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Asad   21 May 2016 at 03:14

Reliving date issue

Dear Experts my query is regarding relieving date on my reliving letter.
I was working with an MNC bank in gurgaon which i left on 22nd April 2011 and joined another company on 23 April. When i received the relieving letter from my previous employer the reliving date was mentioned as 23 April and in my full n final they also paid me for 23 April.
I raised the issue with HR and they told me that it can not be corrected. I contacted my manager and he confirmed on email that my last working day was 22 nd April only. I gave it to my new employer and there was no issue.

Now i want to change my job in company X but they are not considering the manger's email confirmation. They want it from HR which make sense. I spoke to HR again(after two years) and they are saying the same thing that it can not be correct.
So what should i do as this issue will remain forever? Do i legally have any option? Where i can get the help from?

Sivakumar   21 May 2016 at 01:24

Can son reclaim the ancestral property sold by father

Sivakumar. E, Age:30 Place: Sengottai (Tirunelveli) Tamilnadu.My ancestors property (Grandfather's father's) was sold to an outsider in 2000 by my father when I was 14 years old. Hesigned on behalf of me without my knowledge. Then we( my mother, elder sister and me) shifted to Kerala later to Chennai. He died in Chennai in 2013. Last month I met my relatives and they informed about the property. I have collected the survey number and EC. The buyer sold the property in 2007. My father sold the property of 71 cents for 20000 for his debt (without the knowledge of family). My sister is unmarried and converted into Christian. Iwant the property. Can I get my ancestors property back? Kindly guide me the legal possibilities and procedures..

Sivakumar   21 May 2016 at 01:10

rights of minor son in ancestral property

Good Evening Sir Sivakumar. E, Age:30 Place: Sengottai (Tirunelveli) Tamilnadu. My ancestors property (Grandfather's father's) was sold to an outsider in 2000 by my father when I was 14 years old. He signed on behalf of me without my knowledge. Then we( my mother, elder sister and me) shifted to Kerala later to Chennai. He died in Chennai in 2013. Last month I met my relatives and they informed about the property. I have collected the survey number and EC. The buyer sold the property in 2007. My father sold the property of 71 cents for 20000 for his debt (without the knowledge of family). My sister is unmarried and converted into Christian. I want the property. Can I get my ancestors property back? Kindly guide me the legal possibilities and procedures..

adv.bharat @ PUNE   21 May 2016 at 00:02

Society membership transfer

sir How can one member transfer his ownership to other person in maharashtra?Plz guide thanks in advance.

mohit v   20 May 2016 at 22:38

consumer court case on online shopping

i purchased a product from online shopping...returned the product as it was defective....the online shopping company failed to refund my amt....nd informing me amt is successfully refunded...i hav all proofs ready tat tey r cheating.....

can i file tis case in consumer court???

Is ter any section covered??

Jayesh   20 May 2016 at 22:06

Bond

How can I break my 2 years bond without paying

Biplab Swain   20 May 2016 at 21:54

About ammendments

May be this would be a basic question, but unfortunately I have no Idea. Hence would request advise.
I am a member of an association registered under Indian trade Union Act. During Registration, The rules, submitted requires election to be held annually. However, Now the current executive body, wants to extend its & all future body's term to 2 years.
My querry is,
1) If the current body's act will be tenable?

2) Do the association need to inform the Registrar about the change and how?

Ravindra Niphadkar   20 May 2016 at 20:02

Affidavit of evidence

in affidavit of evidence we cannot incorporate anything which is not stated in pleading. However if Opposite Party in his written statement makes certain allegations or deny the allegations made in pleading to counter such argument any new evidence or any evidence to support the case can be incorporated even it is not included in original pleading.

nithya   20 May 2016 at 19:59

Need counselling

I need a lawyer for counselling to me and my husband

Zameer Razvi   20 May 2016 at 19:25

Delay condonation application

Res. Sir,
I had file a ROR appeal before the SDO under Maharashtra Land REVENUE Code 247.
For cancellation of mutation entry, which is taken by Circle officer on false will deed.on 11/12/2014. But SDO saying delay condonation application file along with Affidavit.
My question is that
As per sec 250 of MLRC limitation is start from the receive or getting copies of which is challenge . can SDO compel me for the same