bhanu pratap720
12 July 2011 at 11:36
under section 201 of indian contract act an agency is terminated with the death of the principal . is there a case law that would say that the death of the principal under some circumstances , will not affeect the discharge of duties that were conferred on the agent prior to the principal's death?
Anonymous
12 July 2011 at 08:36
Dear Experts,
Daughters have any rights in fathers slef earned property in karnataka after act 1994.
For Exp: Father died in 2008, he has one son and three daughter, propertys are self earned, not partitioned during his life time.Two daughter were married before karnataka act 1994, and one daughter were married after act 1994. Daughters have any rights in this.
Thank U
Ganapathy.CM
S.Sivakumar
11 July 2011 at 21:20
A executed a power of atorney( with a condition to be in force for aperiod of 2 years) to B with regard to his properties to sell, By the way of power of attorney B has sold the properties to C ( after 2 years from the date of Power of attorney), but before the date of sale A has filed a suit declaring that the power of attorney as null and void,the suit was decreed. Then A has sold the same properties to D. now both C and D has seperate title deeds. A has filed a suit for declaration and permanent injunction. whether the is maintainable .... ? please with any relevent citations
Anonymous
11 July 2011 at 20:36
Dear Sir,
Would you like to comment on the following.
I have filed the case of my closed friend before CAT in year 2009 as he has been arbitrarily denied against the post which was created in year 2002. The CAT has allowed my petition which was challenged by his employer before Divisional bench and was remanded for deciding the plea of Limitation and was dismissed on this ground. Now I am planning to file his writ petition against the CAT order.
Subsequently another post was created in year 2006 which was filled in same year 2006 without any notification. Now, I too wants to challenge his appointment by making the person appointed in year 2006 as party (as previously I could not made him the party because I was challenging the appointment held in year 2002)
Whether I should 2 writ petitions separately before High Court (one for challenging the CAT order by certerorai writ and other by madanmus writ for arbitrarily action of appointment held in year 2002) or should clubbed together in one writ petition? Or should I first agitate ir before CAT?
raghavendra
11 July 2011 at 19:05
sir,
what is the differnce between A katha and B katha ?
thanking you
Anonymous
11 July 2011 at 18:19
I had an EPF case when I was member of partnership fir and case was going on in mumbai.
I since withdrew from partbnership firm.
How do I know wheter my name has been removed from EPF case or I am stil liable for prosecution?
Any website for such details?
Anonymous
11 July 2011 at 16:17
Sir,
Sir,
I am seeking the opinion in this regard
I am Phsiotherapist and applied for the 2 unreserved post in year 2005 and the interview for the post held on 2006 but they has not declared the result till now
I filed an RTI in year 2008 and I was informed by the authorities that minutes of the selection was fowarded to the DGHS and aslso to the UPSC and they have also send the reminder in year 2009
I filed the RTI to the office of UPSC and they has informed that they ahve not received the communication from DGHS
There were 20-25 Applicants against the 2 post and I want to move to court for declaration in this reagrd
UPSC And asfadarjung Hospital falals with in jurisdiction of CAT and High Court?
Please advise Whether I should approach to the CAT or High Court ?
Anonymous
11 July 2011 at 15:57
Sir,
In the matter of general as well as his own interest (Not exclusively his own interest), whether moving to the CAT in regards to service matters (i.e Irregularities in making the appointment) is appropriate ? Whether CAT has powers akin to High Court?
Anonymous
11 July 2011 at 15:53
Mr. mahendra Kumar, thanks for your reply.We
had sent a query to the first appellate as we did not get a reply in writing from the PIO. The first appellate called us for a hearing, making sure that we cannot make it. He just kept two days' gap between the date on his letter and the date for hearing. We all are fully aware of the postal delays. In fact he himself had mentioned in his letter that he received our letter after four days of our posting it. This is what happens at MHADA.
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Partition between father and son
Dear Experts,
My father is a head of our family, he died in 2007, Before his death he have some ancestral property and some slef earned property, Self earned property means purchase from third party by registration deed in before 20 years back. Before my father death all property (ancestral and Self earned) give to me by registration partition deed in 10/10/2004. Now my problem is i have three sisters, all are married in 1980,1991, and 1997. Who is my sister married in 1997 she is filed the suit for partition in 2005 as per HSA karnataka act 1994.
My Question is:-
1. My father is already property given to me by registration deed, how she can file the suit?
2. They are asking share about joint family property,how this is joint family property?
3.They asking share in the property 1/3 how?
4. HSA Karnataka act 1994 will apply for this case or not?
5.She will win the case or not?
6.What about other two sisters?
7. I already sold some property in total property.
Please tell me next step and give me good suggestion.
Thank U.
Prabhakarshakaralingam.N