Sunil
12 September 2017 at 16:18
we have a partnership firm with 2 partners . I understand that in case of death of one partner the firm may have to be dissloved and the income tax dept may apply capital gains on the distribution of assets. we wih to introduce avoid this possibility by adding a third partner without any capital contribution and whose remuneration can be mutually decided by the partners. is it possible to do so as per the Indian partnership act and if so any format for the supplementary deed for admision of new partner
Ujjwal Dan
10 September 2017 at 20:11
Sir i want to know i complete 1st year and 2nd year my b.a degree then i admit in deled then complete my 3rd year college...i cant show my college when i take appointment in primary teacher..is there any harm? Can i face any problem in my service for dual degree in future?
R Krishnan
10 September 2017 at 12:57
Father's property in Kerala, with sale deed, title deed and tax paid for several decades. Father left a registered Will when died for wife and children. The Will, along with death certificate, affidavits etc were given to the village office and property register updated to individual names. For the last 12 years individual tax receipts available.
Now, one of the daughter's husband wants to build a house, availing SBI Housing loan in favourable terms as he is a SBI manager. However SBI and its Lawyer insists that, while the ownership of the property to the daughter is not in doubt (all documentation clear and no disputes), some sort of a "registered document" is necessary. Apparently "registration" (in the form of partition deed or so) is said to be costing several lakhs. Another alternative proposed was daughter making a gift deed to her husband. This again will cost some money and effort.
It is not understood why this rigmarole (creating new registered documents on matters that is already documented) is really required.
Couldn't the Lawyer (or a Notary) take cognizance of the existing documentation (assuming getting patta may not be an issue) and issue a clearance certificate? What would be the simplest way to proceed and make people understand?
saket
09 September 2017 at 21:40
Can anyone provide me the Gif deed format for transfer of share in Demat to a family member without consideration
Dhiraj kothari
09 September 2017 at 00:13
Society refuses to give noc for mortgage loan purpose in banks format
Manjeet
08 September 2017 at 09:16
How to confirm the certificate provided by arya samaj mandir is not fake as any agent may involve in fake marriage after taking money from needy couple. ...it is helpful if we know this before getting marriage..... Any authorized site for arya samaj mandir from where we can get authorized listed arya samaj mandir as well as can confirm the validity of the certificate..... Pls help in this regard... Thanks in advance...
kalpana
08 September 2017 at 07:10
A partition deed was executed last year between two sets of family. One set of family consisting of three brothers got a piece of land and the boundaries of each.brother is clearly.stated. Now the brothers want to.sub divide the land and change the boundaries. None of the.other properties are affected. It is only change of boundaries. My question is what kind of deed needs to be executed and whether all the members who were parties to the document need to affix their signature or can the brothers execute a rectification deed or an agreement amongst themselves for change of boundaries. Can these documents be registered. An early answer would be appreciated.
meenakshi nagori
07 September 2017 at 14:58
As per section 17 of Registration Act, 1908, certain documents are compulsorily registrable read with section 23" time limit for registering documents is given which read as:
"23. Time for presenting documents:
Subject to the provisions contained in sections 24, 25 and 26, no document other than a will shall be accepted for registration unless presented for that purpose to the proper officer within four months from the date of its execution:
PROVIDED that a copy of a decree or order may be presented within four months from the date on which the decree or order was made or, where it is appealable, within four months from the day on which it becomes final."
That means any document which is required to be registered can be presented for registration within 4 months from the date of it's execution. Which makes it clear that there can be two different events i.e. first execution and second registration. How a document can be executed is by signing of the document and witnessing. Notary is also a witness. My question is:
1) if at the time of it's execution, the document is notarized and then within 4 months it is presented for registration it is equally valid,
2) why experts on lawyersclubindia.com says that a document compulsorily regisrable can't be notarized?
Regards/-
Advocate & Notary Meenakshi Nagori
Rajat Mishra
07 September 2017 at 12:34
Dear Expert,
Please help me regarding evidence filed by a consumer appellant to the court when the previous member of such court already assess the evidences provided by the appellant before one year ago, but now the first member of court has change and ask the appellant for resubmitting the evidence documents in proper manner and also want to certified such documents to the "Evidence Verification Officer",(i don't know about such officer).
dear expert my question is, in what manner member of court is right according to consumer protection Act? and what it mean now.
I have no other document or evidence which were not submitted priorly.
Please suggest what can i do in this matter, because i am suffering from last one year for this case.
I hope your guidance will provide me right way to react on the mattter.
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Signature and title problem
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