Snehal Mehta
12 July 2017 at 07:26
Dear Experts
I have joined a company as a Legal Manager.
I seek your guidance for a problem that I am facing in contracts executed by the company.
After reviewing some 10 operation contracts with various vendors I have found that certain clauses are not in the best interest of the company and have suggested my superiors in my company to consider changing these points.
However as the contracts have been executed almost 9 months back and the operation team is unwilling to approach the vendors to make amendments.
Also the said contracts have no specific provision to revise clauses except financial that too after a period of on an average 3 years.
As I am not an expert in contract law I request your guidance that if as a representative of the company I want to change certain clauses of an executed contract that is as old as 9 months ,then as per the Indian contract act or any similar law what options do I have such that I can enforce the changes on the other party while keeping the contract valid.
Please guide me as I have stirred up a controversy in my company but not sure of the remedies that can be taken.
Regards
Snehal Mehta
Kamesh
12 July 2017 at 07:02
Hello Experts, one of my friend is asking me to lend him money around 3 - 5 lakhs at 12% interest per annum. What should I do in terms of promissory note and getting post dated sign cheques to be on the safer side??? Kindly share your views
mahammadbasha
12 July 2017 at 04:46
Dear experts,
I have read the article on link http://www.livelaw.in/states-uts-must-upload-firs-websites-within-24-hrs-sc/, Regarding the FIR Reports on official police website. But I am not able to search such option any police website. Please provide some awareness on this weather this is strictly following or not, i just wanted to know as law student.
Thank you
Jaydip
12 July 2017 at 02:56
Hello sir my uncle marriage year is 1960 but they now want certificate this year 2017 as earlier they never registered for it and at that time their age is bride age is 18 and groom age is 20 so they can get certificate today's this time or not as now age requirement is 18 girl n 21 for boy so plz answer me solutions
sam
12 July 2017 at 01:26
Person A was owner of one flat in co-op society. After death of A, shares are transferred to his wife's name. Person A has only one daughter(married). Now person A's wife want to sell flat. Will NOC or succession certificate required from daughter to sell the flat?
Anesh
12 July 2017 at 00:09
Two witness signed on last page of WILL but there iD and address proof not available after registration. But another two have proper declaration photo and signature...id Plus digital tumb and digital photo were taken but had not signed on last page of will . Whether such WILL becomes invalid because of 1 st two non traceable witness putting signature on last page of will. If yes what is remedy to resolve. Or can the WILL is valid without such two witnesd. On the basis of other 2 with correct declaration as witness to signatories. And registering them as witness at registrar. Pls reply.
Vinay
11 July 2017 at 23:25
My mother had made a WILL dated 24.02.2005 declaring her 3 sons as the legal heir of the property(leased for life long through co-operative society in Uttar Pradesh) and no claim of what so nature to made by the 2 sisters and father was give life interest with no authority to do any thing with the property and the land. The WILL was not registered nor probated. Mother died on 01.01.2010 and the contents of the WILL were informed to all the brothers and sisters. Father submitted the copy of the WILL of my deceased mother in the office of the co-operative society in September 2010 declaring the sons as the legal heirs and continued to be the nominee in the records of the cooperative society and he continued to stay in the house till his death. After the death of my father on 26th March 2017, my younger sister came out with another WILL declaring it to be signed by my mother in the year 2009 on 5th. November - this new WILL states that after the death of our mother, our father would become the owner of the property and after his death, my younger sister would become the sole owner of the property. This new WILL is also not registered nor probated.
I would like to the following:
1. What is the status of my mother's WILL dated 24.02.2005 which was executed and acted upon by my father before his death by submitting it to the office of the cooperative society under his signature vis a viz the new WILL which my younger sister has produced very recently i.e. 22.05.2017.
2. What is the standing of the new WILL which was produced by my younger sister? My father was silent on this new WILL till his death - nobody knew about it's existence. It only surfaced after his death, i.e. 22.05.2017
2. What would be standing of these two WILLs one dated 24.02.2005 and the other one dated 05.11.2009 in the court of law?
Your expert guidance shall help us to take a well informed decision.
Regards.
Vinay
deepak
11 July 2017 at 22:59
My uncle has a bail case which is in cause list for 6th July but unfortunately court has not taken the cause list on 6th July and bail application was heard.
Now my query is as how can I come to know when will be the next date or date fixed for this case
Are there middle men who takes money in Allahabad and gets the date for cause list
Pls let us know about this
Thanks.
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