Ankur Sharma
08 February 2018 at 15:06
Hi! I purchased a flat in May 2015 jointly with my non-working wife. Her name on the property was for namesake only (no contributions). Now I want to remove her name from the property (with her consent). What will be the transfer cost (stamp duty, registration charges)? The property is under loan repaid by me. Location Ghaziabad UP.
Vallabh Raut
08 February 2018 at 14:53
Hello Experts,
We are fighting an appeal to DV judgement ( given in favor of the us/husband). The notice was sent at the address of the company, the husband was working with, earlier. So the concerned Police Station has taken a letter from the company mentioning the husband doesn't work with them anymore, and his address available with them is so and so. The letter was part of the case file.( We didn't notice if there was any covering letter with it carrying any exhibit number.) The matter will be heard for argument on next date. The letter is useful to the appellant in CrPC 125 case ( which is running in parallel). The letter is missing in the case file since last date. How should we bring this to notice of the court? Or is it possible to get the letter misplaced by any other reason?
Anonymous
08 February 2018 at 14:28
What if i was absent on hearing 1st appeal
Under RTI ,
Adv Nikita Aggarwal
08 February 2018 at 13:10
Please suggest some books to learn practical drafting in law firms?
Shashank Pandey
08 February 2018 at 13:02
Dear Experts,
I was appointed as a laboratory assistant in a state government university. Initially, I was appointed for 11 months or until regular appointment whichever earlier. After that, again my contract was renewed and subsequently, I was appointed for complete 1 year i.e. 12 months or until regular appointment whichever earlier. I am not appointed in any government project or temporary scheme and my work is of regular and permanent nature. Also I'm appointed in a post which is sanctioned, vacant and regular post in the department. Also, I was selected by proper selection i.e. on merit basis after scrutiny by executive council of the university at state level and the same method is followed for selecting regular candidates. Now, I'm well aware that after competing 12 months I will gain continuous service as per the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 but nothing is mentioned in the act for claiming regularization after continuous service. What should be the ideal procedure for this?
Anonymous
08 February 2018 at 10:51
I would like to know whether ESI is applicable to Non Profit Seeking Organisations or not.
Please provide me with suitable sections.
Sunil Kumar
08 February 2018 at 10:36
Respected Sir,
It is intimated that I am going to purchase a flat in Punjab and I have applied for Home loan from PNB Housing Finance. The agent of PNB Housing finance has intimated that about Rs. 11000/- fee of valuation report. I will pay Rs. 11000/- fee of valuation report. As per the valuation report the agent is not agree to give me valuation report. How can I know what type of legal and technical valuation of the flat is done or not and also intimated that in the process of registry of flat Valuation report is important or not. How can I get the valuation report from Bank and also intimated that in the valuation report all materials of Building which have been used in construction is OK or not. How can I measured that the flat construction material is best quality or not.
If material of construction is not good quality then importance of valuation report is no meaning for the flat owner.
Please advise. What will step I have to be taken to escape from fraud if any by the builder.
Please give advice.
Anonymous
08 February 2018 at 10:17
Hi All,
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
I have a plot in Hyderabad. It is registered in May 2017.
Legal opinion is taken before buying the plot and it is clear title according to them. Now the neighbors claim that the boundaries are wrong.
Initially, five members of a family bought the six plots and got registered them under agriculture land(19 Guntas) to reduce the registration cost. The land was registered under family head Kamala Kumari.
Then in 2004, 400 sq.yards was registered to Venkatestwara Rao with below boundaries:
North: Neighbors land, South: Vendors land, East and West: Road
Then Venkateshwara rao applied for LRS in 2010 and got plot no as 5 in 2011. Then the plot was sold to Shyam in 2015.
Later after 2 years we bought it from shyam by taking SBI bank loan.
while taking bank loan, we followed all the norms like keeping a black board with all plot details, phone number. Plotting is also done.
Now the neighbours are telling the issue like, 19 guntas was divided into 6 plots and as we registered the cornor plot, it should be plot 6. So they are asking us to move to plot no 6 and there is no LRS for plot no 6.
For plot 5, we have the electric meter which was applied in August 2017 and paying the bill since then. Also i invested on the plot for borewell and building permission.
Again went to lawyer who gave legal opinion, described the same issue, then he said that the title is clear and you can take injuction order and proceed to construction.
Now will we get injuction order? if yes, after getting injuction order and construction is done, will there be any other issues from neighbours. Any chance to get court order in favour of neighbours asking us to move to plot 6
Which injuction order is preferred. Temporary or permanent?
Please suggest best solution to get out of the problem.
M N Sridhata
08 February 2018 at 09:44
Is it mandatory for the person (responsible Person of OP) affirming (ie signing the affidavit ) , to be present in the court while submitting the Affidavit ? The OP is a Corporate (Private Entity)
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Granfathers property and grandsons claim on it
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