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Advocate Vikas Pareek
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Parasram Nagar, Jaipur
11 years ExperienceAdvocate Pareek is an Industrial / Labour Law, Service Law, Military Law, Aviation Law and Maritime Law Consultant with rich experience in Due-diligence & Compliance, Labour / Industrial Matters, Service Matters and Military Service litigation and deals in industrial disputes and service matters. He takes up litigation matters related to Service Pension, Disability Pension, Promotion, Discharge, Extension of Service etc. As a Lawyer at several Tribunals and Courts, he is dealing with Industrial Employment Laws, Army Law, Navy Law, and Air Force Law. As a service matter expert, he deals with all issues related to The Central Civil Service (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules 1965. As a service matter expert, he deals with all issues related to Industrial Disputes, Trade Unions, ESIC, EPF, Environment Laws, Gratuity, Shop & Commercial Establishment Act and Domestic Enquiries.
Advocate Pareek has also specialized in International Trade Laws, Aviation and Maritime Laws; being an ex-mariner and a passionate aviator.
Advocate Pareek has 14 years of experience of service and 06 years as an Advocate in High Court of Rajasthan, CAT, AFT, CGIT, State Industrial Tribunal, Civil Courts. He takes up all kinds of service matters of Promotion, Releases, Discharges, Postings, Dismissals, Pension, Maintenance Allowances, Recoveries, Awards, Administrative Action etc.
Advocate Pareek is practicing as an Advocate at Supreme Court, High Court of Rajasthan, Central Administrative Tribunal, the Armed Forces Tribunals, the Central Government Industrial Tribunal and the National Company Law Tribunal.
He had enrolled with the Bar Council of Rajasthan in 2013. He is a member of the CAT Bar Association, Jaipur; the AFT Bar Association, Jaipur and the Rajasthan High Court Bar Association.
Enrolment Number: R/1894/2013.
- Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) Delhi
- Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) Jaipur
- Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Delhi
- Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Jaipur
- Labour Court, Jaipur
- National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT)
- National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), New Delhi
- Rajasthan High Court
- Rajasthan High Court Bench Jaipur
- Supreme Court Of India
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Questions Answered by Advocate Vikas Pareek
Q: Common staircase issue was in family arrangement
Living in a ancestral house which is constructed by grandfather's father and partitioned among his son in which stairs and water tank are common which is half in our and half in other side which was for family arrangement, and side property was sold to another party not of family member and he begin to construct the half of that, this is only way to enter my home and half stairs are can't be used because it will become narrow, my father is expired a year ago i am living in that house for more than 20 years and feel harassment by these, stranger coming from that way because these stairs are for family and now new purchaser wants take half of that please help me how to use my rights for passage staicase of our homePlease help
Advocate Vikas Pareek answered
The stairs are the common property as it is indivisible and cannot be sold. Anyways, you have easement rights over the stairs hence can approach court for injunction over any construction in the staircase.Moreover, while selling such a property, the the concerned relatives are to be given an option to purchase the property. And also, your rights shall depend over the partition agreement duly done.
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