Ajay jain
22 June 2009 at 21:03
Dear Sir/ MAM,
I own an under construction flat in cooperative group housing society in gurgaon.
1) How can I make its power of attorney in the name of my mother.
2) What other documents are required for POA.?
3)Any complication ,If i have taken a house loan on this flat?
Please share procedure of creating POA.
Regards
irfan
22 June 2009 at 20:57
Is private money lending business in goa legal??
if yes would i require to obtain money lending licence & what is the procedure to obtain it?
is there any limit on lending interest rates???
thanks
sameer
22 June 2009 at 20:45
whether occupants are covered in motor act policy or not? and if covered through which section or provision
Member (Account Deleted)
22 June 2009 at 20:27
The Dist.Sub Registrar refused to register a deed of DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP on the ground that the original partnership deed was not registered. According to him if the partnership deed is not registered then the dissolution deed also can not registered.
Whether he is correct? If he is wrong then what is the remedy?
T Krishna Kumar
22 June 2009 at 19:08
One of my friend spent amount for construction upstairs on property owned by his father. Kindly let me know the transaction treatment, whether my friend should treat the amount spent on construction upstairs as loan given to his father or not?
regards
KK Turaga
Manikam
22 June 2009 at 17:29
Hi ,
I am manikam from chennai,In regards to my earlier queries.
Do the girls has the rights to claims an ancestors property ,which was executed as a settlement deed dated on 1962 by father in favour of their girls and the same was rewoked and executed as a partition deed dated 1966 in favours of their sons .
Can the settlement executed in favours of girls be revoked if the property is an ancestors property ?(not their father's self earned property )
Do the girls have any rights to claims such property.
pramod
22 June 2009 at 17:04
I am from maharastra india, following history of my problem
1) my grand father expiered in 1989 -having 4 sons & 5 dauthers.
2) after grandfather death land property transfer to 4 sons names in 7/12.
3) My grand mother expired in 2001.
4) bigest son expired in 2000.
Now 5 daughers claim fathers land property. giving application for include 5 daughters name in 7 /12 .
Its ok as per hindu law ?
Any rights for daughter to claim fathers property??
please give any advise to fight aganist this 5 dauthers
Pramod
pnranjane14@yahoo.co.in
sampat singh
22 June 2009 at 15:54
Sir, please tell me What is the deference between IPC section 451 & 452. What is the ingredients are IPC section 451 & 452.
Pooja Sethi
22 June 2009 at 15:20
Hi everyone,
Can any one of you please advise me what to do next. Actually I have recently given mine final year exam of LLB from CCS unviersity and am currently working in an MNC as Administration Executive. Prior to that I have also done MBA (HR) and M.A (ECO).I am 30year old.
Now i am bit confuse whether to leave my job and go for a legal profession or to continue with my current job. From heart I want to pursue my career in Law. I am also looking for good university who are offering LLM course.
If i want to pursue my career in law than what should be the first step. As I have nine year experience in Admin & Hr, will it work for me or I have to start afresh.
Your valuable advise can be very helpful.Hence Kindly suggest me what to do now.
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