Shyamprasad
05 November 2013 at 19:45
Dear Sir/Madam,
Kindly tell me the importance of ANNEXURE ‘D’ when applying for Passport.
I'm applying passport for my mother(Age:52) then agent asking me to submit form ANNEXURE ‘D’.
All my mother certificates/BankAccounts/AdharCard/VoterId etc.. having surname as her father surname (before Marriage) only.
Could you please confirm me the below 2 things..
1. If my mother submit ANNEXURE ‘D’ then the passport will come with NEW surname (my father surname/after marriage) is it correct ??
2. If my mother did't submit ANNEXURE ‘D’ then the passport will come with OLD surname(her father surname/before marriage) is it correct ??
Please help me to provide the above information.
Thanks in advance.
Shyam
salman khan
05 November 2013 at 15:57
Power of Attorney give to son in Agreement for sale, whether it is irrevocable, General or Special, which title must be there?
Priyanka
31 October 2013 at 23:34
Dear Sir ,
Need support and sanity to pursue further in the issue related to property which is ancestral property ( DADA property
) which was bought in the name of Dadi in year 1971 , Our TAU is living there since beginning 1979 and got the WILL from dadi in their name ,Dadi died in year 2004 and WILL was executed by him in his name in year 2005 ,he has not taken NOC from other family members ,Property is in delhi .
Further in year 2006 he transferred same property in his wife name and wife further transferred half share to his daughters in year 2011 .
Now (Daughter ) has done some collaboration agreement with builder and doing construction .
So I need advice ,how to move ahead 1) Do we have any sanity in case as property and WILL are registered in TAU name and he is not ready to give any share by stating that mother has left WILL in his name and it is already registered in 2005 .
We don't have documents that property bought from ancestral funds as he is earning member since 1961
We are still living in rented accommodation and father is no more , Need suggestions so we can decide .
REGARDS
mukesh
31 October 2013 at 02:01
sir,
kindly send me a draft copy of form I for filling and submitting with registrar of firms, uttar pradesh, kanpur and also advise what documents to be annexed for registration and what is legal fee
SANGAMESWARA RAO DHUPAM
30 October 2013 at 16:30
Respected Sirs,
Can a blind person execute a document and get it registered before Registering Authority under Registration Act, 1908. If there is any objection in the Registration Act, 1908, please enlighten me the procedure to get a document registered which is signed by a blind person.
Sharan
28 October 2013 at 22:31
Dear experts
I have question about the flats issued by the slum board.
1. How to deal with slum board property.
2. First party expired and he made GPA to someone.
3. First party/ real owner has wife and two minor kinds.
4. Till now there is no “Right Document”(Hakku patra) issued by the slum board.
5. Slum board has given just “Identification document” (Palanubhavi patra).
6. There is a condition back side of the Identification paper is that; the property is not transferable or salable.
7. The GPA Holder purchase this flat in 2002, and Electricty bill and water bills are there in the name of GPA holder.
8. Expect “Palanubhavi Patra” and GPA document nothing documents are available with purchaser(GPA holder)
9. The flat contains 3 cement sheets houses.
10. Please let me know what are the precaution needs to be taken before get in to the deal.
Your valuable reply help us and highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Regards
Kumar
JOY EDICULA
28 October 2013 at 11:33
Sir/s,
In our Apartment Complex, some portion in the basement is given to a telecom company on rental to put up their exchange. The agreement though executed on Rs.100/- stamp paper it was not registered. It was entered about 4 years back for a period of 5 years, still valid for an year. The rent was too low and most of its terms are one sided. We would like to revise the agreement to the clauses and the rent part, but the termination clause says "Notwithstanding any of the terms and conditions stipulated herein, it shall be open only for the LESSEE to terminate this lease agreement by giving one month notice in writing to the other party". Please advise us whether this agreement has any validity in the court of law? We would like to terminate it if they do not enter into a fresh agreement with acceptable terms and rent.
Rahul
28 October 2013 at 10:28
Please help me on stamp duty and registration of document as per Bombay Stamp Act,
In case of contract involving provision of communication services which are liable to service tax under service tax Act, executed on Rs. 300 stamp paper, required duly stamped and registered under Bombay Stamp Act. If yes then please let me know the percentage (%) at which stamp duty and registration charges required to be paid of contract value.
Thanks in advance ….
Siddharth Kamble
26 October 2013 at 17:19
Sir,
I have some query pl help me.
I am going to Franking of Agreement of Artist fees Rs.1Cr.
1)What is the Percentage i want pay for franking Guy?
2)Can I mention date & Signature on it?
3)please send me the percentage list of payment of value.
4)is there any list of Franking maker?
Pl Help.
Thanks
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Stamp paper - jurisdiction.
Hello,
My residence address is of Delhi and I live in Delhi only. Also I have a 3b/r flat in Ghaziabad, UP, which I am planning to give on rent. For the purpose, I have to make Rent Agreement for 11 months. Please suggest / guide me:
1. Whether I shuld buy stamp paper from Ghaziabad, UP, only. Or, the stamp papers can be bought from Delhi also.
2. What are the legal consequences if I use stamp paper which is bought from Delhi?
3. The property in question is in UP. The stamp paper used is of Delhi. In case of any conflict, which court of jurisdiction will apply?
4. In this case, what is the best option to buy the stamp paper.
5. What should be denomination of stamp paper?
6. Any other relevant information / guidance relating to rent agreement.
Thanks.