S. Sri Ramya
27 December 2017 at 10:13
Is it mandatory to produce surety signed by two gazetted officers in case of spouse(wife) claiming the pension of deceased.
Sudhir
26 December 2017 at 22:27
I have resigned in system on dated 11 sep 2017 and as per appointment letter need to serve notice period of 90 days , I fully served the notice period , but meanwhile due to some issues of audit supervisor marked me mail to not accept the resignation and issue me a letter on mail that work till audit conclusion , now as per process / SAP last working day is 8 Dec , and from 9 Dec I have not attend the office , and now I m approaching the HR of the Organization , they said till conclusion of audit report we are not release from service...can employer bound employee post completion of notice period ...merely basis one letter issued on dated 11 Oct post one month from resignation date .
Please guide
rajiv nayan
26 December 2017 at 21:45
Respected wise people merry Christmas and happy new year
my father died a year ago. He had a fixed deposit in SBI of 1 lac 50 thousand and a LIC wealth policy of worth 1.35 lac.they were from 2010 my father died on 13 dec 2016 leaving my mother and two sons.We lives in Bhopal in MP
we are Hindu.
the nominee in both of fixed deposit and LIC policy is my uncle the real brother of my father.
when my father made him nominee that time all was good but later there were disputes between my father and uncle.
Can my mother claim those assets being a legal heir.?If yes then how?
please suggest me what the law says in India
Hope you wise people understood my point
Yoga
26 December 2017 at 20:32
We signing at local police station for property related FIR. I m working in chennai. . How to change police station from local to work (chennai). How long the process will take. Need advice.
Member (Account Deleted)
26 December 2017 at 20:09
In a criminal trial matter, the complainant gives evidence.
Can the defence counsel ask leading question with regard to the cross-case filed against the instant complainant, which was registered but no follow-up action taken?
Anonymous
26 December 2017 at 20:05
Hi, This Vijay and have below query for Grand parents
My yonger aunt has only one boy and got married as well as blessed
with baby boy, now he[baby boy] is 4 years old and
he is staying with his mother but my aunt son[boy father]
was passed away when boy was 1 year old. Later boy mother married another
person and given birth to another baby boy. Now my aunt wants to get their
grand child with them ,who is also only one legal heir for them but they
are struggling to get their grand child with them since his mother
is not willing to give boy to his grand parents. Please let
us know that is there any way that grand parents can get
their grand child and how grand parents can move further
to get their grand child with them
Thanks
Vijay
SBALAN
26 December 2017 at 19:21
Dear Sir/Madam,
4 Nos. of property were given to my father and to me by my grandfather by registered document when I was minor. Now my father told he will give me a release deed so that all property will come to me. My query is since it’s a grandfather property which was transferred to my father and to me without mentioning any percentage of shares, whether my two sisters can challenge the release deed for equal shares in future through court? If so what I can do for changing the whole property to me without any partitions challenging in the future.
Regards
Balan
Ronit
26 December 2017 at 19:10
Wrt to.previous querries,my wife had.send a reply to.my legal notice sent on 7 oct 2017.she left matrimonial home along with infant baby with her father to attend family function on 13 sept.2017.after that I send RCR summon when.she refused to come back.but summon.was.returned.back endorsing no one live at the given.address.I send summon.again.to the working address and previous address of my wife.after that I got legal notice from my wife from the same.address from.where summon.was.returned.whose wording are as follows.
