“I had borrowed Rs 1.5 lakh from a local moneylender final year at 10 per cent annual interest. But my work suffered due to the lockdown and that i couldn’t repay him,” Deepak, who makes shoes and sells them from a pushcart, says in the video. “The legal moneylender and his henchmen started visiting my residence and threatening me on daily basis. The police didn’t accept my complaints.”
Bryce: Yeah. I’ll say this. One, none of them made me $500 a door once i bought them. In some ways, the choice to buy them was just one decision. The decision of what to do after I bought them- there’s a lot of subsequent selections. That’s the whole thing of being an actual estate investor. A part of it’s yeah, buying a property, however then you could have a whole lot of different decisions that your success hinges on after that.
(2) If it appears on the application of any get together against whom a counterclaim is made that the topic-matter of the counterclaim ought for any motive to be disposed of by a separate motion, the Court docket could order the counterclaim to be struck out or could order it to be tried individually or make such other order as could also be expedient.
2.-(1) Any defendant to an action introduced by companions in the identify of a agency may serve on the plaintiffs or their solicitor a discover requiring them or him forthwith to furnish the defendant with a written statement of the names and places of residence of all the individuals who have been companions in the agency at the time when the cause of motion accrued; and if the discover isn’t complied with the Court could order the plaintiffs or their solicitor to furnish the defendant with such a statement and to verify it on oath or in any other case as could also be specified in the order, or might order that additional proceedings within the action be stayed on such terms as the Court docket may direct.
In its subsequent pronouncement in Sirkakulam Subramanyam v. Kurra Subba Rao[xii]the Privy Council overruled earlier decisions and entertained little question that it was within the powers of the mother of a minor as guardian to enter right into a contract of sale for objective of discharging his father’s debts. Following this determination, the Orissa High Court docket held that endowment of property for religious functions by guardians on behalf of minors, being inside their competence, was specifically enforceable.[xiii]