Anonymous
04 July 2010 at 12:28
A person having a Driving Licence from USA was driving and meets with an accident at Delhi in India. He files claim with an insurance company for insured vehicle. the insurance company is repudiating claim on the ground of Driving Licence not valid being licence not from india. The holder of licence was in India for just about six months.
Anonymous
04 July 2010 at 11:17
What is the difference between Sale Deed and Agreement of Sale?
Anonymous
04 July 2010 at 11:00
Sir, I want to know 1] What are the legal remedies against the transporter running this office in residential layout/area? 2] What types of administrative complains could be launched against such transporter? 3]If no remedy is available, public interest litigation could be filed or not?
LALIT
04 July 2010 at 10:25
I am a salaried person paying regular income tax for the past 26 yrs. My annual gross salary is presently approx Rs 11,00,000.00
I had purchased a plot in Feb 2005 for Rs 6,83,800.00 and sold the same in Oct 2009 for Rs 52,60,000.00. Incidentally, to fill up the financial void, I also took home loan in Dec 2010 for Rs 25,00,000.00 from HDFC Bank. Based on availability of this sale consideration amount and home loan(ie Rs 52.60 lacs + Rs 25.00 lacs = Rs 77.60 lacs), in Dec 2010 I purchased a flat under construction on re-sale and agreed to pay the seller Rs 73,00,000.00 (including his profit)though the company price is Rs 50,81,337.00. From the total amount available (ie,Rs 77.60 lacs), what I have left is Rs 4,48,000.00 (Bank has kept it back from the loan amount for direct payment to the builder)as final payment to the builder on possession which is due in Aug 2010 and I have kept Rs 3,50,000.00 in savings account from the sale consideration for registry charges which is likely to be in Oct 2010.
Can you advice as regards if there is any additional tax liability for me from this property transaction alone. I am aware of my tax liability for the amount earned through salary hence it need not be calculated.In addition, is it in order to keep Rs 3,50,000.00 in savings account to pay for the cost of registry scheduled in Oct 2010 rather than in Capital Gains A/C as I have already spent more than the amount received from the sale consideration though it is after taking into account the loan amount as well.
Thank you.
pankaj jain
04 July 2010 at 09:34
IS SECTION 507 IPC( CRIMINAL INTIMIDATION BY AN ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATION) A COMPOUNDABLE OFFENCE ?
Anonymous
04 July 2010 at 09:06
The purchaser has given me a draft of sale deed. In that draft he has mentioned This deed is in respect of "sale / transfer/conveyance " of residential property i.e. plot .... is there any hidden meaning in writing "sale/ transfer/conveyance " in stade of only "sale" ? If I am selling the property how i am responsible to transferring the property? purchaser should approach to city survey office / talathi/revenue officer to change the title or transfer the title. I am confused . Please guide. Thanks in advance and lot of points n stars which i may give to you.
Anonymous
04 July 2010 at 08:56
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have received a divorce petition under Hindu Marriage act on the grounds of Cruelty.
The fact is that my husband is born a christian and never converted to Hinduism, though the marriage on his request was performed with Hindu rituals in the presence of both families. Both families did not know that a non hindu cant get married to a Hindu ( I am a Hindu). No certificate was issued on our marriage, though we have our wedding picture which he has attached in the petition. The marriage was never registered under special marriage act. Later, 6 years after our daughter was born at the time of her baptism, we got our marriage registered in Church without myself getting converted to Christianity. I have the marriage certificate with me issued by the Church. Interestingly, my husband has not mentioned this fact through his petition and said since his acquintance with me he was living the Hindu way. I do not even understand what is the Hindu way of living--we never went to any temples, or performed any Hindu rituals through out 20 years of our marriage.
I have been put under tremendous pressure by my in laws to get converted which I resisted through out.
1, Shall I challenge this petition on the grounds of maintainability?
2. Shall I proceed with the counter without challenging it?
3. Any possible motive as to why his legal adviser suggest to him to choose one over the other? Surely his legal adviser must have been aware of the non maintainability of the petition?
There are two views on it. According to one view its maintainability should be challenged, but according to the other view another one says that it is Ok to proceed with the Hindu marriage act without challenging it and we can take the pressure on me to convert issue later in the proceeding. I do need your expert view , so that I can arrive at an informed decision and take my stand in consultation with my legal adviser.
anshul sangal
04 July 2010 at 07:50
Respected sir i am looking for jobs in labour law field i have worked as junior advocate in Bijnor in labour law field?
anshul sangal
04 July 2010 at 07:47
Respected sir i am looking for legal firm in delhi that provide training in labour law or civil law or corporate law?Urgent needed
maharashtra co-operative socities act
can a bank issue a notice under rule 107 of maharashtra co-operative socities rule, for attachment of the property to a guarantor in spite of the previous property been attached and out for auction?
previous property of the borrower is out for sale and the bank will recover the amount of debt.....but can they simultaneously give the notice to guarantor?