SRIPRAKASH BHATTACHARYA
10 January 2009 at 21:09
10.01.2009
DEAR SIRS,
IN CASE OF A SALE OF FLAT IN A COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY THE SELLER(TRANSFEROR)BECOMES THE FIRST PARTY, PURCHASER (TRANSFEREE) BECOMES THE SECOND PARTY AND SOCIETY BECOMES THE THIRD AND CONFIRMING PARTY. IF THE DAUGHTER OF THE SELLER (TRANSFEROR)WANTS TO BE THE FIRST CONFIRMING PARTY, IS IT ALLOWED?
SHALL BE GRATEFUL IF A QUICK REPLY IS SENT.
Sriprakash Bhattacharya
bhattacharyasriprakash@gmail.com
SRIPRAKASH BHATTACHARYA
10 January 2009 at 21:02
10.01.2009
DEAR SIRS,
IN CASE OF A SALE OF FLAT IN A COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY THE SELLER(TRANSFEROR)BECOMES THE FIRST PARTY, PURCHASER (TRANSFEREE) BECOMES THE SECOND PARTY AND SOCIETY BECOMES THE THIRD AND CONFIRMING PARTY. IF THE DAUGHTER OF THE SELLER (TRANSFEROR)WANTS TO BE THE FIRST CONFIRMING PARTY, IS IT ALLOWED?
Sriprakash Bhattacharya
bhattacharyasriprakash@gmail.com
Zia
10 January 2009 at 20:28
I request the lawyers on the panel of this portal to suggest me and send me some Judgements of Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, or High Courts, related to prohibition of Strikes in Industries, particularly of Industries involved in essential services like Generation of electricity, oil etc.
The query is significant and desires urgent response in view of the recent strike calls given by the Oil PSUs Officers association.
Mrudula
10 January 2009 at 13:57
sir/madam
In one case the father died intested leaving behind two son and one daughter (all married). Everyone of the three are the nominee of One Plot each. But there is one more plot in the name of deceased. Now obviously the plot will be alloted to TWO SONS. but what about the daughter? Can she calim on that plot? I had read in hindu Act, that if the daughter is married before a particular year she can't claim for father's estate. (In present case the daughter had married in 1987) Please guide me in this situation. tell me the exact year. (in this case we are not willing to give her)
k.v.kamath
10 January 2009 at 12:05
I was denied higher education and jobs abroad by my dad and insisted me to help him in his trade. He orally assured me several times, that I will inherit all his self earned movables and immovables, if I help him in his trade and bail out my sisters. The value of land was negligible at that time,when I joined him in his trade. Now all my sisters are married since a decade and I am still single and running 40 now. I haven’t drawn anything to lead my life,since I joined him. But I was given a life cover for Rs1.25 Lakhs from the beginning and he is still nominee for it. He is now acting against his own words given to me earlier. I too have to settle in my own life . Is there any legal remedy? Please help me.
sushil tagaliya
10 January 2009 at 11:02
Respected sir,
Please guide me what to do in my case as under
i have a credit card and a total purchase made for Rs 40000/- and had paid 37000/- from 1.1.2007 to 31.12.2008 but the current statemetn says that i m to pay Rs 30000/- more for charges charged by the bank during this period please tell me whether i m to pay the same or i have some legele remedy against it
Arsshdeep
10 January 2009 at 10:32
Dear sir/madam
the house is in the name of my grandmother,she is planning to file a suit against me ,for me to leave the house.i am living with my parents and grandparents,i am unmarried.they want to take plea on the basis of being a senior citizen.
Lokesh Kumar V
10 January 2009 at 00:19
suit decreed.plaintiff filed review within limitation but not moved. Subsequently, the Defendant filed an appeal against the judgment and decree and obtained an order of stay of all further proceedings in suit.
I just want to know that
whether review can be moved at this stage?
does the stay of all further proceedings mean Execution proceedings only or it includes review also?
pls give opinion in this regard with citation if possible.
Lokesh Kumar V
10 January 2009 at 00:01
Whether power of appointment/nomination includes power to revoke?
If a person is given power (by way of a deed) to appoint or nominate any person of his choice, whether that power is enough to revoke an already appointed person? Pls give opinion in this regard with judgments.
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