AbdulRazzak Jakati
14 April 2018 at 15:58
My father is a worker at automobile company. He is 58 year old. My father got call from unknown number, he told my father that he is calling from bajaj finance & your bajaj EMI card is blocked & to unblock it give me opt number from your phone. My father gave him OTP number & he successfully tried to order products from Flipkart of Rs. 56,000. My father complaint FIR on unauthorized person. Now bajaj is asking my father to pay for monthly EMI. Please help me with some idea, because i don't want to pay for the money which i haven't used.
Sir my father haven't share any information like mobile number, CVV number, expire date. Fraudster again access to my father data. The amount is very big for us. Police are investigating on fraudster. But i don't know the fraudster will get caught or not, may be police will take more than 1 year. I don't want to pay EMI for this fraud loan. So, My question is "Should i pay EMI for this fraud loan or not ? ".
sandeep
14 April 2018 at 15:42
The housing society file a recovery under section 101 of MCS Act. As per society the member is defaulter from 2001 to July 2016. On record the defaulter member produce has proof that he had paid the outstanding amount From Oct 2001 to Dec 2010 in January 2011 by cheque. And same is accepted by society in roznama. The society had not encased the cheque of outstanding amount. After paying the outstanding the member is paying regular maintenance till date. Registrar passed an order and that order registrar finding that the amount paid by the member remove from total recovery certificate as well as BMC penalty was also want to removed. But the dy registrar doesn't remove this amount from recovery certificate. What is legal remedies are open for member. Member have not enough money to pay 50% amount for file revision application.
Anonymous
14 April 2018 at 14:55
Hi,
I am currently residing in Bangalore and I wish to form a partnership firm.I have to print the deed on Rs. 100 stamp paper or Rs. 1000 or any other amount?Further does it have to be notarised?
Anonymous
14 April 2018 at 14:53
• 4 brothers A, B, C, D jointly bought 6 grounds and made an unregistered partition deed amongst themselves, marking their individual partitions as “A”, “B”, “C”, “D” (1.5 grounds each)
• Using this partition deed, B & D got CMDA approvals and built houses in their marked partitions, viz. in “B” & “D” respectively - 30 years back
• A & C did not build any house in their portions. So “A” & “C” are still vacant
• D’s family has been living in the first floor of the house built by D
• As C did not build a house, C and his family moved into the ground floor of the house built by D
• D was paying property+water tax, EB for entire house as these were on his name
• A few years back, D died in a road accident
• With Legal Heir certificate, E (wife of D) transferred property+water tax, EB, etc on to her name
• E also registered a Release Deed from her sons, transferring their portion to her.
This Release Deed clearly describes the partition deed, her partitioned plot,
CMDA approval for building the house & her full ownership of the property
in “D”
• E also applied and got a Patta for “D”, citing the Registered Release Deed, Legal Heir Certificate, Property/water tax/EB receipts, on to her name
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• E wants to sell the house, but C, who is living in the Ground Floor of “D”, is objecting to this and is not ready for any settlement, claiming it’s a joint property and E cannot sell it without NOC from A,B and C.
Questions
1. If E puts a case to evict C, how long it will take to come to a result? How many years such cases normally take?
2. Can E sell the house on ‘as-is-where-is’ basis and ask the buyer to take the risk? After the sale, will E be still accountable if the buyer tries to evict C by force?
3. Can E disconnect the utilities (water, electricity) to the house, forcing C to vacate? If C goes to police, can E say C is a trespasser/squatter and ascertain her rights?
4. Can E obtain demolition certificate from CMDA saying that she wants to reconstruct the house giving the reconstruction plan. After obtaining the demolition approval, can E start demolishing the house forcing C to vacate? Will C be in a position to give a criminal complaint against E?
gautam
14 April 2018 at 14:46
hi.. I am residing at Ghatkopar Mumbai . I purchased 2BHK flat in housing society in 1999,. I have all documents of sale deed between me and first owner. The first owner was tenant in chawl where new building is constructed. the agreement between first owner and developer was dated December 1983. they had given original document for registration at old custom house , Mumbai. At the time when I purchased flat in year 1999... the first owner gave me copy of document and registration receipt and at that time no body in our society had got original registered document from registration office as all documents at that time used to go to Pune. so I was having only original registration receipt of previous agreement. in 2012 when all member were collecting their original document from office ..I found that my receipt for same was lost so I could not get my original previous agreement . now I have share certificate in my name, I have my all sale deed agreement with previous owner duly registered. our society has got conveyance too. I want to know if I want to sell my flat now.. is my tittle is clear? what I have is share certificate and my registered sale deed with previous owner in 1999 but what I don't have is original registered previous document of 1983 as I have lost receipt of same and don't have xerox of that receipt too so I don't have document number and registration date. please guide me...thank you.
