Anonymous
17 June 2020 at 10:06
I distribute good to the purchaser, on a regular basis for many years, now one of the purchasers has made default in payment, how can I recover the money for the good already sent to him on credit without the bill. and what is the limited time period for the recovery of money?
the only proof I have is the bill of transportation and the transporter having the receiving of the Purchaser and it was usually our trade of business for many years.
Anonymous
16 June 2020 at 20:17
I had entered into a partnership firm we both had invested 50% each, in addition, he had let his unused land for the business without any rent or interest charged.
profits were equally divided between us,
now at the time of dissolution of the partnership firm, will the land used in the business for 15 years be divided equally?
can I get any share of the land or consideration instead?
Anonymous
16 June 2020 at 18:41
Sir,
We are a registered Co-operative housing society in Thane. We have passed a resolution and some rules in General body (GB) for letting out the flat.
As per GB, we are not allowed to give flat on rent to any singles/bachelors or college students. Only Family is allowed and every member who wishes to let out his/her flat following the rules.
We have 2 flats in our society which are belongs to a Hotel owner (Registered in the name of Individual and not in Hotel) and he occupied all his workers in the said premises and we want to remove them.
Please guide us in the matter with draft copy of notice.
Annu
15 June 2020 at 16:33
Dear experts,
What can be done if someone changes the door locks of flats.actually there are 2 flats of mine purchased in 2007 lying vacant in a building where few others are residing.i very rarely visit to take care of them.today i went and found door locks changed as i cud not open with my keys.
1What should be course of action on my part?
2 can someone claim adverse possession?
Sathya
15 June 2020 at 12:22
Sir ...we are having civil case suit in hyderabad civil city court ..as I came to know by ecourt website I checked it showing plaintiff absence and next hearing in monthly July 2020... actually there is CMA civil case stay suit is pending in high court ..so I did not followup city civil court case now status showing plaintiff absence and showing case next hearing in month of july 2020 ..weather we have to attend city civil court / high court ..as my engaged advocate says to me no cases on trial ..as he got appointment as govt pleader busy with his work .. suggestion needed how to tackle city civil court issue aswellas highcourt
Anonymous
14 June 2020 at 20:57
if in motor accident claim case , the case is decided and legal guardian is appointed for minor to take care of that amount and that legal guardian is being dead then what is the procedure to withdraw the amount if minor need that for his own benefit and use due to certain circumstances in emergency conditions.
Anonymous
14 June 2020 at 20:50
if legal guardian which has been appointed by the court in case of minor is dead then what is the procedure to appoint another legal guardian when the case is already disposed by the court and no pending case is left.
Anonymous
13 June 2020 at 18:35
Property lies intestate for more than 4 generations. The 4th generation beneficiary gets absolute and full rights over the said property having all the rights of alienation. Can there be any restriction by law restraining the said beneficiary enjoying the said property absolutely as his own personal property in exclusion of his legal heirs. Kindly elaborate the pros and cons in this position of the 4th generation beneficiary.
Deeksha nayyer
12 June 2020 at 12:00
Dear Experts..
My Maternal grandfather had some acres of ancestral Land..
The Land is ancestral in nature because it has been passed from many generations and it has not been divided once.
Recently I found that , my maternal grandfather has made a registered will and he stated in his registered will that all the ancestral property will be passed to his Sons.
My Maternal grandfather didn't gave any share to my mother.
MY QUESTION IS - DO MY MOTHER HAS RIGHT IN THIS ANCESTRAL PROPERTY?
WHAT SHOULD WE DO NOW? WHAT SUIT SHOULD WE FILE?
Thanks in advance
for all hardworking Experts..
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