Advocate M Sathish

Questions Answered by Advocate M Sathish (50+ answers)

Q: I am one of the dealer in Asian Paints Ltd

Regarding one issue is going on between ourside and Asian Paints, firstly Asian Paints representative sent paint materials without our knowledge, it came to shop by that time I was not there, my Mrs was there in my shop, she accepted the materials which sent by Asian paints, after coming to shop I notice that materials which was not ordered from my side. Immediately i called up to sales representative, but he didn't picked up my call, I called up to Asian Paints toll free intimate about issue

Advocate M Sathish answered
In the matter concerning the issue with Asian Paints, it appears that their representative sent paint materials to your shop without your knowledge or consent. Although your absence led to the acceptance of the materials by your wife, it's important to promptly address this discrepancy with Asian Paints. Informing them immediately about the unsolicited delivery demonstrates your proactive approach in resolving the matter. It's advisable to maintain clear communication with Asian Paints to seek clarification and resolution regarding this unexpected situation. Contact us if you require further Legal support.

Q: Complaint against Reliance Jio for not fulfilling the service

I want to file a complaint against Reliance Jio fiber for not providing the customer service and not refunding the amount. the refund expected is Rs.5400. I want the entire refund and also the compensation for the mental agony I faced. Its not worth hiring a lawyer, so can I initiate legal action without a lawyer by appearing self in the consumer forum?

Advocate M Sathish answered
You have the right to file a complaint against Reliance Jio Fiber for inadequate customer service and failure to refund the expected amount of Rs5400. While you can initiate legal action without a lawyer and appear before the consumer forum, it's important to understand the legal procedures and requirements involved. Consider seeking guidance from consumer rights organizations or legal aid services to navigate the process effectively and ensure your rights are protected throughout the proceedings. Contact our Law Firm to proceed further.

Q: Must I bear white wash cost as tenant ?

Am I responsible for white washing cost as a tenant ? I’m already paying for the damages, The below point is from the rental agreement- The lessee covenant to keep the flat hereby demised in good and tenantable condition during the continuance of this tenancy and not to make any, permanent types of additions to or alterations in the same without the written consent of the Landlord.

Advocate M Sathish answered
As per the rental agreement clause you've provided, the lessee is responsible for maintaining the flat in good condition throughout the tenancy. This includes the obligation to cover costs associated with white washing. However, it's crucial to review the entire agreement to fully understand both parties' rights and responsibilities. Consider consulting legal counsel for personalized advice tailored to your specific situation.

Q: Change house tax from mother to son

My house tax is paying on mother name. How change the tax from my mother to son

Advocate M Sathish answered
To transfer house tax from your mother's name to yours, you'll need to visit the local municipal office. Submit a formal request along with required documents like property ownership proof, identification, and a transfer application. Seek legal guidance for a smooth transition.

Q: Rent Increase and Advance issue

My owner increasing the rent every year by 10% i decided to vacate the property still demanding higher rent.

Advocate M Sathish answered
As your legal counsel, it's crucial to review the terms of your lease agreement. While annual rent increases are common, they must adhere to the terms outlined in your contract. If the landlord is demanding higher rent beyond the agreed terms or if you've decided to vacate, you must provide notice as per the lease agreement. Communicate your intentions in writing, citing the terms of the lease and any relevant local rent control laws. If the landlord persists, seek legal advice to ensure your rights are protected and negotiate a fair resolution.