Anonymous
17 December 2010 at 17:08
A property in Karnataka is to be relinquished by one of the heirs.Can the relinquishment deed be registered in Delhi and sent across to karnantaka for execution.What is the registration applicable ?
Dear advocates !
I need help in drafting Memorandum of joint venture between OWNER and DEVELOPER in the project of construction of apartment in Tamil Nadu.
Can anyone kindly help me by sending pucca document?
Thanking you
Regards,
V.Sundaresan
Anonymous
17 December 2010 at 12:11
Hi
I would like to know that if organisation is giving interest free loan to their employees is it necessery to take the loan agreement on stamp paper, if yes what will be the amount of stamp paper/franking.
Anonymous
17 December 2010 at 01:07
our grandmother died without making any will leaving behind 3 grandchildren including me.
Also she left a immmovable property. Now as per the advice of one of the lawyer one of us who is staying in the same city where the property is located is submitting a petition to high court for letter of administration.
It is mentioned in the draft format that the one who is the petitioner is entitled to 1/3 share in the property. Also we [remaining 2 grandson] have to give a consent to him. The wording mentioned in the format for me to give consent is as below:
"do hereby give my full and free consent in favour of the above named Petitioner and pray that the Letters of Administration to the Property and Credits of belonging to the above named deceased may be granted in his favour without service of any Citation/ Notice upon me and without any surety being justified for my share in the estate left by the deceased."
Is it ok if I give the consent? will this protect my interest in the property?
Please reply.
Dear Sir,
I want to get an Association registered under Societies Act. Can you please guide me to whom I will have to approach to get it done in Delhi?
i am not getting the details of Registrar of Societies in the net.
Please help me, Sir.
MARIMUTHU.P
Anonymous
16 December 2010 at 22:21
my father had will in may 2006 which is registered before the subregistrar office now he has passed away in month of Nov2009 one month before (oct2009) hhe had written on plain paper that in his property rights will always remains of his son and if anything happens to any of his son then no daughter- in -law can claim on his roperty .whether this plain paper matter sign by him is validd or not
pls note i have received the above matter in the form of letter
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16 December 2010 at 08:25
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Anonymous
14 December 2010 at 13:55
Sirs.
am in urgnet need of a draft agreement for appointment of a franchisee by a pvt. Ltd. comapny.
Thnx in advance
Manish
13 December 2010 at 17:30
I would request for your experts views/comments for the following situation
Situation
Co-owners (non-residents) of a property in gurgaon executed a GPA in favour of a resident indian to lease out their property and to take other steps incidental (maintenance, collection etc.) to lease in 2005. It was notarized but was never registered. The property was leased out.
HSIIDC issued a notice to the tenant and asked for lease deed which was executed through the GPA. On presenting lease deed, HSIIDC demanded for a copy of REGISTERED GPA. Now, couple of questions
1.. Is it obligatory to get these types of GPAs registered..?
2.. If yes, Can a GPA executed in 2005 be registered now..?
3.. If not, Can the co-owners execute a new GPA? What would be the process and will it effect the lease deed executed through the old GPA..?
4.. Also, Gurgaon SRO has a view that a GPA can be executed in favour of a blood relative. I understand it is not correct. Is their any notification/circular which proves my understanding..??
Thanks in advance
Manish
Stamped receipt
From time immemorial, receipts are requested duly signed across a Re1 revenue stamp even for cheque payment. Is there a law that insists on this practice ?
What is the law for a revenue stamped receipt for any payment made by a resident to the Society?
Is it obligatory for the Society to give a signed revenue stamped receipt? or will a receipt generated by a computer program acceptable.
What is the specific law/s that covers this issue.
Shashikant Madkaiker