sachin verma
05 April 2019 at 11:06
Dear Members
One of our company has filed merger application to NCLT and todays cause list is showing the purpose - MENTIONING.
What does it mean
and what is difference in hearing and Mentioning
amol
05 April 2019 at 10:26
Dear Expert, I need your help.
Property is situated in Maharashtra Pune district region.
A and B two cousin acquired property jointly from both there self earnest money equally 20 years back.
A and B each has 1/2 share in the property. But 3/4th share of property is possessed by B and 1/4 share in property is possessed by A.
B is doing from last 8 days some changes in internal structure of 3/4th share possessed by him without A's consent. B also planning to give his some portion/part in 3/4th share property possessed by him on lease after the completion of structural changes.
B published an advertisement in the newspaper regarding the rented propery on lease.
A's a lawyer now suggested to file suit for requesting a permanant injunction with suit of partition and possession.
A will file Either suit for partition, possession and "consequential relief" of permanent injunction OR suit for partition, possession and permanent injunction.
Query is:
Q. What is the difference between consequential relief of permanent injunction and just only permanent injunction in partition suit?
Q. What is the meaning of consequential relief and is there any prime importance or mandatory to it include in partition suit?
Q. Is there more stamp duty need to pay for consequential relief of permanent injunction instead of just only word permanent injunction in partition suit?
Ambica
04 April 2019 at 21:04
I am from hyderabad. I am staying in appartment from 13years. Presently i am facing some financial crisis and not able to pay rent to landlord from 6months. Today my owner remove MCp from meter and disconnect electricity. Can u please guide me the way.
Suhas Shivalkar
04 April 2019 at 18:09
Sir,
In a private criminal case, Trial Court's order of framing of charges is an interlocutory order or not?
The accused went to Dist Court challenging the order.
Thanks and Regards.
anjulee
04 April 2019 at 15:42
Please help me how can I use Notional Tax. I have used actual ITC but Notional ITC I carried forward by showing Notional ITC in the Return. Is there any time limit to use this Notional ITC. ETO has issued order after deducted Notional ITC by saying that it can not carry forward. Is it right ?
Trideep
04 April 2019 at 11:59
I have made an agreement with a builder in Guwahati, Assam to purchase a flat in the year 2011.But till date the falte is not delivered to us.We have made all the payments as per agreement.and he was supposed to deliver the flat within 24 months from the date of agreement.But till now only 60% work is completed.During this tenure we have served him many legal notices to which he have replied, but failed to comply with delivery date every-time.
What is the way out for us now??
Anonymous
04 April 2019 at 11:47
Dear Sir / Madam
I asked my tenant to vacate my shop, refused and said rudely need time of two years from April 2019.
Would it be possible to share a strong rental agreement for 11 months from 1 april 2019 to Feb 2019.
saiprasad783@gmail.com
I wish to issue a new rental agreement what would be be steps to be taken so that he said will vacate after two years i.e., feb 2020 Kindly advice how to processed with strong legal points for rental agreement (commercial shop)
Example :
Rental Agreement should i notarize or register to keep strong so that he should vacate after two years Feb 2020.
Kind regards
K S P Rao
yogapaartiban
04 April 2019 at 11:08
Hi, my query is suppose if a person after practising as an advocate for 8 years, resigns and join a government sector unrelated to law. After few years resigns from the post, re-enroll as an advocate and appears for legal exams like judiciary. Is the past 8 years of practice by his first enrollment taken into account? Please advise.
rathod murtza
04 April 2019 at 10:16
My civil appeal is pending before appellate court. Now I want to produce fraud and his documents before the court. Can I directly produce it before court by application. As per law fraud can be given at any time any stage. Sir what is procedure to file fraud before court?
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