TRIBHUVAN PUROHIT
20 October 2011 at 17:36
Please provide me any judgement on forged bank document even where bankers found guilty.
Awaiting reply.
Thanking you,
TRIBHUVAN PUROHIT
Anonymous
20 October 2011 at 16:36
Dear Expert
I would like to read entire stamp act for aforesaid subject.
Kindly advise me how I can download
1- Bombay stamp act 1958 as applicable on Gujarat
2- Bombay stamp act 1958
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Anonymous
20 October 2011 at 15:35
Dear Sir/Madam
i was applied for gulf job for saudiarabia through agent in mumbai the client took my interview and selected me i offer salary and client accepted but the other benifitsthey told we will give you best offer in offer letter when they send offer letter before that agent applied for my vissa and visa stamped on my passport befor i singh offer letter and contract.
now i received offer letter but they have not mention what they told me so i reject that offer now agent is not returning my passport and certificate and asking for proces money
please give me sugetion and tell me whether he authirised to ask mony
please reply
regards
sayed nisar
SRINIVAS THATIKONDA
20 October 2011 at 14:46
Dear All
In my Company ( Private Limited), Advances are issuing to its employees to meet their needs and the amounts will be deducted in three to six equal installments. Can I have the written format i.e. undertaking documents with revenue stamp etc.
Further, is there any legal problems are there to file FIR using that undertaking
siri
20 October 2011 at 11:43
1)once probate decree is obtained infavour of beneficiary, then how beneficiary can get mortgage/housing loan on that property by banks since beneficiary did not have any gift/sale deed documents original in her name.
2)since probate of WILL is valid document just like gift/sale deed & also probate of WILL does not require registeration.If this is case,then a) HOW beneficiary name in the Probate decree will reflects in EC in sub register office.. b)i this is case how banks will give information to sub register office about morgage of beneficiary property & how banks can pray in sub register office to reflect that mortgager name in transactions in Encumbrance certificate
Vikash Singhania
19 October 2011 at 13:22
what is the procedure to get legal heir certificate and where it can be obtained, what documents are required to get this certificate?
Rajarajan
19 October 2011 at 12:36
Dear Experts,
I have come across various queries regarding the Will/Legal heir Certificate/Succession certificate in forum for transfer of assets to the legal heirs/nominees.
I have few rather peculiar queries as a laymann. For Example:
A husband and wife has only one child. Husband's parents are not alive.And Husband has no brothers/sisters.
Husband dies without leaving any will and all the assets are earned by himself.
Assuming the husband has left bank balances with/without nomination, Shares and Mutual Funds and deposits. But I dont talk about any Immovable Properties here.
The wife is not having any legal documents for relationship like Ration card/passport/marriage certificate.
My query is ; If there is no dispute between wife and children, Why is there a need for any proof for claiming money.
Is it not possible if the wife or child can use the ATM Card of the husband to get the money from the bank accounts ? or Use the Netbanking to transfer funds from Husband account to Wife or Child Account.
How does the bank / Mutual Fund company comes to know whether the account holder is alive or not unless informed by the family member?
Same thing for Mutual Funds - Wife or child can sell the Mutual Funds / Shares using the Net banking or Trading Login of the Husband and then transfer funds from the bank accounts .
Again my assumption here is :
1. No properties.
2. No dispute between wife and Child
3. It is a case of contingency where the wife and child depend on the income of Husband for the life and no proper documents to claim money.
Please pardon me in case of any wrong questions or silly questions?
Regards,
Rajarajan Gurunath
Mumbai.
Anonymous
19 October 2011 at 00:35
Respected Experts
I am an advocate. My friend wants me to defend his known ones, who resides about one thousand km away from my city, in a court case. Plaintiff belongs to my city.
My friend says that he will get me signed vakalatnama.
Since i will not have any opportunity to meet the defendant, what precaution shall i observe to ensure that vakalatnama is signed by the real defandant (proprietorship/partnership concern). Actually in my city cases have happened where advocates were duped in good faith.
In case i file the vakalatnama and as my friend says that a compromise is going to be effected, what shall i do to save myself from any legal problem related to authenticity of signatory of vakalatnama, as statement related to compromises will have to be made by me in the absence of party.
Anonymous
17 October 2011 at 15:45
Hi members,
Can any one pl give me format of Agreement for advance given to supplier.
Regards,
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dear sir I advocate Anita wants to know from your side
pls let me know
my client is giving one lakh rupees loan to one of his friend at some % interest for six month and told me that if his friend (the person who is taking loan) if for any reason not repay the loan amount given by him then his one property ( one room ) he will registered on my client name and my client will have legal right to take the possession of the said property and my client give 10 lakh rupees to his friend (the person who is taking loan) means after taking the said property my client will give 10 lakh rupes to his friend and all this thing my client want in written
now dear expert pls let me know which kind of document can I draft .
can I draft agreement
or promissory note or something else pls guide me