Nisha
30 June 2011 at 16:15
I joined my last organisation on March 06, 2010 and my last working day in the organisation was Feb 25, 2011. There was a notice period of 2 months. I have served one month and buy-out the rest 1 month.
There was a clause in my offer letter that if you will leave the oraganisation before one year then you have to pay the amount we have spent on your hiring, or any joining bonus we have paid to you.
So by using this clause , the company demanding some Rs. 28000 that we have paid it to hiring the counsultant for your recruitment and you have left the organisation before 1 year.
As far as hiring is concerned , I got the call from the HR directly but they are saying we got your contact from the counsltant.
Including the one month Notice Period Buy-out, my whole tenure would be 1 year and some 20 days.
Is the notice period and notice period buy out time would be counted in the working tenure?
Another thing is, as i got the call directly from the HR and no consultant was involved in our conversation. so may i ask the company to furnish any proof related to this?
Manoj
30 June 2011 at 14:28
Good Afternoon to all Experts.
I have the following query : -
“A” wants to Borrow a Loan wherein “B” will mortgage his property but “B” wants that his liability to be only limited to the value of property mortgaged as security. Now my query is
(1) What is the liability of mortgagor in case of default.
(2) Could Bank make the mortgagor personally liable to pay the mortgage money/debt.
(3) What type of mortgage is applicable in above case
(4) Is there any Book for reference particularly for mortgage of this kind
Or are there any relevant provisions available.
(5) Whether Mortgagor can be considered as a guarantor in this case.
(6) Whether this type of mortgage is possible where a mortgagor wants his liability to be limited only to property mortgaged and mortgagor will not sign any guarantee bond.
Pranjal Baruah
30 June 2011 at 12:42
Kindly let me know the legal validity of an agreement entered by a landlord with his tenant which is not registerd.
Manoj
29 June 2011 at 22:38
Hello to all Experts. can a person be a mortgagor but not a guarantor. For eg A wants to borrow a loan wherein B mortgage his property but B does not want to be a guarantor. A does not mortgage any of his property. A is only the borrower. B does not want to sign guarantee document
1) Is it possible.
2) If it is possible what type of mortgage should be created i.e. Legal or Equitable mortgage.
2) Can someone provide me with the format of such mortgage document as i need relevant provisions/clauses of such mortgage, wherein a person is a mortgagor but he is not guarantor or surety. A person does want the liability of a surety.
Anonymous
29 June 2011 at 18:34
i am ll.b 2nd year student before i join a
computer institute . i clear all exam but my cetificate in not receive yet . the owner of the franchise is ingore me about 2year . so i want take a legal action on him . plz tell me about the step wise step of consumer forum where rec. and deposit all about
Anonymous
29 June 2011 at 10:54
respected sir,
i am doing llb 2nd year and before i join a computer insitiute last 2year i am clear all exam but my certificate not recived yet . institute is registered and iso cetified but frenchise owner ignor all time. i take legaly action on him plz suggtion to easy way.
Anonymous
28 June 2011 at 00:40
Sir ,
My client wants to transfer her property in the name of her sister in law,then what document I can prepare suggest me.can it be done through gift deed? if yes then is it necessary to registerd the same gift deed or it can be notarised to come in force that gift deed?
Sh. P Suresh
27 June 2011 at 19:57
Can a writ in HC be in this format:
Common beginning i.e. : First sheet, Index sheet etc
A). Sub Part-1 (To get stay of an illegal proceed of a lower court):
In HC, Writ No: (Same as above)
1.1 Facts
1.2 Grounds
1.3 Prayer
B). Sub Part-2 (Challenge proceeds of case-1 at lower court): In HC, Writ No: (Same as above)
2.1 Facts
2.2 Grounds
2.3 Prayer
C). Sub Part-3 (Challenge at proceeds of case-2 at lower court): In HC, Writ No: (Same as above)
3.1 Facts
3.2 Grounds
3.3 Prayer
Affidavit
Signature sheet etc
Annexure: 1....X numbered sequentially - Each referred in Sub part at apt points.
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