 90 days) if the court grants it upon showing sufficient cause
Q: Regarding the conversion of land from agricultural to NA commercial
We are constructing a temporary shed on agricultural land which measure around 2 guntes of the total 2.21 acres , so we’re constructing because to run an agri waste processing unit , so what steps I should take now before installing machinery.
Advocate Dhanalakshmi U answered
Converting agricultural land to commercial non-agricultural (NA) use requires applying to state revenue authorities (such as the Deputy Commissioner in Karnataka), verifying property titles and zoning rules, paying conversion fees, and updating official land records (such as the RTC or 7/12 extrac
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