mohammad asif khan
31 July 2016 at 13:19
Respected Sirs,
1.I married to a Divorcee-women with 51/2 yrs old son according to Sharia law(sunni muslim).I am living and working in UAE, so i need a guardianship or adoption certificate from india to sponsor my step son. My wife's ex-husband is absconding from last 6 yrs in india and not in a contact with my in-laws at home. so I need to know that what is the procedure to get the required certificate from Indian government to support my step-son in UAE.
2.I visited Indian embassy in UAE, but no use. they suggested me to go India and take certificate from courts in India.
3.My wife's divorce was an ex parte granted on the grounds of abandonment ( her ex husband hasn't turned up for last 6 years before hon'ble family courts in Maintenance Case and before Qaziat office, at Gulbarga) but her divorce certificate(Qaziat office, at Gulbarga, Karnataka State) is silent about custody of her child. Do i need to get sole custody from court first?
Kindly advise.
ummesh
31 July 2016 at 12:41
Dear Sir..We have a partnership firm with two partners. The partnership is at will and there is equal sharing of profit and loss mentioned in the deed. The firm is at heavy loss and the property of the firm is in the name of the firm. Being legal heir of one of the deceased partner of the firm i want to understand my rights on the property of the firm and will the liability of the firms be transferred on to me. Also, can i sell the property of the firm since i belive the partnership is dissolved after death of the partner?
ummesh
31 July 2016 at 12:36
Dear Sir..We have a partnership firm with two partners. The partnership is at will and there is equal sharing of profit and loss mentioned in the deed. The firm is at heavy loss and the property of the firm is in the name of the firm. Being legal heir of one of the deceased partner of the firm i want to understand my rights on the property of the firm and will the liability of the firms be transferred on to me. Also, can i sell the property of the firm since i belive the partnership is dissolved after death of the partner?
ummesh
31 July 2016 at 12:31
Respected Experts..We have a partnership firm with two partners. The partnership is "At will" and there is equal sharing of profit and loss mentioned in the deed. The firm is at heavy loss and the property of the firm is in the name of the firm. Being legal heir of one of the deceased partner of the firm i want to understand my rights on the property of the firm and will the liability of the firms be transferred on to me. Also, can i sell the property of the firm since i belive the partnership is dissolved after death of the partner?
Prathamesh
31 July 2016 at 12:09
Hi,
Hope you are doing well.
I have a query related to transfer fees and donation paid to the society while transferring the ownership of flat.
Can you please help me to solve the below questions;
1. Maximum amount of transfer fee; a society can charge (I know its Rs.25,000 maximum)? Also, any benefit applicable when both the parties are member of the same society?
"As per the latest Housing society manual; Transfer premium is not necessary for deceased member, mutual transfer among two members of the society or transfer among family members."
2. Maximum amount of Donation; a society can charge? Can you please give any reference?
As i have checked latest Bye Laws/Housing Societies manual but both of these documents doesn't address this question.
As per the bye laws;
"payment of amount of premium at the rate to be fixed by the General
Body Meeting but within the limits as prescribed under the circular,
issued by the Department of Co-operation / Government of
Maharashtra, from time to time. No additional amount towards donation
or contribution to any other funds or under any other pretext shall be
recovered from transferor or transferee."
Any latest circular with reference to above issued by the Department of Co-operation / Government of
Maharashtra?
Kindly answer both of these queries to the best of knowledge.
Thanks a lot!!!!! your help on this is much appreciated!!!
Narender Kumar Chaudhary
31 July 2016 at 11:53
examine more witness.
Jeevan
31 July 2016 at 11:16
I was acquitted by trial court in 498a case in April 2015. My family was dropped from the charges in 2010.
I just came to know that my x-wife has filed an appeal against my 498a acquittal after 15 months of acquittal after I filed case against her under sec 211. I yet to receive summon though.
As per 378, no appeal from an order of acquittal shall be entertained by the High Court after the expiry of six months. Is it applicable to district courts too?
Can you advice what are my options?
Regards
Navdeep singh
31 July 2016 at 11:03
Sir, a person has filed false complaint against me to police but after enquiry it was found false and filed by police and for the same case he has filed a private complaint against me in the court.... now I want to apply for a government job and in the application form there is a clause ( whether a case is registered against you-yes, no) now I am confused that what should I answer in the form.... please let me know...... I will be thankful to u
Sujitkumar ukey
30 July 2016 at 23:30
Sir, my wife ( obc cast ) belongs to zarkhand state and I ( sc cast ) belongs to Maharashtra state, so can we get intercast benefit ??
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