( shaadi se pehle.aapki.yehi shart thi ki meri client aapki.maaaaa.ki.amanat ban ke rahegi or shadi ke baad wo.apna transfer bank se.aapke niwas sthan.par.kara lengi.sagaiiii hone.ke baad aapne.mere.client ke.father.par dabavvvv daaala.ki wo pati ke.niwas sthan se hi apne.bank tak.awa jahi karegi jo ki 50'km.dur tha.mere client ke father aapki.baat maannn ne.ke.liye badhya ho gaye or fir 24 april 2016 ko.shaadi.ho.gayi..iske.baad aapko.bachhaaaa pedaaaa karne.ki.jaldi thi or aapko.meri.client pe.taras.nahi.aya or bank.ne.garbhwatiii hone.ke.karannn meri.client ko.aapke niwas sthan.par transfer kar diya.fir.aap.ki mata.ji ne meri.clinet ko.aapke.dwara apmanittt karwaya jo.aapko.swayam.hi maaloom.he.jiski.wajehhh.se meri.client ko.apni.6 mahine.ki bachhi ke.saath ghar se jaana pada.or aap.pichle.4 mahino.se apni bachhiii.or patni.se.nahi milne aye he isliye aapse nivedan he ki aap.pati.or.pitaaaa ke.dharm.ka.palan.karte hue meri.client se mile.
Wrt.to.above statement I.want to.disclose.some.facts
my wife was.employed.at bank.before my marriage.
I forced.her to.travell.because distance was.50'km.only and.she.used.to.travel.via bus.my mother used.to.cook.food.and.I.used.to.do remaining work.of house.
She.conceived in june 2016 and.had.applied.for.transfer in.may 2016
In august 2016'she.was.transferred to my place just 3km..
She.left home.due to.her.own.vested.interest as.she.was.more interested in looking after her.father.
While.leaving she.took.all.her.certificates and.stridhan
So content of legal.notice contradict her or not and.how.to.use this legal notice during RCR
Anonymous
26 December 2017 at 19:03
Experts,
I booked a flat in greater noida in Nov, 2012. Possession date mentioned in builder-buyer agreement was Dec, 2015. Builder has now started offering possession after delay of more than 2 years. But before giving No Dues Certificate(required for execution of sublease deed) builder is asking buyer to sign an undertaking that buyer is fully satisfied with everything and buyer will not ask for any kind of compensation in future.
I want to sue builder for following things, but only after taking possession of my flat.
1. Compensation for delay in possession, even though builder is offering 5 sqft , that is too less if I compare against emi and rent I am paying. Also builder has stopped paying any delay penalty just by offering a letter of possession(final demand letter) but actual possession(handover of keys) will take good 6 months more.
2. Opportunity Cost
3. Change in layout without customer consent - Builder sold me flat by showing me an old layout and actual layout was approved at a later date. I don't have layout attached with my agreement but I have old catalogue as proof.
4. Park view charges - Builder charged me park facing charges, but there is no park in front of my unit and builder is not willing to refund/compensate for this.
5. Bay window was promised at the time of booking but there is no bay window in my flat.
6. Extra burden on buyer because of GST - builder is charged 18% GST on balance amount, had he given possession on time, buyers would not have to pay GST.
7. Not able to take benefits of income tax on home loan
8. I paid 1L for club charges, but club will still take 1-1.5 years to complete.
9. Project is completed partially, so many common facilities are yet to be completed like parks, fountains, club etc.
10. Exuberant charges e.g 25000/KVA + 18%GST for power backup, 10000/KVA + 18% GST for electric connection, 25000 + 18% GST for dual meter.
Now I have following queries
1. what are my options as a consumer provided I'll sign an undertaking that I'll not ask for compensation?
2. Is my decision of going legel after taking possession make sense?
3. Do I have a sound case against the builder?
4. which legel route shall I take to a swift grievance redressal?(state consumer forum, national consumer forum etc)
Thanks in advance for your patience and valuable time. Please guide me.
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Elements of a judgement
I would like to know which part of the following judgement is important for reference cases
1. A statement of the facts of the case, and lower court rulings.
2. Identification of the legal issues involved in the case.
3. Arguments raised and cases cited by the parties.
4. The legal reasoning that is relevant to resolve those issues.
5. The ruling of the court on questions of law.
6. The result of the case: the court’s order, and which party was successful.
As i want to quash my FIR base on the only on the basis of point no 6