Umesh Pandurang Jadhav
27 June 2018 at 15:59
The case on plea/particular.
What does this means ?
Wht court does on plea/particular to plaintiff n accused person ?
Anonymous
27 June 2018 at 15:53
Can a wife file for divorce by mutual consent under s 2(ix) of the Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act ?
Raju
27 June 2018 at 15:12
Hi,
This is regarding labour policy and buying out notice period, my wife is working with a finance company. The work environment is very poorly managed and there is lot of stress, the stress is that there is no limitation on working hours, the staff are expected to go home and process files till mid night, expected to work on Saturday's, public holidays and Sundays. The manager is openly saying that he doesn't want female employees and giving mental torture by humiliating people.
My question is how does it work when employees work for more than 9 per day
and other question I have is, the company offer letter is clearly says that employee can buy out notice period without any clause. But the management and HR are not letting my wife go and are expecting to complete 2 months notice period where as she has an offer with other company and willing to serve only one month and ok to buy the remaining period.
Need your valuable suggestion on how to tackle this, the managers are verbally humiliating and playing around with her.
sampat mane
27 June 2018 at 14:54
I bid for an auction property from a Bank and was convinced somehow by the Bank Manager to purchase the same. This without checking & making due deligence. This propety was auctioned with a term "as is where is basis" After the succesful bid it was found that even the society had raised dues agains this property. The Property in question has a following history. The property was purchased by a builders relative on the completion of the Building. Later he mortgaged this to the Bank. But failed to pay the installment and its interest. Now this person is obsconding and nowhere to be found. The property was siezed by the bank and auction notice was processed. During this process the society was formed and except for this owner everyone contributed to its intitialization funds etc. This property is at good location but not maintained (both interior and exterior) till date. Presently, I have purchased this peropty and wish to get membership of the society, get this repaired and also settle the outstanding dues. But the exhorbitant amount is a deterent for settlment. Can any learned advocate put some light on the issues as below :
1. What are my rights as purchaser whether I will have to pay the principal and interest till date as levied by the Society
2. Is their any court where i can present my case and get releif from this harassment
3. I have been told that the membership or repair or any connection (both electrical / water) cannnot be given unless I pay the old dues.
4. I am ready to pay the maintenance from the date of my occupation ie. 1 year but they insist to get the old dues too.
5. The Bank has asked to settle the same with mutual understanding as they have sold this property "as is where is" 6. The Soceity till date has not issued any notice to the holder of this property underSection 101 vide amendment to the M C S Act 1960 7. Is there any way I have can settle at the minimum cost.
Please advise or can mail me on sampatmane@yahoo.com / Mobile 8097681958
GAURANG RAJESHBHAI MAKWANA
27 June 2018 at 14:42
HELLO SIR.. THIS IS GAURANG..WORKING IN A CENTRAL GOVT DEPARTMENT AS AN OFFICER...ACTUALLY MY DESIGNATION IS NOT RELATED TO FIELD WORK IN MY DEPARTMENT BUT I WAS FORCED TO SEND AS FIELD OFFICER IN FOREST. AS THIS DUTY DOESN'T SUITS ME DUE TO SOME PERSONAL REASON...CAN I SAY NO TO MY DEPARTMENT REGARDING THE SAME AND WHETHER IT IS A VIOLATION OF CCS RULES...AND I ALSO CAME TO KNOW THAT MY SENIORS IS PLAYING OFFICE POLITICS WITH ME, SO CAN I MOVE LEGALLY IN THIS MATTER..
THANKING YOU
Naveen Kanth Dasari
27 June 2018 at 13:36
Hello Experts,
I have a query regarding AGPA.
My father and two his brothers executed AGPA in 2006 pertaining to a joint property of 2 Acres and it was mentioned in the AGPA that the GPA holder paid an amount of Rs. 60 Lakhs towards total sale consideration, however the amount was never received by my father or my uncles and till now the property is in the possession of my father & his brothers and till now the GPA holder has not approached us for execution of Sale Deed. So, my doubt is whether the GPA is still valid after 12yrs and what is the time limit of AGPA and the whereabouts of the GPA holder is unknown. What is the procedure to cancel the AGPA without the consent of the GPA holder.
Plz need your advice
Thank You.
R K Singh
27 June 2018 at 12:13
My (Around 01 Acre) agriculture land was acquired by MP irrigation department for canal in 2007-08 and compensation paid at that time but physical possession not taken by them till 22/06/2018. I have gone through the Land acquisition bill 2013 clause 24 and came to know that if physical possession not taken by authority prior to 5 years of implementation of new law 2013 then all proceedings lapsed and all process should be done through new law. I have not gone through any law amendment or provision implemented after LARR 2013.
MP irrigation department suddenly stated canal work on 23/06/2018 after giving notice.
Please suggest how can I go ahead legally.
Thanks & regards R K Singh
Anonymous
27 June 2018 at 12:12
I have a musical rock band and want to get the name registered. Will it be better to get band registered as partnership firm and then apply for trademark registration or I should just get it registered on my name.
Abhay Kumar Sethia
27 June 2018 at 11:53
Dear Sir/ Madam,
I have simple question that,
Is that the annual profit of the pvt ltd company is relevant in the calculation of the bonus? if yes then please provide the complete details regarding the calculation of the bonus using the annual profit figures, you can assume the annual profit 48 lakhs.
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Maintenance charges to builder in absence of housing society
I had purchased ready built flat on 26.11.2012 in a building consisting of 10 flats from Shri T.K. Joshi, doing Real Estate business in the name and style of "Lakshmi Developers". As per agreement, Maintenance Charges @ Rs.1686.00 per month was paid to the builder in a lump for three years period ending 25.11.2015. After completion of said three years, the builder continued levying maintenance charges in the absence of Co-operative Housing Society. Now maintenance charges are increased from Rs.1686.00 to Rs.2248.00 per month + GST @ 18%. Though the builder is doing his real state business in the name and style of "Lakshmi Developers" but he is claiming maintenance charges by cheque in the name of "Lakshmi Developers Vrindavan". The property is within jurisdiction of Gram Panchayat in Thane District of Maharashtra State. The Gram Panchayat is not providing any civil amenities to the residents because the builder has not cleared old outstanding dues of Gram Panchayat. The civil amenities being provided by the builder is sub-standard. Now my points for clarification from expert are as below:
(1) Whether GST @18% can be paid :
(i) to "Lakshmi Developers Vrindavan" which is not registered under GST;
(ii) the monthly maintenance charges are below threshold limit of Rs.7500/-;
(iii) the annual turnover of "Lakshmi Developers Vrindavan" is below 20.00 lakh;
(2) Whether higher rate of Maintenance Charge is payable to the builder, who is not initiating for formation of a Co-op. Housing Society, and providing only sub-standard Civil amenities.
(3) Whether the builder can delay the payments of old outstanding dues of Gram Panchayat and thereby deprive the residents to avail standard amenities from local authorities.
Note: Civil amenities, wherever mentioned in the above query means "Services and Maintenance".