Madhu Mittal
31 December 2016 at 17:16
Following is jurisdiction clause in life term policy of Insurance company:
Governing Law : These Terms and/or the operations in the Accounts of the User shall be governed by the laws of India. The Parties hereby agree that any legal action or proceedings arising out of the Terms for Internet Banking shall be brought in the courts or tribunals at Mumbai in Maharashtra in India and irrevocably submit themselves to the jurisdiction of such courts and tribunals. Any provision of the Terms for payment gateway which is prohibited or unenforceable in any jurisdiction shall, as to such jurisdiction, be ineffective to the extent of prohibition or unenforceability but shall not invalidate the remaining provisions of the Terms or affect such provision in any other jurisdiction.
Respected Sirs,
1.Whether jurisdiction clause is only for payment by insured to company or
2. for all disputes, grievances of not only insured but nominee also.
3.Please let me know whether nominee of insured can file suit in Jaipur where nominee lives/works in case of need arises.
It is not academic query, but one wants to buy a policy of this insurance company, that is why wants to get it confirmed/understood by the members of learned forum.
Thanks with Regard,
Kalpesh suryawanshi
28 December 2016 at 21:10
Repected Memebers,
My sister live's in Maharashtra and belong to Dhangar Cast which is in NT2 Nomadic Tribes category in Maharashtra State Government List and OBC in Central Government's List But she married a guy from Karnatak State who Belongs to ST GOND of Scheduld Tribes OR ( ST ) Category and this is not a inter cast marriage as we are called dhangar in maharashtra and st gond in karnataka i am willing to weather can she avail the facilities of ST cast as her husband belong's ST category, thank you...
Dharmish Bhupen Shah
27 December 2016 at 12:09
Dear Sir,
Where should i Pay Stamp Duty on the Gift Deed and POA in Mumbai?
Also Where should i get there documents Registered?
I reside in Borivali ( Mumbai)
Hanumant Bhojane
26 December 2016 at 20:19
Sir , on my SSC certificate name is HANUMANT and on cast certificate and validity certificate name is HANMANT , only U letters deleted and spelling mistake problem , when govt exam document verification any problem , and what solution on it ?
Raj Singh
25 December 2016 at 18:50
My grandmother owned a house property which before her death made a registered will in favour of my granfather in march 2000. After her death my granfather made another registered will in favour of me in feb 2003. Mean while my two uncle presented a un registered will before us april 2000 of my grandmother in which its mentioned that the property belongs to my two uncle and my father. My grandmother died in sept 2000 and my grand father also died in may 2010.
Who will own the property as according to will i am the original to have so. My grandfather have already given lot of property to my uncle before and mentioned in the will as well. Plz help me
shanthi
22 December 2016 at 07:40
I have a private car which i hve given for use in godly services. What document i have to prepare?
RajaRajachozhan
21 December 2016 at 21:48
Is it enough to prepare a Promissory note (prepared in TamilNadu) for the loan given, on a Rs.20 Stamp Paper (irrespective of the amount of Loan) ?
ANAND JAIN
20 December 2016 at 18:21
My wife had a son from her earlier marriage.
Rt. now he is 15 yrs old.
He is staying with us. In his school documents he has his biological fathers name but now wen he applied for aadhar card he has mentioned my name. Wt complications it can lead to ? I am not interested in adopting him legally. He can stay with me as long as he wishes.
Neelima
19 December 2016 at 20:29
What value of e-stamp paper be used for Nam and religion change affidavit ?Uttar Pradesh.
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Stamp duty applicability for contracts (service contract)
Hello,
Wish you happy new year 2017.
I am experienced industry professional (engg. industry) and Law Student. I do refer to day to day services agreement taking place in Industry(for example hire of enggineering services or hire of Project Management Services for a consideration). I tried to find out applicability of stamp duty(in the form of stamp paper for agreement) in Indian Stamp Act and Maharashtra Stamp Act. I couldn't find instrument with such type of instrument.
Referring 'The Mahrashtra Stamp Act' (as modified upto the 9th July 2013), I found only relevant entry of such type instruments was that of 'Article 5. AGREEMENT OR ITS RECORDS OR MEMORANDUM OF AN AGREEMENT'. But this was also limited to (a) sale of bill of exchange (b)Government Security (c) Shares, scrips, debentures, bond etc (d) cotton (e) bullion (f) Oil Seeds (g) yarn, spices, non-mineral oil (h) advertisement, event .
Most relevant were Article 5 - h(A)(iii) &(iv). Herein (iii) specific performance by any person or a group of persons where the value of contract exceed rupees 1,00,000 and (iv) creation of any obligation, right or interest and having monetary value, but not covered under any other article. Article 5 - h(B) if not otherwise provided for,— One hundred rupees.] As I understand from this it seems like 5 - h(A)(iii) or (iv)could be applicable but they are so general that they can be made applicable to any contract as such as Contract itself is one which includes some consideration and creates obligations and rights. Whereas Article 5 - h(B) provides for Rs 100 Stamp duty for any general agreements which are not covered anywhere.
Can you please help me understand applicability of stamp duty for hire of services (non involving any transfer of property) from Indian Stamp Act (even though you are not from Maharashtra, for your region).