Priyanka
14 April 2010 at 13:05
Dear Experts,
In my case, our company A has awarded a contract to another company B for construction of Power plant on the premises owned by Company A.
Now the Company A wants to give the part possession of the said premises to Co B for the construction of the Power Plant for a period of 12 months.
Pls advise, whcih legal document needs to be entered bewtween the 2 co's.
Regards
Priyanka
Prathamesh
14 April 2010 at 11:20
I stay in Sanpada Sector-5, navi Mumbai and the building in which we live was a land owned by a agri person who in partnership with the builder constructed this building and the builder gave him the whole first floor for both the wings. Now the land owner is not allowing us to make the society registration and also not the tria party agreement because of which we are uable to sell our rooms...can u please advise what can we do...the owner and the builder had some disputes because of which we r facing problems, plzz need ur helpp..
Anonymous
14 April 2010 at 10:32
Res/sir'
I am resident of jabalpur,mp.my grand father,s first wife expired lelt two sons then my g'father remarried,my grand step mother has 3 sons & 1 daughter all are married
my g'father have expired 10 yrs ago & left no will but he had given some portion of our ancester property to my step uncle before he dies. my queries are :-
1.my step uncles want to divide rest property into 7 equal shares( i.e. 2 sons of died g'mother+ 3 sons & 1 daughter+ our step g'mother total =7 members)
Can my step g'mother & her married daughter get equal shares?
2.my one step uncle wants equal shares in rest property although he had been given some portion of property( on non judicial stamp paper stating that as i am old & can not take care of property so i am giving this to my of sons as portion of his property) by my g'father.he does not want to adjust his share.
he has to adjust his share or not?
i am grand son of late g'mother, how i can get my property ? pl reply soon & also give any examples of convicted cases similar to my case of mp or other state
Anonymous
14 April 2010 at 02:55
If a layman(who is not a lawman) thinks he has discovered a flaw in a law of India, and explains to professional lawyers/ experts what he has discovered and
upon verification, analysis/research, the lawyers/experts accept that it is a genuine and valid discovery and that it is a genuine flaw, because of which hundreds and possibly thousands of citizens and their families have suffered in the past,
is the discovery worthy of being prepared in to a thesis for a Phd in law and worthy enough to be awarded the doctorate as well?
Especially in light of the fact that when the flaw is rectified no one will suffer in future because of such a flaw and those who suffered earlier would be compensated suitably.
Now to the point. I am the layman with the discovery. I invite all those interested to get in touch with me to participate in a possible forum to analyse the details of the discovery and decide whether there is real substance in it or not.
If substance is found, the sufferings of lot of people can be mitigated, one or more
participants in the forum can possibly get their phd's and let the flaw in the law stand corrected. If the forum results in an amendment of the concerned ACT, let the amendment be named after LCI(Lawyers Club of India) which provides the platform for the forum.
If substance is not found, well, call the layman a fool and forget the whole episode.
Anonymous
13 April 2010 at 23:55
property occupied by govt
we are resident of jabalpur,mp. we have one ancester property in jabalpur in my father's name which is occupied by state govt under sealing act in the year 1984.
my father has expired & this property is still with govt. but my mother is selling this property in pieces & giving whole amount my yougest brother not shareing money with us.
is it right of my mother's part of selling property?
if not what action can govt take against my mother?
Anonymous
13 April 2010 at 23:23
The original text of this Act runs into how many pages approximately?
Anonymous
13 April 2010 at 22:57
Res/sir'
I am resident of jabalpur,mp.my grand father,s first wife expired lelt two sons then my g'father remarried,my grand step mother has 3 sons & 1 daughter all are married
my g'father have expired 10 yrs ago & left no will but he had given some portion of our ancester property to my step uncle before he dies. my queries are :-
1.my step uncles want to divide rest property into 7 equal shares( i.e. 2 sons of died g'mother+ 3 sons & 1 daughter+ our step g'mother total =7 members)
Can my step g'mother & her married daughter get equal shares?
2.my one step uncle wants equal shares in rest property although he had been given some portion of property by my g'father.he does not want to adjust his share.
he has to adjust his share or not?
i am grand son of late g'mother, how i can my property ? pl reply soon & also give any examples of convicted cases similar to my case of mp or other state
Baskaran Kanakasabai
13 April 2010 at 21:34
I would like to communicate with anyone doing research in Indian law. Kindly let me know the email id of any such person.
Anonymous
13 April 2010 at 21:30
Is there a procedure specified in the Land Acquisition Act of 1894 about the LAO coordinating with the Registrar of Deeds after an Acquisition has been made or
about how the title of the acquired land is changed from the landowner to the State and at what point of time in the process of acquisition. Kindly explain.
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