aisha
22 November 2009 at 15:50
My husband filed a divorce case in march2006 . i filed for maint u/ s 24 and judge awarded less amount. My husband started paying me the amount and i also filed appeal in high court for enhancement and in sep 2008 high court judge passed order that adj should reconsider my case and maintenace should be given keeping in mind the income of husband not the minimum amount. The very next day my husband filed application to with draw the divorce case and the case was dismissed withdrawn in oct 2008.
Now my question is
1. Can i get my maintance reconsidered for the period divorce case was pending as it is clear that i would have got the maintence for that period if case had not been withdrawn
2. my husband played trick what else can be done as he simply escaped himself from paying hfty amouht as case was pending for almost 31 months. And hihg court had remanded back the case
Debashis Mandal
22 November 2009 at 15:47
Respected Experts,
I have a question to ask - for last 40 years we reside in a rented house, which was initially taken on rent by my late grandfather, my grandfather had 5 sons, out of which my father was elder son, becomes no more & me & my mother residing in that house, my another uncle is also residing separately in that house with his family & another uncle is not residing into that house but keeping his possession in one room by keeping the room under lock & key, & rest of 2 uncles are not having any possession into that house & also they r not residing into that house.
After my grandfathers death our present landlady is now issuing rent bill of the house by mentioning 6 names in the place of my grandfather, they r my mother, my name & my other 4 uncles names. But in reality the rent is being paid by only we (me & my mother), my uncle who is residing in that house & the uncle who is keeping his possession in a room. Other 2 uncles r not paying any amount as they r not residing in that house.
Now the problem is my uncle who is residing with us into the said house, wants to have that room which is under lock & key for his use, but my uncle who is keeping his possession into that room is unwilling to give it.
Now the question is –
1. Now my uncle who is keeping the room under lock & key can he do it legally? As no specific space is not mentioned into the rent bill.
2. If my uncle who residing into that house will break up the lock & without any notice to the possessor uncle take the possession of the said room, as because my that uncle who is keeping his possession into that room is not residing into that house, then on presumptive basis can that uncle take any previous legal safeguard?
3. Finally, if such odd thing is happened, then what legal steps my uncle (who is keeping the room under lock & key) can take? If he has not taken any previous safeguards.
4. As we are also residing into the said house, can any legal problem may come to us if such things happened?
Pls. suggest me the appropriate action.
Thanks,
Debashis
abdul rahaman
22 November 2009 at 13:30
If a firm is not registered as per sec69(2) of Indian partnership act 1932,
can a criminal case filed by such un-registered firm for breach of trust ,Mis-approprition of funds,etc by it's agents and third parties can be quashed u/s.482
abdul rahaman
22 November 2009 at 13:28
If a firm is not registered as per sec69(2) of Indian partnership act 1932,
can a criminal case filed by such un-registered firm for breach of trust ,Mis-approprition of funds,etc by it's agents and third parties can be quashed u/s.482
Anonymous
22 November 2009 at 13:04
Dear Firends,
An Indian company plans to enter into a contract(MOU) with a foreign party. Under the MOU, the foreign party will procure order from overseas market and the Indian company will supply the goods to the foreign customers under tenders floated by those customers. Indian party directly bill to those customers and will get payment. Indian party will pay commission to the foreign counterpart.
My query is whether there is any implication of FEMA regulations Under the facts mentioned above or there is any permission required from RBI whether prior or after the entering into MOU.
In my opinon this transaction is within the purview of general permission granted by RBI. Views of the learned members are solicited.
Regards
P.C. Joshi
P.C. Joshi
22 November 2009 at 12:55
Dear friends,
some of our customers are not paying for one year or more some have crossed three years. Can you pls advise what legal remedy available to us to recover the money is any criminal suit is maintainable.
Regards
P.C. Joshi
Anonymous
22 November 2009 at 12:15
sir,
pls send me complete set for the vat no and cst no along with annexure i,ii,iii,
and surety bonds
thanks
loganathan
22 November 2009 at 12:07
hi, from trichy,
1, how to form company
2, wat type of doc required
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