LCI Learning
Master NDPS 2.0: Latest Legal Developments, Best Practices & Landmark Case Studies

Share on Facebook

Share on Twitter

Share on LinkedIn

Share on Email

Share More

P JAMES VICTOR   10 February 2016 at 22:01

Attestinng financial statements

Dear Senior Advocates, i was practicing as an authorised income tax practitioner for last 15 years. Now i become an advocate. my question is can i sign or attest financial statements? If yes, which provision supports.

R.KARTHICKEYAN   10 February 2016 at 21:53

Cancellation of sale deed

how to cancel a sale deed when the seller was
died without any legal hire. the purchaser is
willing to do that.

JAYANTA KUMAR PAUL   10 February 2016 at 21:35

Harassment by husband

Sir, my elder sister having 5 years daughter is being harrased by her drunker husband since from 6 years. He is doing gov't job,have no mercy for both of them. Sister and her daughter presently staying in our home. Sometimes her husband came and meet her daughter in a drinking situation. We tried several times to maker him understood to quit all bad obsessed habits. But all try came out with no result. His health condition is deteriorating day by day due to day and night liquor intake.
Sir we are lower middle class family. Please guide us how to solve this problem and also what measures needs to be taken in order to safeguard my sister and her daughter's future.

Member (Account Deleted)   10 February 2016 at 20:24

Photo on internet

hey! anyone know how to stop someone's photo from rotating(private photo). it was uploaded on facebook by fault

mahesh   10 February 2016 at 20:11

Alimony for divorce

Wife filled false 498a,420 cases. I want to give divorce on the grounds of cruelty. I can prove all false allegations. Will I get divorce? Do I need to give any alimony after divorce on grounds of cruelty

Arun Kumar   10 February 2016 at 18:21

Daughter's right on father's property acquired through family partitioning

My grandfather(My mother's father) acquired a property through family partitioning (along with his brothers) in 1965.

He died intestate in 1986 leaving a wife, 2 sons and a daughter(All 4 of them are alive now).

My mother got married in 1984 and belongs to Tamil Nadu.

Will she have the share the above said property?

My understanding is that, if a property is partitioned, it is no longer an ancestral property. Will it be considered as a self-acquired property?


ASHWANI BAJAJ   10 February 2016 at 18:20

Share of co-owner in case of death of other co- owner

THERE IS A PROPERTY IN DELHI. TWO SEPARATE SALE DEEDS FOR SAME CONSIDERATION WERE EXECUTED WITH UNDIVIDED SHARE IN FAVOUR OF MOTHER IN LAW & DAUGHTER IN LAW. MOTHER IN LAW EXPIRED. MY QUERY IS WHETHER SHARE OF MOTHER IN LAW WOULD PASS TO DAUGHTER IN LAW OR IT WOULD PASS TO LEGAL HEIRS OF MOTHER IN LAW. IF IT WOULD GO TO DAUGHTER IN LAW WOULD SHE BE REQUIRED TO GET THAT SHARE TRANSFERRED IN HER NAME. IF YES THEN WHAT DOCUMENTATION WOULD BE REQUIRED.
IN CASE SHARE OF MOTHER IN LAW WOULD GO TO HER LEGAL HEIRS WHAT DOCUMENTATION WOULD BE REQUIRED. PLEASE QUOTE WITH RELEVANT SECTIONS.

hrishikesh   10 February 2016 at 16:59

Termination of rent agreement- partnership firm

A Partnership firm constituted in 1975 with following share holding ratio PArtner A- 20% partner B- 20% partner C- 20% partner D-20% partner E - 20% While consequenty the partnership deed was amended in 1990 with only the shareholding pattern was changed as follows. partner A- 5% partner B- 20% partner C- 20% partner D 20% partner E- 20% Partner A& B have entered into a rent agreement for 5 years with a third party without consent of the other 3 partners in 2011. Partners C, D & E have done legal case in the city civil for termination of agreement and filed chamber Summons in sessions court bombay for payable rent which got rejected as in main suit only pray was for termination of agreement and not creating third party , So thereafter they have filed an AO in high court bombay which is pending to be called for but it is been almost 5 years that theyhave not been paid their share of rent while partners A&B are taking there shares of rents ie.20% each. In the court they are just getting dates and the party is enjoying thier premises by just paying the rent to the 2 partners in their respective ratio. Partners have got statasco order from court but the status quo order was only it seems they will not create third party which even they have giben in writing and has become absolute . But the contention is that the partners A & B may renew the rent agreement which is due shortly. without other partners i.e C, b & E concurrence. Please advice how shall other partners can stop THE RENEWAL OF AGREEMENT AND RECOVER their rent.

hrishikesh   10 February 2016 at 16:44

Partnership firm- society dues

We are a Partnership Firm consisting of 4 Partners:
Partner 1 - 25%
Partner 2 - 25%
Partner 3 - 25%
Partner 4 - 25%

The Said Firm had shut operations in 1990's and thereafter had accrued huge Society Dues over a number of years

With the objective to settle Society Dues The Firm had leased out its premises to a 3rd Party at the market rates then prevalent. The arrangement worked out was that the Rent or compensation derived would be paid directly to society to settle the outstanding dues

One of the Partners viz Partner 1 due to differences with the other 3 objected to the same and issued letters to the Society as well Dy. Registrar of T-Ward not to issue any NOC since he was not in favour of giving the premises on Lease.

The Dy. Registrar T-Ward issued an order to the Society not to issue any NOC to the Firm or the other 3 Partners to Lease out the Firm Premises, which was unlawful and illegal since the Dy. Registrar does not have any such jurisdiction and/or powers.

Basis the Order issues by Dy. Registrar the Society refused to issue an NOC for Leasing out the Firm Premises and settling Society Dues.

As a result the Firm has accrued huge Society Dues and also accrued damages of more than a 90 Lakhs due to Non Leasing of Premises.

Pls advise on the future course of action

P Kumar Agrawal   10 February 2016 at 16:35

498a/34 CrPC 125/HMA 09 & 12(d)

My marriage date was 16.04.15 after four month my wife left my home with her mom dad and near to my home given a information to police station that she is going with her own interest. And then after 4 days on 22.08.15 she given complain of dowry at her home town . Police arrangeed counselling on 07.09.15 but she refused to come with me I told that I want to take her back I love her ...then conseller advised me to file hma sec 9 I filed section 09 of hma on 22.09.15 then she also lodged fir under 498a.34 on 19.10.15 I and my all family got ab from lower court and chargesheet submitted on 22.1.16 she filed another case maintenance ....in the month of April she told me that she was I love with other and not interested with me she was also pregnant at April after two months later her parents abort and left to my home . My question is
1. Should I will be allotted maintenance or not as she has given statement to near police that she is going on her own interest?
2. Should I file hma sec 12 on ground of pregnant n no physical relationship.? Parallel with Sec 09
3 . is this case will be quashable at high court because no medical and no eyewitness?
4. How much time I will spend on this issue??
5.personal loan ,car loan ,insurance premium, house rent and medical bill be considered while considering maintenance amount ???