prashant
02 July 2012 at 15:25
My Father expired in an road accident whereby he was hit by a truck . On the date of accident his driving licence had expired. He was 56/ 57 years by age at the time of accident.
He had an savings account with Axis Bank whereby the bank covers every account holder for accidenatl insurance for a sum of Rs 2 lakhs.
However on applying for the claim the insurance company declined to pass the claim citing the reason of expired driving licence.
The bank at the time of account opening had not described the details of conditions under which claim would be passed.
Is the Insurance company as well as the Bank correct in their decision to reject the claim.
Is there any possibility to claim the sum insured ?
sudhansh
02 July 2012 at 14:48
Hello to all Sir,i am a law student and i am asking a question/problem of my friend.He has recently got a job in FCI as an assistant but he has used fake marksheet of graduation to get the job.So what kind of punishment can he get if it gets revealed?And can he lead a good life thereafter as he is regretting to what he has done.
So sir,please give your valuable opinion in this regard.
Thank you.
sudhansh
02 July 2012 at 14:44
Hello to all Sir,i am a law student and i am asking a question/problem of my friend.He has recently got a job in FCI as an assistant but he has used fake marksheet of graduation to get the job.So what kind of punishment can he get if it gets revealed?And can he lead a good life thereafter as he is regretting to what he has done.
So sir,please give your valuable opinion in this regard.
Thank you.
ashok shetty
02 July 2012 at 13:56
I am a resident of a registered co operative hsg society.
Though our soceity is registered recently, we are operating only through provisional committee consisting of Chairman, Secretary and a treasurer and 2 committe members.Before the formation of the society, builder had sold adjoining flats to a resident,though one of the flats was registered , the other was not.With the buildrs permission he also broke the dividing wall and was using the same as one flat. The resident all the while claimed to be owning both the flats, and accordingly was paying the maintainence for both. But after some time he rebuilt the separating wall and sold one of the flat which was registered. Since our society was new and we needed funds the builder agreed to forego his transfer charges of Rs 60000.00 and instead to give towards our newly formed society. Now the builder has sent a request through an estate agent alongwith a registered sale deed agreement between himself and a third new buyer for the second flat. MY QUESTION IS CAN THE BUILDER WITHOUT INTIMATING THE SOCIETY, SELL FLAT IN THE ABSENCE OF THE ORIGINAL FALT OWNER.What precaution and stand the society needs to take, and is it legal of the builder to do the same.
Biju
01 July 2012 at 18:57
Hi,
I am a resident of a co op housing society in Andheri East suburbs of Mumbai. The managing committee has issued guidelines that children are not allowed to play in the society compound as they may hurt people passing by or damage property. My son is 10 years old and plays cricket with a rubber ball in the compound. I have two questions.
1. Can the society issue such a guideline.
2. Can the society prevent children from the nearby/adjoining building from coming and playing in our society compound.
Regards
Biju
shalini
01 July 2012 at 13:54
if any one member of the building stops giving maintenance every month,what can the other members do? he says that he he has carried out some work on the terrace n since he has done it spending his own money,he will not give the maintenance till the amt. is recovered from the building.this particular member has done so without informing any other member or even taking the permission for doing so from any member of the building.( there are total 8 flats in the building). is there any legal recourse available to recover the dues?
Gorthi
01 July 2012 at 12:13
Dear All,
One of my client going to start sole propertership consisting of his wife ass only one person as sole propriter..
In this regards
what is teh documents required to start this( sales tax not applicable as no goods sale but S.tax applicable..)
1) What are the documents required..
2) what all other procedures(if any)
Regards
Aditya
kehar singh
01 July 2012 at 10:50
Sir,
My Inquiring Authority has said that after cross examination of witness of both side i.e department and myself, I have to get ready for argument.
Pl give me some jest about what is done in argument. I mean how should I prepare myself for argument.
V V Ramanarao
01 July 2012 at 09:42
My daughter is presently at UK.She did not gave any GPA till today. She has closed her loan at HDFC and Documents to be delivered to me or my wife.HDFC has suggested to get GPA as per proforma in their web site and get it notarized at UK
it has also suggested the document to be registered with local registrar office and submt.
I have verified the the GPA format and it is useful to HDFC transactions only. Is there any GPA which covers her transactions viz., operation of other Bank accounts, shares and sale of property clauses
I attach HDFC file and another file please suggest me
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