practicing advocate
05 February 2018 at 08:59
Respected learned counsel,
If in a partnership deed the name of the nominee is not mentioned and the deceased partner was the son of the surviving partner and the second admitted partner is the younger son of the surviving partner.The deceased partner was a married person.
My query is that now who will be the legal heir in such a case?
Will the surviving partner who is a mother can be termed as legal heir because the daughter in law is not interested in the business?
Bank want no objection certificate from the legal heir?
Daughter in law has 2 month old son just a new born child?
Please help me to resolve this query
Kind Regards,
Advocate-pradeep mishra
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Anonymous
05 February 2018 at 07:36
If "X" is appointed on deputation i.e officiating on a post. The post being a tenure post i.e permanent post under FR 14. The statutory powers ( issue of charge sheet )are conferred on permanent post.
considering that "X" is not appointed substantively but only on deputation ( officiating)
and further considering that "X" is holding some other lower post in "Y organisation substantively and that he has not severed his links from the post held by him in substantive capacity.
Can "X" discharge statutory functions ( charge sheet) of the said post on which he is officiating
FACTS: X holding lower post in Y organisation in substantive basis is appointed on deputation to heigher post in Z organisation against a tenure post ( permanent post) on deputation ( temporary)
Q whether X could discharge statutory functions of tenure post ( permanent post ) that he is holding on deputation in Z organisation
where powers are conferred on permanent post in Z organisation
And powers not conferred on X in Y organisation where X is holding the post substantively
Q if X could discharge the statutory functions withoiut title to lien to post in Z organisation whereas X hild the lien in lower post in Y organisation
Comparing Tennure posts of Members of tribunal/ high court/ president/ governor who hold tenure post with title to lien of the post
Aditya Falor
05 February 2018 at 07:15
One of my client has sold goods to dealer from Maharashtra Kerala in FY 2013 - 14 against Form C. However, the C Form received from the kerala customer is on monthly basis instead of quarterly. Is there any circular in kerala allowing to issue Forms on monthly basis as against quarterly.
Thanks,
Aditya Falor
Anonymous
05 February 2018 at 01:55
I want to accept islam . What is the legal procedure to do this
BHARTI KOTHARI
05 February 2018 at 01:31
Sir, theft of gold ornaments has occured at the place of Mr. A and accordingly Mr. B was arrested for offence of theft and at his instance gold was recovered from Mr.C who has been charged with receiver of stolen article. The recovery was made from jwellery shop of Mr. D, who is not involved in the crime either under 379/411 of crpc. infact when recovery was made police has shown shop belongs to Mr.C.
that after Mr. D and original complainants Mr. A 's Father filled two cross apln for return of property. Mr. A's Father has no authority to make apln from Mr.A. MR. D in his APLICATION HAS ANNEXED ALL purchase bills, stock register, document showing that shop premises belongs to him and not Mr. C etc. Now Complainant has not produced single document like purchase bill of gold stolen from him. unfortunately court has allowed apln of Mr. A. One more point the desription of gold in complaint is different from gold recovered from Mr. D premises, all are new gold ornament to be kept in show case of shop. there desription are 33 ear rings, 67 chain, 3 bracelte, 44 jeants ring. Please advice me
R C Meena
04 February 2018 at 23:31
I am facing trial in a corruption case. One accused had approached HC two year back and till than obtaing adjournment under the garbe HC order. Case is stand still. I had also filed an application for dropping of proceeding but same is also not decided by trial court as origional case file is in HC. I want early decision of case. What sould i do? Pl advice.
debasish nath
04 February 2018 at 23:17
Dear all. i want to know the right of a mentally disorderd person to his fathers property's. If he get his fathers property anyway then if he dies without marring any girl who will get his property.,if he have 2or 3 brothers also. plz reply.
Anonymous
04 February 2018 at 22:48
Sir , our ancestral immovable property my younger brother was sold to Mr.venkoba . but it is important to note that Mr.venkoba was came over to residence of joint family house enquired the legal heirs with knowingly he got register the property without legal heirs knowledge hence he was committed an offense in which IPC sections will be applicable please suggest us
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Maintenance of apartment
Dear Sir,
Good morning!
I had purchased the constructing apartment flat in 2013 in Bengaluru, and occupied the flat in September 2015.
My paid maintenance fee start from Jan 2017, and i paid the same for 6 months to Builder who is maintaining the same.
The building is not fully completed, no fire NOC and OC till today.
There was some repair works in my flat and he has put bad wall tiles in toilet, the bottom of tiles are vet in all weather. He is not allotted the parking measurement as per local authority.
He was saying he will not do any repair works till i pay the maintenance due of second half of 2017.
Builder has been assuring he will completed all works and get OC with 3-4 months from January 2016, but it is not happened till today.
Some flat owners who had met him last month has promised them that he will get the OC by May/June of this year.
Hence can i send the postdated cheque mentioning the date of August 2018 for maintenance fee of second half of 2017, and first half of 2018, stating since you have promised to get the OC to flat owners, and if you complete all pending necessary works in my flat you can claim the payment in Registered post. There was news in the apartments if we do not pay the maintenance he will disconnect the waterline etc.
Please advice on the above.
Thanks & Regards
Channa Keshava