Vasudevan
19 February 2026 at 13:21
Respected Learned Expert, I am retired Central Government servant. During the service period, I had undergone suspension for a criminal case which has been acquitted thereafter. The Competent Authority is pleased to pass an order to regularise the suspension period as follows: "period of suspension from 03.07.2008 to 31.03.2009 shall be converted into leave of any kind due and admissible as per FR 54-b(7) read with FR-54-B(5)". Thereafter, the subordinate authority has treated the period as EOL. Whether, I am entitle for annual increment based on the above order. Any other monetary benefits is applicable to me. Kindly clarify please. With utmost thanks to one and all in the Forum of Learned Experts.
Kihusu Dethro
19 February 2026 at 10:54
Dear Sirs,
I wish to send a legal notice asking the tenant to vacate from the rented space.
Is it necessary to send the legal notice through a lawyer only?
Can I send the legal notice without a lawyer? Does it have legal validity when I file a civil suit later?
Thank you, sirs.
Regards,
Kihusu Dethro
Alfesaani.
18 February 2026 at 23:01
Hello. Is it legal for a person to give recommendation on stock buying and selling in lieu of a part of the profit? For example, if a stock adviser provides his stock buying recommendation on the condition that at the end of the month a fixed per percentage of the profit made from those recommendations will be shared with him: will this be legal under Indian laws?
Thanks in advance.
kunhi marakkar
16 February 2026 at 18:14
"The following are the terms of an agreement signed by both the First Party and the Second Party. The First Party’s son has signed as the first witness, but there is no second witness. The agreement is unregistered. Regarding the property mentioned as security in this agreement, although a preliminary decree for partition has been obtained from the Munsiff Court, the final partition through a Commission has not yet taken place. That is to say, no party has gained physical possession of their specific share of the land. Due to this reason, the monthly installments have not been paid. In such a situation, will this agreement be legally valid or enforceable if taken to court?"
​Terms and Conditions
​Disputes regarding the properties sold by the First Party to the Second Party via Power of Attorney (Document No: .......) have been settled hereby by fixing a compensation amount of ₹15,00,000/- (Rupees Fifteen Lakhs only), which the Second Party has accepted and agreed to.
​It is hereby resolved and agreed that the First Party shall pay the aforementioned ₹15,00,000/- to the Second Party. As security for this amount, the First Party shall execute and register a Release Deed (Ozhimumuri) for 40% of the properties reserved for the Second Party as per the order of the Hon’ble Munsiff Court in Case No. O.S. ....... Such registration is strictly for security purposes only. Upon payment of the said amount by the First Party to the Second Party, the aforementioned properties must be returned to the First Party via Sale Deed or Release Deed.
​It is mutually decided and agreed that the First Party shall pay the said amount to the Second Party in installments as convenient; however, the payment shall not be less than ₹6,000/- per month under any circumstances.
​Both parties hereby affirm that these matters were discussed and decided personally between them in their capacity as elder sister and younger brother. This agreement is based on a proposal reached through voluntary discussion, without any external influence, compulsion, threat, or coercion from anyone.
​It is strictly resolved and agreed that the Power of Attorney required to register the Release Deed—concerning the properties belonging to the First Party and ordered to be partitioned/allotted to the First Party by the Munsiff Court in Case No. O.S. .......—shall be registered by the First Party in the name of the Second Party’s son (.....) within 7 days from today.
​It is strictly resolved and agreed that the Second Party shall not initiate any legal proceedings immediately under this agreement and shall grant the First Party time to make the payment. Until such time, the Second Party shall hold and enjoy the security properties in their possession.
​All disputes regarding the aforementioned matter are hereby settled and compromised. It is strictly resolved and agreed that there shall be no further disputes between the younger brother and elder sister, and they shall move forward maintaining a harmonious family life.
​Both parties have accepted and agreed to the above terms and have signed this agreement in the presence of the witnesses named below.
​Dated this 24th day of February 2020.
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Anonymous
15 February 2026 at 09:01
SIRS,
WHETHER EXEMPTION U/S 56(2) IS APPLICABLE FOR GIFT DEED IN GUJARAT FOR GIFTING IMMOVABLE PROPERTY TO A SPOUSE.
Mee Shh
11 February 2026 at 21:12
Respected Sir Iam facing 498a case in Magistrate court and other cases in family court and High court of Karnataka filed by my wife. Now we both are decided to took divorce and settle the matter through compromise and to file compromise petition in family court with conditions( I have to give lump sum amt, monthly maintenance amt.till her remarriage or her lifetime, tranfer of some properties to her and instead she has to withdraw all cases filed against me).. Is Magistrate court has power to quash the 498a case based on compromise decree filed by my wife or is it necessary to approach the High court to quash the case based on compromise decree ? Please give you valuable suggestions Thanks in advance
Anonymous
10 February 2026 at 08:55
Sirs,
I had received 5 shares of co op housing society and one share as bonus share.
I had sold the building of said co op housing society and got transferred 5 shares to the new transferee (buyer). Now one share is remaining with me. How can I surrender or dispose off the remaining share. Kindly guide me. Thanks.
Anonymous
08 February 2026 at 08:44
If a member of co operative housing society who has not borrowed loan from co operative society or from any other institution, wants to cease as a member of the co operative housing society, what will be procedure for the same. Kindly guide in this matter. Thanks.
Lalit kumar
07 February 2026 at 11:09
in govt job attestation form they asking "have you ever been fined by court of law" ?what should i mention, since i paid a no helmet challan under mv act in virtual court .
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Dp road acquisition
Respected Experts,
I seek legal guidance regarding acquisition of my NA land having commercial potential in Nashik, Maharashtra.
The land is affected by a 45-meter Development Plan (DP) road. Recently, Nashik Municipal Corporation has issued a notice asking us to surrender the affected portion of land in exchange for TDR. No proposal for monetary compensation has been offered.
We have been informed orally that NMC does not have funds to pay cash compensation and that landowners must accept TDR only. No formal acquisition proceedings under Section 126 of the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966 have been initiated so far.
Ready Reckoner rate of the land is approximately ₹31,000 per sq. meter, and the road widening is being expedited in view of Kumbh 2027.
My queries are:
1. Can the Municipal Corporation legally compel landowners to accept TDR instead of monetary compensation?
2. If landowners refuse TDR, is the authority bound to initiate compulsory acquisition under Section 126 MRTP Act read with RFCTLARR Act, 2013?
3. Can the authority take possession without completing acquisition proceedings and paying compensation?
4. If we approach the Bombay High Court seeking direction to initiate acquisition and pay compensation, are such writ petitions generally entertained at pre-acquisition stage?
5. Is lack of funds a legally valid ground to deny cash compensation?
We are willing to cooperate for public purpose but want lawful acquisition and fair compensation.
Kindly guide.