
Advocate Naga Deepak



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Questions Answered by Advocate Naga Deepak
Q: WHILE INJECTION ORDER IS STILL PENDING IF SOMEBODY GOES AGAINST IT .
A CASE A FILED AGAINST A RESTAURANT BUILDING OWNER FOR NOT RETURNING THE DEPOSIT AND FURNITURE AND FIXTURE. ALSO AN INJECTION ORDER SAYING NOT TO RENT IT,SELL IT OR OPEN IT FOR ANY PURPOSE. DESPITE THIS THE LANDLORD RENTED TO OTHER PERSON AND THEY HAVE OPENED WHILE THE THE CASE IS STILL PENDING. WHAT TO TO DO NOW?
Advocate Naga Deepak answered
File an application for contempt of court. The action of the restaurant owner amounts to contempt. So you need to file a contempt case.After filing a contempt application, the court will appropriately punish him for violation of orders of the court.
Q: information on section 4 tenenancy act 1950
X purchased piece of land from Y in the year 1968 without obtaining mandatory permission from tahsildar as per section 47 of A.P tenenancy act. Later in 1988, X filed declaration as per ULC act and proceedings are under 2nd appeal. Legal heirs of Y in 2019 filed for cancellation of sale deed of X as permission was not taken under sec 47 of land tenancy act. What is the Remedy available to Y -- x is not having position from 1968 and y is in position from day one
Advocate Naga Deepak answered
You can definitely use adverse possession to claim title. Adverse possession can not only be used as a shield to defend but also as a sword. Please contact me for further course of action. I can help you out.
Q: tenant not vacting premises though our suite was decreed
My tenant not vacating premises though our suite was decreed in lower court city civil court how to stop her from getting stay order. can I directly apply in high court instead of cheif justice court. What is the procedure for to apply in high court
Advocate Naga Deepak answered
The answer can be given only after going through all your documents. Please meet me with all your documents and accordingly we can file an appropriate petition before the court. Regards. M Naga Deepak, Advocate
Q: Prohibited legal under section 22(a) telangana
Hello We had a land in karimnagar,telangana we bought this land through a registered sale deed in the year 1980 . While we verified the record of our land in pahani from the year 1950 . In the year 1950-55 land is with Abdul Kher as pattadar in the 1956 he gave land to person “chary” as a gift under chary it was written as Narishma swamy .where chary sold to laxmi in the year 1975 in the year 1980 my grand father brought this land now government of telangana kept this land in 22(a) what do now . How to sell this land
Advocate Naga Deepak answered
You have to challenge the notification classifying the land as 22a land. This can be done by filing a writ petition before high Court of Telangana. Please contact me for further info. Appropriate actin can be taken after going through your documents
Q: Unilaterally Revocation of Gift deed cancellation
MuslimMy father registered a gift deed in favour of his daughters minor son 17 years ago as the son-in law was threatening to divorce his daughter. to stop his son-in law from divorcing his daughter a registered gift deed was made. The possession was not given only registered gift deed was given. 2 years back my father revoked the said gift deed unilaterally and again registered a gifted deed in my favour as i am the one who is looking after him and living in the said house.Can they claim the said house as possession was not given..?What can i do to restrain them..?
Advocate Naga Deepak answered
It is not possible to revoke a gift. A gift, once given cannot be revoked. The revocation of gift deed and subsequent registration are invalid. A gift deed cannot be revoked unless it is proven that the gift deed has been executed on account of fraud
Frequently Asked Questions about Advocate Naga Deepak
Can Advocate Naga Deepak represent me in court?
Yes, Advocate Naga Deepak can represent you in court. The lawyer is trained to present your case in the most effective way possible.
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