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Aleen   09 January 2014 at 15:49

Legal hire certificate & succession certificate

I am from Kochi, Kerala....My Freind's husband was deseased on Aug 2013."They are Christians".He has a Bank Account with SBI having balance more than 2 Lks,but no nominee.Also some insurance with Kotak Mahendra,nominee is his Mother,but wife not willing to transfer insurance amount to mother's a/c,so wife give 'STAY' against transfer.They have a daughter having only 4 months age. His Mother alive, but Father was died on Nov 2012.Wife doesnot wish to transfer any amount to her Mother-in Law,so pls advice How Wife trfr the said amount to her avccount? Also pls advice whatever legal/necessary certificates /documents should she keep for further purpose like sharing Property,Daughter's education, financial help from govt as a widow etc...Pls advice .Also what is a succession certificate? how th same will get ?

shilpa   08 January 2014 at 12:04

Change of daughter surname on document to mothers name after divorce

Hi

I have a divorce decree and i need to change my 3 year old daughters surname to my surname which can be used officially by her. Can you help me with the procedure to be followed in maharashtra for the same

Rajesh Rathod   07 January 2014 at 16:50

Registration of marriage in gujarat

Hi Experts,

I need your guidance to understand the process for registering the marriages in Gujarat.

On date of marriage both the parties were MINOR but today both have attend the majority and willing to register their marriages.

I went to Registar office to register under Special Marriage Act but they are denying to register with reason that Marriage were solemnized during Minority.

Can anyone please guide me what to do here?

Regards,
Rajesh

Anonymous   07 January 2014 at 15:15

educational

Is notary public a gazetted officer

VTC   07 January 2014 at 08:31

Person missing in prior document

Sir,
I have purchased a plot from a person named Monish on 2007 in Kerala, he in turn had purchased this plot from a lady on 1996. On 1993, this plot was one amoung the six pieces of an ancestrial property divided by heirs.
During that time, in Partition document of 1993 it was mentioned that "one heir left very long time ago and was proclaimed dead(no heard of till date), hence his share divided amoung brothers and sisters"...
Now I want to sell this plot and buyer is pointing out this as a serious problem.

Please advice me how can I solve this problem..?


Dharmender   03 January 2014 at 16:39

Filing in supreme court

My wife has filed case under 498a in Noida in Nov 2007. I moved under sec 482 in Allahabad high court in Dec 2008 The application has been rejected by high court.

I want to move to Supreme court.
My question is the order sheet and case documents are in Hindi as in U.P. Hindi language is used in lower courts.
Do I need to convert them into English to move to Supreme court or I can move with same documents.

SIA...............   03 January 2014 at 13:58

Tax and registration

Hi Experts ,

I am doing a biz as sole proprietorship dealing in hand embroidery and exporting outside India .

Nothing is sold in India .

Please help me with what kind of legal documents and registration will be need to be done from my side as per Indian law .

Also if possible how much all this will cost .

Awaiting your kind reply .

Best Regards,
S

ambuj   03 January 2014 at 13:11

Who should keep original copy of franchisse agreement

Hi

Kindly who should keep original stamped copy of Franchisee agreements and other agreements in general.

Is an photocopy of an agreement as good as original copy of the agreement?

Thanks
Ambuj Goyal

pundalika achyuta bhat   02 January 2014 at 22:27

1 rupee revenue stamp v/s rs.100/= non-judicial stamp paper

Sir, please let me know when One Rupee Revenue Stamp is sufficient in financial dealings of several Crores of Rupees, why then Rs.100=00 or more valued non-judicial stamp paper is insisted upon for executing Affidavit of various nature like applying for a new ration card etc.,?
Sir, why Affidavits cannot be executed on One Rupee Revenue stamp paper?
Whether any special privilege has been granted to non-judicial stamp papers over the One Rupee Revenue stamp?
Sir, please clarify.
With regards,
Pundalika A. Bhat.

Paresh Vaidya   02 January 2014 at 16:41

Power of attorney by multiple people

A, B, C, D and E are brothers and legal heirs of their father X who died intestate leaving behind a property.

Can A,C, D and E execute a single power of attorney in favour of B so that B can act on their behalf in respect of the property matters. Is it legally allowed.

A,C, D and E have no objection in giving such right to B since all 4 of them are unable to carry out the necessary formalities.