Anonymous
14 April 2018 at 13:04
i have been selected for government bank job . During filling application form i filled permanent address where my father used to live but from last 25+ years we are living in jammu ( which i filled as correspondence address ). please help me out where the police verification will be conducted by bank . And i do not have any criminal record .
Raghuram
14 April 2018 at 13:03
Sir does the civil court has the jurisdiction to decide cases of illegal removal and recovery of gratuity and bonus is their any judicial precedent in this regard which we can cite it while arguing the case, a civil case has been filed by father in 2003 and he died in 2004 and we were included as hiers in the case please clarify with respect to jurisdiction of court can the defendants argue that recovery of gratuity and bonus is out of the jurisdiction of the court eagerly waiting for the reply
Anonymous
14 April 2018 at 12:29
IN A CASE WHERE THE INSURANCE COMPANY DENIES TO PAY THE DEATH CLAIM TO THE NOMINEE OF THE DECEASED ON MEDICAL GROUNDS THAT THE CLAIM WAS AN EARLY CLAIM. IS IT POSSIBLE TO FILE A CASE IN THE COURTS OF LAW AGAINST THE COMPANY & WITHIN THE TERETORIAL JURIDICTION OF THE CLAIMANT
Akshay
14 April 2018 at 11:35
Hello All,
I joined a company (on 27th Sept 2017) by the name of XXXXXX systems Pvt. Ltd.(based out of Bangalore India)---Make software and clinical management solutions for doctors. I was asked to join at Delhi location as Senior Sales Manager(Sales role)----[the 1st line of offer letter states-"We are pleased to offer you a full-time position in XXXXXX Systems Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore on Consultancy basis"---Again this thing was hidden from me and I have all the recordings and emails of altercations and discussion with HR and National Zonal Head regarding it. This was not made clear to me by HR inspite of my repeated reminders and mail.]
After working there for around 2 and half months I faced many HR related issues like salary getting credited after 20 days, non-providence of Salary Slips, Travel expenses not getting approved and there was no transparency on it etc..So, in the best interest of myself, I resigned (my performance was good)
I was open to serve the notice period(30 days as mentioned in Offer letter) and asked my manager that I can serve full one month's notice period. But my manager, who is the Senior Zonal Manager, Mr. Kumar, said that my resignation has been accepted and I was not in need of serving my notice period and I will get my full FNF within 1/2 months.
Now after resigning in the month of December 2017, I have been continuously asking them for my salary slips and FNF(have mailed my Manager, HR and company's CEO...They released some amount in the month of February but are still unnecessarily holding my pending amount along with all my salary slips since the day I joined this company.
A speedy issuance of my FNF and salary slips were assured by the company HR and my manager when I left but please note here that:
1) I have been continuously giving them the reminders about my 3 months salary slips.
2) Giving them reminders about my pending FNF.
3) They haven't provided me with any experience letter even after assuring the same.
4) Giving them reminders that I need to fill in my tax, and for that, I require Form 16 or associated form.(I will get some money if I am able to fill Returns properly but for that, I need salary slips.)
I have all their call recordings and whatsapp replies with me wherein they say they will give my FNF and slips but till now has not given/provided me with anything.
Now they are also not responding properly. HR always says, dont call,"whenever they have the money they will give otherwise wait...These are his wordings...They have been continuously buying time on calls and are not at all replying on emails.
Mr. Kumar always say that I will get my money and salary slips but since last month even he isn't giving any satisfying reply or any timeline for my FNF.
I have even mailed and whatsapp'd the whole thing to the CEO. Even he isn't replying.
I am as such very much distraught now and want to have some action against the company.
PLEASE SUGGEST what to do?
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