Harsh Gautam
11 May 2010 at 15:29
If any person arrested by police, when police remand start.
Anonymous
11 May 2010 at 15:20
Pls note self is in the process of selling my flat at kandivli.Now 2 days back,my buyer whoc also stays in the same complex,has goofed up by telling the secretary& the society office that he wants to extend the window portion once he becomes the owner.(actually its not authorised to extend the window portiion & include in the inseide flat)
After hearing this,the secretary is now acting stupid that unless the buyer gives in writing that he shall not do extend the window,the secretary shall not issue an NOC to me for the same of flat.
i spoke to the secretary that he can give my buyer a notice for illegal amendments in the flat& can take action after he becomes the real owner or stop him from doing so,once he becomes the owner.Now since the registration is not yet done,the society has nothing to do with the buyer & the noc issued is for the bank that my flat is without any encumbrances.But he is adamaned & refused to issue NOC.My all the dues are clear till date.
My query is
1)how can he refuse to issue NOC & what action can i take against him or society for this.
2)Can i proceed with the registration of the sale deed or wait for the NOC.
3)Is NOC required/compulsory from the society.
Thnx+Rgds
subramaniam muralimohan
11 May 2010 at 15:15
Dear Sir/ Madam
I am a law student of Bangalore University. I want to know the details about the Magistrate examination. What is the qualification and the age limit for the same?
Thanks&Regards
everyour..murali
umapathi.s
11 May 2010 at 15:07
A compalint was made to Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) against retired public servant of high ranking official for corruption and other abuse of power during his tenure. The Vigilance Commission i.e. CVC sent the complaint to the same orgainsation where he was working previously. The lower officer who had worked under him condcuted the investigation and gave a white washing report to the CVC which closed the complaint.The report says that since the official is a PF Optee, action can't be initiated against him. is it so ? what is the remedy. can a lower officer investigate against his previous boss ? is it not a case of OFFICIAL BIAS ? can I file a writ for investigation by an independent agency ? is there any time limit under the Preventation of Corruption Act to take cogniznace of the corruption instances ? can he claim immunity on the ground of retirmenet ? pl adivise
Anonymous
11 May 2010 at 15:02
Hi,
I had earlier posted a query which can be found under :
http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/Refund-of-token-amount/84611/
In a gist, we were in conversation with a buyer who lied to us stating he had an approved bank loan and wanted to purchase our property.When we realised his loan was not approved, we informed him that we do not wish to pursue sale with him.He had issued a cheque of Rs 1 lak as token money to us which we offered to return back however he did not give us any contact details and instead said he wants 4 lakhs as compensation.We had not signed any MOU or agreement, no written agreement at all between buyer and us for sale of our flat.
Now he has sent us legal notice with some lies stating that we agreed to sell our flat, we were aware he was applying for loan, we drafted an MOU and sent it to him which he signed but we did not and we sent him a copy of our property papers such as Sale Deed, Leave and Licence with our tenant etc when in fact the sale deed and Leave and license was given to him by the Broker involved.We have never even seen the copy of the MOU mentioned by him in the notice sent to us.
He is stating in the notice that unless we enter into a contract with him and sign an MOU for sale of our flat , he will file a suit against us.
1.What is the validity of this legal notice?
2.Is it mandatory to respond to this notice via a lawyer?
3.Can we claim compensation for these legal proceedings from this person as he has no agreement with us whatsoever and despite our repeated requests to take back his cheque of 1 lakh, he refused to do so?If yes, what amount should be claimed by us and how should we charge him for the same?
4.In case we argue the validity of the notice sent by him, what could be his further course of action?
5.We earlier did not have any contact info for the buyer.The legal notice has this information.Should we send a cheque of Rs 1 lakh to him along with a reply to the notice.
Please advise on what would be the best course of action for us.
All previous replies sent to us were highly valued and your opinion was extremely important to us.
Anonymous
11 May 2010 at 14:31
Hi,
i am staying at shastri nagar,goregoan west.my society commitee members are not ready to disclose above mentioned tax to members of said soc.
can u provide me the same please
regards
Nilesh
Anonymous
11 May 2010 at 13:50
i am doing intensive. its a Custody death. now i am going to police station to know about thats. so which question i ll ask to police?
pratik
11 May 2010 at 13:21
1) What is ostensible partner ? It advantages and dis - advantages ? Right & Laibilities of ostensible partner.
Case laws on ostensible partner.
2) what do u mean by property card it uses with the advantages and dis - advantages ? Under which section property card is define.
3)Difference between apparent authority and implied authority.
4)Counterfeit claim & damages means what?
5) Exemplary dmages & vindictive damages explain in detail withthe examples as per indian contract act, 1872.
Thanking u all experts in advance.
Anonymous
11 May 2010 at 13:19
Form FC GPR is to be filed by corporates having foreign equity of 10% or more in the paid up capital.Foreign equity subscription was received in the year 2006-07
Queries :
1)From which year this is applicable
2)Limit of 10% is applicable for total foreign equity or individual holding of 10%
i.e. if a company has two NRI shareholders each less than 10% holding. But total holding og both exceeds 10%. Will such company be required to file form FC GPR?
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Arbitration dispute
Respected Members,
Arbirtration proceeding regarding service tax is pending in my company .The arbitrator asked us to file original contract agreement on record as per c.p.c
1)whether is it proper to file original on record ,
2)
if arbitrator refuse to give original after arbitration award what Action to be taken
3)if arbitration award passed against us ,we definately challange in Hon'ble high court , can high court call the record of arbitration procceding from arbitrator
Thanks in Advance for immidiateb reply