pauldaviesthekkanath
18 June 2016 at 02:24
My father has handwritten his will with two witnesses signed . After his death the property is transferred to my mother's name. According to the will, property can be transferred to my name after my mother's death.Is it possible to transfer the property without the original will, in case original is lost ? The original will was produced during the transfer to my mother's name
Waseem
18 June 2016 at 01:22
My father had 5 acre non cultivable waste land, he died in the year 2000. After his death, me and my 3 brothers became the joint owners of the land. In the year 2002 we got the land mutated in our names without getting the property divided by metes and bounds. Later, we all agreed to convert the land to Non Agriculture make Plots and sell the Plots. My other 3 brothers were residing in far off places and were not able to be an active partner in the joint property. Hence I was the active partner, they agreed to pay 15% commission on the profit for my work as an active partner. Also, I had incurred lot of expenses in leveling of the land, making of roads, drainage system, NA Fees, Layout approval fee etc. The land now is ready for sale. But my brothers are denying to pay the commission and even not willing to reimburse my expenses.
As I had trusted my brothers a lot, I never bothered to have an MOU or Agreement in place before proceeding with the development work.
I consulted an advocate for the same issue, he suggested that I file a suit against them and have to produce all the bills with respect to the expenses incurred.
Please let me know if there are hopes of me getting my expenses reimbursed and getting my commission if I file a suit in the court.
Waseem
18 June 2016 at 01:17
My father had 5 acre non cultivable waste land, he died in the year 2000. After his death, me and my 3 brothers became the joint owners of the land. In the year 2002 we got the land mutated in our names without getting the property divided by metes and bounds. Later, we all agreed to convert the land to Non Agriculture make Plots and sell the Plots. My other 3 brothers were residing in far off places and were not able to be an active partner in the joint property. Hence I was the active partner, they agreed to pay 15% commission on the profit for my work as an active partner. Also, I had incurred lot of expenses in leveling of the land, making of roads, drainage system, NA Fees, Layout approval fee etc. The land now is ready for sale. But my brothers are denying to pay the commission and even not willing to reimburse my expenses.
As I had trusted my brothers a lot, I never bothered to have an MOU or Agreement in place before proceeding with the development work.
I consulted an advocate for the same issue, he suggested that I file a suit against them and have to produce all the bills with respect to the expenses incurred.
Please let me know if there are hopes of me getting my expenses reimbursed and getting my commission if I file a suit in the court.
Mayank
17 June 2016 at 23:02
Can any shop tenant install prepaid meter without the consent of the owner?
akumar
17 June 2016 at 22:53
I had given Ist floor of my house on rent On Nov, 2016 against simple rent deed of 11 months (notarised rent deed but not registered). now i want to vacate my house from tenant. but he is not ready for this.
What remedy in my hand to vacat the house. can i take legal action against him. please advise
Regards,
Anuj
santosh
17 June 2016 at 21:20
please any one say how the practice can start in civil & criminal Court. what is the process of movement in both court civil & criminal.
mohit v
17 June 2016 at 20:51
filed case in consumer court....judge is just trying to drag the case...what can i do to fasten my case???
Bipin Kumar Agarwal
17 June 2016 at 20:26
New Amended in Rule 52B of Mvat Act, 2002.
• As per Notification No -VAT 1515 / CR-158 / Taxation-1 Dated 30 December 2015
New Rule 52B related for restrictions on claim of setoff was inserted in M VAT Act 2002, which was applicable for goods covered under Entries No 13 & 14 of Schedule D appended to the Act.
• This rule is now amended by Notification No - No. VAT/1516/CR 53 /Taxation-1 dated. 01/04/2016 with effect from 01/04/2016.
As per amended rule now the Mobile Handset is also covered by this Rule. According to provisions of this Rule the dealers who are in dealing in the business of Mobile Handset will be entitle to claim setoff on purchase only to the extent of aggregate of .
1. CST Tax paid or payable under the Central Sales Tax Act 1956 on the interstate resale of the corresponding goods.
2. The Taxes paid on purchases of said goods, if are resold locally under the Act.
This setoff shall be claimed only in the month in which corresponding sales of such goods is effected.
Considering above discussion on amendment in rule 52B Please note following points:
1. Setoff on Mobile Handset will be claimed only in the respective month when those are resold
2. 100% setoff on purchase will be claimed if Mobile Handset is sold locally
3. If Handset are sold in course of OMS then only to the extent of CST Payable.
4. These provisions are applicable from 1st of April 2016.
Query:- My query is relating to point.1 whether dealer had to maintain one to one Co relation of Mobile Purchase or Sales, How to take Input of respective month.
Swapnil
17 June 2016 at 20:23
Sir
Matter posted for marking and cross of defendant as evidence affidavit of DW1 allowed. but due to advocate strike at Telangana even defendant present for marking of docs court extend date due to adv strike.
whether request Or wait till strike end.
how take further steps pls guide for urgency in matter. .
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Providing documents during testification.
Dear experts,
I have been summoned to appear as a witness before the court of Additional District & Sessions Judge regarding a case under Section 138 of the Electricity Act. I have been summoned to produce such document or thing or to testify what I know concerning the matter of the said complaint.
As I am a key witness in this case, I have a lot of documents that I need to put on record. Some of these documents are not in the charge-sheet file submitted by the police in the court.
I need to ask Can I put these documents on record while testifying as a witness and during the cross-examination as well to support my statement? For eg. While testifying, If I say that in the north of a particular house a hostel was situated and the electricity connection was installed somewhere near the hostel, not on or in the hostel; then can I provide the related documents in support of my statement in the court ?
Is it necessary that these documents should be certified copies or simple photocopies would suffice ?
[It would be really helpful if you also suggest me to read the relevant sections of the laws related to the "Witness Statement or Testification"]
Thanks.