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Swati   23 June 2017 at 19:08

Property Rights

If husband and wife owns a flat and made a will on their son's name which is registered.

Now husband is no more and wife needs to sell the flat. In this case does her son stands 50% share?

swapnil   23 June 2017 at 19:07

Kulkayda Act 70ब

My father has a land in lanja, Ratnagiri. In 7/12 extract on right side top it shows other person name as "साधे कुळ" we had notice this in march 2016 immediately we filed a case through lawyer in tehshil court but the lawyer is not responding properly and even he is not attending the dates hearing. Recently, I lost my dad. Some people from that village told me that to give that "साधे कुळ" 15%. Firstly I dont know how that person name came in 7/12.?
I dont know what to do, please help me out from this.

Santosh Agrawal   23 June 2017 at 17:50

Eviction of Tenant and get owner land possession.

Sir ,I am having an problem of 3 old rental persons for my 3 small commercial place they are rented from before 90's and not paying rent from last decades years and not giving possession back to me.plz help and suggest some new laws regarding these problem. Urgently as early as possible. Contact me /WhatsApp on.9421378758

Anonymous   23 June 2017 at 17:16

Categorisation of Dies non

I held a Grade B gazzetted post at Ministry of MSME, GOI from 27/07/2016 to 19/06/2017. During this period I availed two spells of leaves. In the first spell from 01/08/2017 to 16/11/2016 i.e. 108 days after adjusting for 13 days of EL 8 days of Half pay leaves, my office classified the remaining 87 days of my absence as extraordinary leaves for which only HRA was paid to me.
After this I joined my office on a regular basis and took the second spell of leaves from 16/01/2017 to 27/04/2017 (i.e. 102 days). This time
my office adjusted 4 days as EL and 3 days as HPL. The remaining 95 days were classified as Dies non. I joined the office on 28/04/2017 and finally resigned on 19/06/2017 after serving 30 days notice period as was mandated for officers on probation in the Offer letter for this job.
I wish to ask whether the treatment of leaves during second term of leaves is justified. My office said that since CSS rules permit only three months of EOL on one occasion and that my leaves for second term exceed three months so the entire period of 95 days will be treated as Dies non. Further they say that this term can' t be birfucated into 90 days of EOL and 5 days of dies non since as per them there are no such written instruction permitting birfucation of leaves. Is it the correct interpretation ?
Moreover, I wish to ask that what would be the impact of Dies non Vis a vis EOL in terms of HRA payment and my service record ?

Shailesh   23 June 2017 at 16:41

Regarding Id card expiration

My id card of Delhi bar council had the expiration date of last month.
Now how do i get a new id card with extension date ?
Please help

Balaji Bakthavathsal   23 June 2017 at 16:07

Appellant side argument

Dear Learned Lawyers,
Against the lower court judgment / decree, a fraudulent respondent made an appeal suit in the next appellate court and dragged the appeal suit for more than a year. It is just to drag on the suit and the advocate engaged by him did not appear in the court though the court called for appellant side argument. When the last chance was given by the court, the appellant changed the vakkalat and sought for extension of time. What is the way out in our legal system to come out of such vexatious issues ?

Thanks & Regards
Balaji

G j Algotar   23 June 2017 at 15:46

separate trial

One of accuse is not appear in trial court last two years in stage of f/s.what I do.

Inderpal Singh   23 June 2017 at 15:32

Bounced cheque sec 138

I did some work with my friend as a finance but no agreement was made. I gave him a cheque as security which was to be deposited when we got the final payment for work being done.
Cheque was in his personal name. He deposited the cheque before we completed the job and in front of his name wrote proprietor Sanjay Enterprises in his own hand. Date also put by him on cheque. Then he filed case under 138 saying he has supplied goods to my firm and cheque issued to Sanjay Enterprises in settlement of that debt ( whereas I issued cheque to Sanjay Kumar and he wrote Proprietor Sanjay Enterprises in his own hand just to prove liability of my firm to his firm. He has no order from my firm, no goods received by me, no invoice or delivery challan and generally no documents whatsoever. Does this amount to cheque tampering ?
Am I liable to prosecution under 138.
Thank you.
Inderpal Singh

Anonymous   23 June 2017 at 14:40

Ancestral property

We have a person who has a different name, but takes an 'alias' name of my father & tries to grab our ancestral property, stating that he got it by virtue of partion among his brothers. The person is not at all connected to our family, has no document to prove the 'alias' name, has no deed to establish the partition as claimed.He also has a property with a different survey number, with his first name in the ROR & no records of the 'alias' name.
How do we establish our ownership of our ancestral property, since ownership in the ROR's was in the name of my grandfather from 1952 & my father's name from 1989. The mutation mentioned in the 1989 ROR is "by virasat". Other than this, what documents should be provided to the courts to declare the ownership in my father's name.Identification of my father as the son of my grandfather is available by Ration Card / Voter ID / Service Records / Passport documents. Kindly advise.

Mayank Dhruv   23 June 2017 at 14:20

Rotation of auditors

Is the provision of Rotation of Auditors under Companies Act, 2013 also applicable to Internal Auditor and Secretarial Auditor?