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Moncy   01 November 2016 at 10:35

PURCHASE return under cst

I would like to know the implications under cst law in case of purchase return under cst after 6 months from the date of purchase.

Anonymous   01 November 2016 at 04:33

Gratuity eligibility

Dear Sir,
I am work my previous org. since 01/10/2011 To 08/09/2016 my total work on this org. 4year 11 month and 8 days but my previous org. not give the gratuity to me

So my question is can I eligible to claim gratuity.

Pls suggest me

Rajan Singh   31 October 2016 at 22:48

Child visitation

Hello,

My sister is separated from his husband 8 years back as per court agreement my sister is taking their daughter for child visitation every Sunday for last 7 years.

At the time of divorce, his husband was in USA and as per court order it was stated then whenever he would happen to visit India child visitation would be applicable every Sunday till he stays in India.

After 1 year of divorce his husband is relocated back to India and he demanded visitation every Sunday which was carried out without break for last 7 years.

Two days back the husband called to speak to daughter and all of a sudden he become very aggressive over phone and accused my sister telling her she needs treatment , she is after his money. My sister was bit upset so she cut the phone call.

and after sometime she asked daughter to call his father and speak to him regarding the visit. But now he is not taking any calls , she tried many times for last 2 days to reach him.

Now the question is what is my sister responsibility in this regard and how she owner court order of visitation as child father not responding to any calls / messages.

The age of girl child is 13 year now and she is bit upset over whatever behavior is displayed by his father.

How do we handle this situation? Can you pls suggest ! What is the best advice My sister has no problem in taking kid for visitation as per court order provided the kid's father interaction should be limited to child interest only and he should not try to breach in privacy of my sister's life. She don't want to go into hassles of going to court and bear all pain and stress she only wants visitation to continue as long as child wants and wants to honor court order.



chetan   31 October 2016 at 22:27

help

drunk and drive 101% car impounded n the challanslip lost i dont know anything please help me...

Parag   31 October 2016 at 21:35

Compensation for Negligence max hospital

Patient operated for brain hemorrhage fell from the bed, side rail not working, in the knowledge of nurse...admitted by hospital. Patient's brother(attendant) fainted in Max washroom after hearing about patient's fall.....fractured And operated next day..................can Max be sued for compensation for this physical and mental harassment ???? What should be the compensation amount ? Spent 4.8 lacs on brain surgery and 1.5 lacs on fractured surgery

K P KRISSHNAN   31 October 2016 at 20:54

Cancellation of registration under tnvat act by erroneous

Cancellation of Registration under TNVAT Act by erroneous; by the registering authority,request to retrace the same by e-mail and online complaint to the State Commercial Tax Authorities. Kindly suggest how to retrace the status while no reply or action from the authorities.

Divya   31 October 2016 at 20:13

Stamp duty assignment money decree

Respected Experts

I am the beneficiary of 50% rights in a money decree vide a new document of "deed of assignment of decree", suit decreed 2 years back and the original decree-holder wants to assign to me 50% rights vide this new document. Suit was for recovery of money of movable property already disposed off by debtors.


There are very tricky questions. Deed of Assignment is an instrument but not a document of conveyance as only 50% rights are transferred of the money decree.

1. Under such circumstance, does one pay stamp duty on this deed of assignment ??

2. Its a part transfer of rights, it is not a full conveyance or a full sale. Hence does stamp duty apply if its a part transfer of movable rights in decreed suit


Thankyou

Yaaros   31 October 2016 at 19:27

Attestation by gazetted officer vs notary

I'm submitting original title deed in a bank for housing loan. So, should I keep a copy of title deed attested by gazetted officer or a copy attested by a notary? If both are ok, which one is better or more legally valued?

vinayak   31 October 2016 at 19:08

Repeat of my query with additional information

REPRESENTATION OF MY EARLIER QUERY WITH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Sir,
I am a science graduate, and I worked as an officer in a nationalized bank, and now I am retired from service on 29-09-2016.

Earlier to that I was having a housing loan a/c at a co-op bank, and I transferred that a/c to my bank, and my bank took over this liability of Rs 8, 30,000-00 from co-op bank as on 01-05-2016. This I done because our bank is having facility to deduct EMI [Rs 8650-00 p.m for 120 months] from my pension [Rs23,000-00 p.m] a/c and there is a HO circular to this effect.
Now I am retired and my PF and Gratuty are not released, because they want to close my housing loan a/c out of my terminal benefit as per terms and conditions of loan sanctioned. And as a verbal reply they informed me that, unless terms and conditions are altered by executing a Memorandum of correction document, they cannot help me. I put forward my representation many times to this effect, yet management could not take any decision till today, and till today it is an unresolved issue, and no signature of mine is obtained on any document.
I earmarked this amt for my daughter’s marriage. Without this amt my daughter’s marriage is impossible.
I transferred this loan a/c on confirmation by our chief manager of our bank, and under his confirmation to deduct EMI from my pension a/c.
I transferred this loan account to my bank to help advance manager to reach his target. Now it is proved that I am a fool in doing so, because now he is not even lifting his telephone, even when I dialed to his number many times.
Under this circumstance please guide me what is better for me.

Mr.V.A.Todurkar.
Retired Officer, Dena Bank,
Zonal Office, Bangalore
Date: 31-10-2016.

Arvind Singh Chauhan   31 October 2016 at 18:30

Sec dv act

Sir,
Two years back I filed complaint under SEC 31 DV Act for breach of protection order.


Erstwhile JM issued notice to opposite party and after objection, proceeded to evidence.


Now new JM says procedure adopted was wrong and matter should be tried as procedure provided for private complaint in Cr.P.C.



My submission is that though, procedure provided in CrPC should be applied, but court is free to adopt it's own procedure as provided in DV Act.


Second submission is that if court has adopted wrong procedure, there is no fault on the part of my client, he is innocent.


1. Sir in such a situation what should court do. Whether opposite party should be acquitted.



2. Whether court should start form beginning, if yes what would be of limitation issue and time and money spent by innocent client.



Plz enlighten me. and refer case law if any.