Advocate Vrinda Mishra

Questions Answered by Advocate Vrinda Mishra (25+ answers)

Q: Upper floors shaft Water Leakage in ground floor

सर, मै ग्राउंड फ्लोर में रहता हूं, मेरे ऊपर के 4 फ्लोर अलग लोगों के पास हैं, उनकी शाफ़्ट का पानी मेरे घर में लीक होता है, मै 7 साल से परेशान हूं वो लोग कुछ नहीं करते मेरी परेशानी हल करने के लिए। क्या उन लोगों पर केस करना सही रहेगा।

Advocate Vrinda Mishra answered
If you are facing persistent water leakage issues originating from the upper-floor flat, which is causing damage to your property and mental harassment. This constitutes a civil wrong, and you have several legal remedies available.Firstly, it is advisable to send a legal notice to the upper-floor residents, requesting immediate cessation of the leakage, appropriate repairs, and compensation for any damage already caused. The notice should also highlight the inconvenience and mental distress being caused due to their negligence.If they fail to act, you may file a civil suit for injunction and damages before the appropriate court, seeking directions for necessary repair work to be carried out and compensation for the loss or inconvenience caused.Additionally, you can approach your Resident Welfare Association (RWA) or Housing Society, if applicable, to intervene and mediate the issue. They may direct the upper-floor residents to resolve the problem promptly.In case of deliberate neglect or abusive behavior, you may also file a police complaint for nuisance or harassment under relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code.

Q: Consumer Case enquiry in simple language

In a consumer case, what are the next steps after the opposition parties submit the written version?

Advocate Vrinda Mishra answered
The process begins by serving a written notice to the opposite party, giving them an opportunity to resolve the issue. If no resolution is provided, a formal complaint can be filed before the appropriate Consumer Commission. The complaint should include your details, facts of the case, supporting documents (bills, invoices, correspondence), and the relief sought (refund, compensation, etc.).Once the complaint is admitted, the opposite party is directed to file their written version (reply) within a stipulated period. This is followed by submission of evidence and documents by both parties. The matter then proceeds to oral arguments, after which the Commission passes its final order.

Q: Landlord not returning full security deposit

Is it legal to cut security on the name of repainting the flat, while I'm vacating my flat the landlord has cut the portion of my security deposit on the advise the of the broker who has provided us that flat. Also it was not mentioned in the rent agreement. Is there any legal proceeding to get my money back from the landlord as there were no major wear and tears by tenant. Kindly suggest.

Advocate Vrinda Mishra answered
You are well within your rights to initiate legal action against your landlord for the recovery of money illegally retained by him. You may begin by serving a formal legal notice through an advocate, clearly demanding the return of the withheld amount along with a detailed explanation of the basis for your claim (e.g., security deposit not refunded).The legal notice will put the landlord on notice of your intention to pursue legal remedies if the amount is not returned within a specified period, typically 15–30 days. This step is crucial as it demonstrates your bona fide attempt to resolve the dispute amicably and strengthens your case in any future litigation.If the landlord fails to respond or comply with the demand, you may initiate a civil suit for recovery of money along with applicable interest and legal costs under the appropriate provisions of the Civil Procedure Code. Depending on the amount involved, the suit may lie before the District Court or a lower civil court.

Q: Property chain collect by court or registrar office, Delhi

Property ki ek chain me ek do paper kam hai , to use nikalwane ka kya process hai Res- Jagjit Nagar,Shastri Park ,North East delhi ,pin- 110053Court- seelampur,GT road

Advocate Vrinda Mishra answered
Here are the steps to Obtain a Certified Copy of Property PapersProperty records are maintained by the Sub-Registrar's Office where the property was registered. In some cases, local revenue offices or municipal corporations may also have copies. Gather Required Details: Property details (Survey No., Plot No., etc.), Owner’s details (Name, ID proof), Registration details (Date of registration, Document number). Visit the Sub-Registrar Office where the property was originally registered. Fill out the application form with the necessary details. Attach a self-attested copy of your ID proof (Aadhaar, Passport, Voter ID, etc.). Provide property details and any supporting documents. Pay the Required Fees depending on the location and document type. Payment can usually be made via cash, demand draft, or online (in some states). The authorities will verify your request. If approved, a certified copy will be issued. Collect the Certified Copy: You can collect it in person or request it to be sent by post (if available). Alternative Method: Online Application (Available) Some states provide online services for certified copies via the land records or registration department website. Visit the official portal, fill out the request form, upload documents, and make the payment. Download or receive the copy after verification.

Q: Can Buyer file a complaint against the builder where builder have regi

Can Buyer file a complaint against the builder where builder have registered office instead of where project is.I want to file a complaint case against builder, his project is in Gurugram but registered office is in New Delhi.I am also a resident of New Delhi and all the communications/demand letters sent by builder is always from registered office i,e. in New Delhi.

Advocate Vrinda Mishra answered
Here are the steps to Obtain a Certified Copy of Property PapersProperty records are maintained by the Sub-Registrar's Office where the property was registered. In some cases, local revenue offices or municipal corporations may also have copies. Gather Required Details: Property details (Survey No., Plot No., etc.), Owner’s details (Name, ID proof), Registration details (Date of registration, Document number). Visit the Sub-Registrar Office where the property was originally registered. Fill out the application form with the necessary details. Attach a self-attested copy of your ID proof (Aadhaar, Passport, Voter ID, etc.). Provide property details and any supporting documents. Pay the Required Fees depending on the location and document type. Payment can usually be made via cash, demand draft, or online (in some states). The authorities will verify your request. If approved, a certified copy will be issued. Collect the Certified Copy: You can collect it in person or request it to be sent by post (if available). Alternative Method: Online Application (Available) Some states provide online services for certified copies via the land records or registration department website. Visit the official portal, fill out the request form, upload documents, and make the payment. Download or receive the copy after verification.