Vibha
27 February 2017 at 16:09
Hello
I need to know the following:
1. Is an NGO that employs 400 odd employees liable to provide ESIC coverage to its employees under?
2. If the employees are already covered under a medical scheme provided by the NGO, is there a need to switch employees to ESIC?
3. The new PF guidelines state that all contract staff need to be provided PF benefit. For an NGO, is this rule applicable?
4. Only full time contract staff/consultants need to be included or part time need to be covered too?
5. Contract staff/consultants are usually paid a fixed fee without the breakup of basic etc. In such a case, will the calculation of PF be on the fixed monthly fee?
Looking forward to an expert advice on the above mentioned queries.
Member (Account Deleted)
27 February 2017 at 14:47
Dear Experts,
Registration of marriage on the basis of consulate gen of india certificate of
Greetings!
I am an Indian National who got married with foreigner in overseas Country in 1984 and we both registered our marriage with the Indian Consulate in the country of residence and also with the local government.
We have been issued certificate of marriage registration by the Consulate General of India. My wife is holding OCI Card.
I wish to know that during our visit to India. can we register our marriage with Marriage Registrar in India based on the certificate of registration issued by Consulate Office in 1984 and what will be the procedure.
What type of affidavit or other documents are to be prepared/presented.
I have all my previous passports which also shows my wife's name.
Thank you for the help
Sincere Regards
TR Madhavan
27 February 2017 at 14:39
Our block has a Flat Owners Welfare Association located in Hyderabad city. Ours a registered association with Registrar of Societies in 2003.
Q. 1. Do we have to inform the concerned registrar about election of office bearers every election takes place?
Q. 2. Do we have to renew the certificate of registration issued every year?
Q. 3. As per the bye-laws of the association its mentioned that, the resident flat owners are eligible to contest the election of Office Bearers post. In this connection,
a)if a flat owner keeps in flat vacant and resides in another place can he/she eligible to contest the election?
b) if a flat owner has rented out the flat registered in his/her name and resides in another flat owned be another person on rent, is he called as resident flat owner? is he eligible to contest the elections?
Q. 4. As per the records of the bank if there are different persons (President, Secretary & Treasurer) operating the account and different persons (President, Secretary & Treasurer) looking after the affairs of the association without informing the Bank. Which persons are legally valid persons to run the affairs of the association or conduct fresh elections, as per Bank records or the minutes records?
Q. 5. If the person as the records of the Bank mentioned as President, when he is not actually holding the President post as of this date, can he lodge a complaint to the bank to stop the withdrawals by other two persons Secretary & Treasurer who are presently holding the post, till he introduces the new office bearers get elected, because the present office bearers have not intimated the change of persons as office bearers of the association.
Hope I will get a detailed clarifications at the earliest from you experts.
Deepak Kumar
27 February 2017 at 14:03
Sir my elder brother did second marriage without divorcing first. May I also suffer from it.
sachin singh
27 February 2017 at 13:12
Hello sir
I need specific information that is about family member certificate and legal heirship certificate...
1.my wife was from Gujarat state and iam from Hyderabad ...She died in Hyderabad...And she had flat on her name in Gujarat state...My question is from where I should apply for family member certificate.. Hyderabad or Gujarat?
2. Same thing is from where I should apply for legal heirship certificate?(property is in Gujarat state)
SACHIN
27 February 2017 at 11:29
Hello ,
This is regarding Payment of Gratuity Act 1972. As per Act Gratuity is payable after completion of Continuous 5 (Five) years of service.
There was Madras High Court in on of the judgement that Gratuity is payable 4 years and 240 days in the fifth year.
In view of this what is the appropriate and leagal stand ,require to follow.
Regards,
Sachin
V.PAVAN KUMAR
27 February 2017 at 10:15
Respected Experts,
Kindly give your valuable opinion on the following legal issue:
Grand father has some property of land and house. He has 5 daughters and 3 sons and he died in 1982 without any will or distribution of his property. Grand mother also died subsequently in 1985. Property is still in his name and tax payments also being made on his name only till date. Out of 3 sons and 5 daughters, one son died, but his wife and his children (3 sons - all married) alive. Elder son had taken part of land to meet his immediate requirement in 1980 itself and verbally informed that he will not claim any share in the remaining property. Now, one his sons wanted to have the property distributed among other 2 sons and 5 daughters. How to go about it for appropriate sharing among 2 sons and 5 daughters. Kindly guide us in this regard. V.PAVAN KUMAR, HYDERABAD
Darshana
27 February 2017 at 09:24
House is in the name of grandmother now what is the procedure to transfer of property in the name of grandson
jayantha
27 February 2017 at 07:07
In survey number'A' 2 brothers got share extent of 7.5 guntas each,in old pahanis the extent was correct, but now in present pahani extent is wrong,that is in one pahani its showing 5 guntas,and in other pahani its 10 guntas,
So i request a suggedtion how to update/correct the entry in pahani,
Wat are the possible ways i can change the extent in pahani
Thank u sir/madam
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