Legal Eagle
02 April 2009 at 17:17
Hi everyone. I am having five to six trust in Bombay duly registered before the Charity Commissioner's office. The object clause of all the Trust deed is the same. Now because of the increase in work, I want to amalgamate all the Trust on the ground that all the Trust deed have a clause that the Trust can donate its corpus or part of it or amalgamate with any other trust having similar objects. Please note that the recital of the deed says that it is an irrevocable trust. I am desperate in amalgamating, as it will be easier for me to handle.
My query, Can I amalgamate, if so then under which section of the Bombay Public Trust Act? Do I have to take prior written permission of the Charity Commissioner or have to inform him about the amalgamation. With this irrevocable clause in it can I still amalgamate, taking permission. Please also let me know the procedure step wise if I can amalgamate?
Awaiting for an early reply,thank you.
M. PIRAVI PERUMAL
02 April 2009 at 11:59
A & CO. IS MANUFACTURER OF 25 DRUGS/PRODUCTS.
B & CO. WANTS TO PURCHASE 25 DRUGS/PRODUCTS FOR MANUFACTURING AND MARKETING THROUGHOUT INDIA.
I HAVE TO NOW DRAFT AN AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF B & CO.
LEARNED EXPERTS PLEASE ADVISE ME THE VITAL CLAUSES WHICH I HAVE TO INCORPORATE IN THE AGREEMENT.
Chetan
02 April 2009 at 09:21
Facts :- The widow lady living her parents house after the death of her husband with her female chile (4yrs). She demanded a share (Orally)to her father-in-law but they refused.
Now the father-in-laws ready to execute the figt deed about the field property whhich is his self-acquired, and ready to pay Rs. 2 Lakh cash and also ready to pay the premium of policies of his grandchild.
Under such circumstances what documets to be executed in between the lady and her fathe-in-law pls. quote along with draft.
thanking u
R.K.MURARKA
01 April 2009 at 20:51
I WANTED TO KNOW IF I WANT TO FILE A EXECUTION PETITION IN SENIOR DIVISION COURT THEN CAN I FILE THE SAME IF YES ACCORDING TO WHICH SECTION CAN I FILE THE EXECUTION PETITION IN SD COURT GUJARAT THIS HAS BEEN A DECREE AS AWARD WAS NOT CHALLENGED BY TH OPPOSITE PARTY AND THEY HAVE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE SAME FOR MORE THEN 6 MONTHS HENCE IT HAS BECOME DECREE.
AS IT IS ALREADY FILED IN SD COURT AND NOW THE OPPOSITE PARTY SAYS THE SAME PETITION IS NOT MAINTAINABLE BY SD COURT GUJARAT AS THE PRINCIPLE JUDGE CAN ONLY ENTERTAIN SUCH PETITIONS I.E. DISTRICT JUDGE AND NOT SENIOR DIVISION JUDGE HAS POWERS TO LISTEN TO THIS MATTER OF EXECUTION AS PER ARBITRATION ADN RECONCILIATION ACT.
AWAIT YOUR REPLY TO THE QUERY.
hage nibo
01 April 2009 at 11:36
Sirs,
Could any one give satisfactory answer to these two querries that have been huntung me for years:
I) Can an advocate attest any documents to be used as a true copy ( As we come across, in any official matters the required documents have to be attested as a proof of it being a true copy)
It should be borne in mind that, usually every form of the like has an instructions to submit supporting documents duly attested by gazetted officer/ZPM/MLA/MP etc. but no mention of Lawyer/Advocate.Isn't it somewhat that needs to be clarified.Kindly provide some clue to get it clarified.
II) Whether an Advocate can plead/argue in the court for his/her own case(being plaintiff/petitioner/accused/respondent) in civil as well as criminal case independently? If yes/no, under which provision of which Act?
Ashey
01 April 2009 at 10:05
with whom the possession of the rented premises is vested, if the tenancy agreement is drafted as a Licence
Ashey
01 April 2009 at 10:05
with whom the possession of the rented premises is vested, if the tenancy agreement is drafted as a Licence
H. Mujtaba
31 March 2009 at 20:34
A person has left behind an unregistered Will bequething a debt which the deceased is entitled from some other person. No body is disputing the Will. Now the person who had availed the loan form the testator of the said will is a defaulter and has not repaid the debt amount to the benificiary of the said will. My Query is that Can the benificiary of the Said Will directly file a suit for recovery of the debt amount against the said person on the strenth of the said Will or only after the will is probated he can file the suit for recovery?
N.K.Assumi
31 March 2009 at 16:34
Under which law vehicle is insured with the insurance company in case of damage in accident? is it the same with insuring third party under MVA of 1988?
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