Tanaaz shaik
18 September 2014 at 10:09
Respected Sir,
i need a advise that my brother and his wife who was in dubai two years back had a child born there. as my sis in law situation was bad she had to deliver the child in dubai. after birth child birth was registered in dubai at Indian Consulate within 1 month. now my brother's fly is in goa, India. and want to register their child birth in goa. so please advise how to go about it? your response will be highly appreciated. thanks.
Naved Ahmad shah
15 September 2014 at 23:14
Sir,
After filling online registration form on UPLCO how much time it will take to complete my certificate and sending to me.
is there also some work after completing it online it means enquiry and donation to fficers and much more>>>>>
Sir you know What i am saying??????
S. Dayal
15 September 2014 at 10:26
Sir / Madam,
I have a sister residing in Mumbai, who had bought a flat in Pune in the name of her husband and herself.
Unfortunately, her husband passed away last year and she has a minor son aged 17 years.
She wants to sell this flat in Pune, by end of Oct' 14 as she has a buyer for the said flat.
Does she require " legal heir " certificate for selling the flat?
What other documents will she require in order to sell this flat & where does she need to apply ?
Please help us.
Member (Account Deleted)
15 September 2014 at 10:18
Hi All,
I have a query with respect to the above captioned subject.My brother wishes to start a dairy farm with an initial investment of Rs 20 lakhs. All the infrastructure + equipments & cattle have been brought.The said dairy project is totally undertaken by my brother with he owning all the capital invested and he has employed one of his cousin and a servant who will act as the managing agents.The cousin brother wishes to have a share in the profits while servant will be employed to assist in the procurement and selling of the milk (non packaging form)and to get wages in return.
Since milk selling directly to the consumer can attract the provisions of the food safety act and there are chances of adulteration knowingly by any of the managing parties, I am interested in knowing what precautions he(my brother) should take from the initial stages to fix the liability for fair dealings with his cousin & the servant so that in the case of any unforeseen event of adulteration, my brother does not get penalized because of other person's fault/ill-motive/casualness with respect to his business as he will not be actively involved in this business.
Is there any precautions my brother can take in advance for protecting himself legally in this business..be it in the form of having a registered service agreement in writing with his cousin and the servant?Will that alone is enough or something more is required?
your valuable suggestions are needed!
Thanx..
Rashmi
Ketan Shah
15 September 2014 at 10:09
Dear Sir/s,
We are running a partnership firm having four partners. We have one immoveable property (Industrial Unit) in the name of Partnership firm. Now we want to divide this industrial unit between all partners as per the ratio mentioned in partnership deed.
Hence, we are in process of drafting a MOU for this division of industrial unit. Please advise me, the value of stamp paper on which such MOU can be drafted?
Awaiting for your reply.
Thanks.
Ajay shah...
13 September 2014 at 15:58
My father had Sold Plots to developer. The stamps were purchased by the developer on his Name ( i.e Developer) on 12/12/90 and the developer used it on 26/06/91 on father's Name. He did the registration with this stamp papers after 6 months & 20 days, was is it valid then?
Also if the stamp paper where bought on the developers name can it be used by other person ?
Pls bestow with your Valuable Insights
J SHANMUGAM
13 September 2014 at 13:08
sir,
recently i read in a newspaper about a judgement saying that goverment department has to give reply for any application filled before them within 30 days.
if any one having judgement kindly post it
Bhawinder
12 September 2014 at 23:59
RTI Act.
Can we ask for certified copy of documents that have been a basis of land mutation with the Revenue Department i.e. Office of Tehsildar.
If yes, what is the procedure ?
Regards
Member (Account Deleted)
12 September 2014 at 17:45
my father is more than 80 years old and he was a businessman and he is suffering from various deceases. I want to execute a power of attorney as soon as I can as the health of my father is getting worse day by day.There are a lot of lands and other business properties and other documents, shares and court cases in his name, so I want to transfer all of them in my name as it is not possible for him to do the same and my father is giving his consent to do so. My Qs is that should I register a GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY detailing everything in that (every bit of information) or should I register a SPECIAL POWER OF ATTORNEY for every specific thing.
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Property registration
Dear Sir,I Purchased a Residential Flat in Kalyan in 1986. Since i was working abroad i gave a power of attorney to one of my relative for Registration. The document was presented with the Registrar with the power of attorney. I was informed that the registration process is completed. Since my relative shifted from Maharashtra the registration paid receipt was lost by them. This was located two years before and now i have a registration receipt in the builder's name. The receipt shows Pending Admission. I also received a notice from the registrar office Thane in 2001 claiming Stamp Duty for the above sale deed. This was paid and i have the receipt. The registration receipt has a document no.In the notice received for Stamp Duty the document no. is different but all other details are as per my agreement.The originol agreement is not with me and is still with the registrar.I have copies of the sale deed If the document is Pending admission can this be cleared and normalised now. What will be the procedure and charges. Pl.advice.