Vikendra Singh
27 January 2016 at 14:33
I resigned from company in feb 2015 and now i came to know our Company not submitted our PF since april 2014 but they deducted PF from our salary. Company got 2-3 times notification from EPFO office but did not submitted it and only give their penalty fees. I also filed online complaint but nothing happened till now. What should i do?
niky......
27 January 2016 at 14:27
Hi,
I am the defendant's C.A (son) and I am only going to court and signing all the documents for the case.
Recently i am appointing a new lawyer, and the lawyer is insisting that Defendant only has to sing the Vakalatnaama, although i am C.A of Defendant i cannot?
Defendant is very old to go to court so I only handle all things till date. My sign on vakalatnama should also work right?
Please guide. Thank you.
Anonymous
27 January 2016 at 14:17
Dear all, I have a valid birth certificate from west delhi zone in hindi in a postcard old format. Now I need to submit a birth certificate in English for immigration. I tried to get a notarized copy translation from hindi to English but the translation is not from a certified translator. I am trying to get a fresh copy of birth certificate in west delhi, online or by a certified translator. The problem is nothing is working out and it's be cming frustrating to get it done. Kindly suggest. Thank you.
CHANDRA
27 January 2016 at 14:03
ancestral property belong to great grandfather is divided between my grand father and his brother two son in ratio of 1:1:1 but my father wants redivide into 2:1:1 because my great grandfather had two son only ...... but property is divided into three part. is there any legal action to settle this dispute .further property is not settle by any deed whether register or not ...
love
27 January 2016 at 13:24
if a girl is a hindu and wants to marry amuslim boy, does it essential for her to convert herself into muslim region? or they can marry under special marriage act? do such inter religion marriages have validity under indian laws? is nikah must for marriages?
Praveena
27 January 2016 at 12:55
Dear Sirs,
We do have 200Sq yards vacant non-agricultural land in hyderabad, Telangana in the name of my mother and we have put it on sale.
My Mother purchased the land from a developer who purchased it from a farmer under GPA and sold to various clients.
Now the buyer is insisting us for GPA or link documents which we donot have with us.
I have approached Registrar for Attested copies of GPA but he is rejecting my application stating that it is not possible to give Attested GPA copy.
Can anyone suggest whom do we need to approach to get GPA and link documents
Praveena
ALLU
27 January 2016 at 12:41
Hi,
My father would like to give his property in the TIRUPATI town :(A.P); to us(Two sons) as 50-50 share .
How can we proceed for that ?
1)will or 2)gift or 3)sale deed
Note :
Our house not yet registered , but we have been living since 20 years .
we have documents from approvals of planned layout from local authorities
shanmugman
27 January 2016 at 12:26
Dear Sir,
I have made an rental agreement for a shop for 11 months with a notice period of three months i want the tenant to leave on the end of 11 months shall i give the notice period at the start of 9th month. I want this shop for my personal use If so how can give this notice period to the tenant. have copied and pasted the agreement for your kind review.
RENTAL AGREEMENT
This Agreement of Lease entered into at Chennai this is the day of 26-April-2015 between
Mr. N.Shanmugam son of Mr.P.M.Natesan aged about 33 years residing at Flat A5, The Meadows, Moovender Nagar Extn, Near Bharathi Nagar Bus Stop, Mudichur Road, Old Perungalathur, Chennai – 600 063 hereinafter called LANDLORD of the FIRST PART.
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Mr. Kalvin son of Mr.Thangappan aged about 29 years residing at No.22, Rajeev Gandhi Street, Krishna Road, New Perungalathur, Chennai – 600 063 hereinafter called the TENANT on the SECOND PART.
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Whereas the Land lord is the absolute owner of Old No 16/ New No 36, Buddhar steet, New Perungalathur, Chennai 600 063
WHEREAS the Tenant approached the Landlord and wanted to lease the portion of the Shop No. 1 of Old No 16/ New No 36, Buddhar steet, New Perungalathur, Chennai 600 063 measuring an area of about 70 sq. ft. (approximately) at a monthly rent of Rs.2500/- (Rupees Two thousand five hundred only) for commercial purpose.
WHEREAS the Landlord accepted to above said offer and in pursuance of which the following agreement is entered into subject to the following terms and conditions.
AND the Tenant has agreed to occupy the premises as Tenant and make use of fittings therein subject to terms and conditions set out hereunder.
NOW THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH AND STATE AS FOLLOWS:
1. The portion let out by the Landlord to the Tenant under this agreement is measuring about 70 sq. ft. or thereabout and more fully described in the schedule hereunder.
2. The Period of rental agreement shall be for a period of eleven months commencing from 04-05-2015 to 03-04-2016.
3. The portion let out under this agreement shall be used for Commercial purpose only.
4. The Tenant agrees to pay a monthly rent of Rs.2500/- (Rupees Two thousand five hundred only) for the portion (Shop No. 1) on or before the 5th day of every succeeding English calendar month.
5. The Tenant has paid a sum of Rs.30,000/- (Rupees thirty thousand only) as rental advance and this deposit which shall be refunded to the tenant after the expiry or termination of the tenancy, this said amount shall not carry any interest.
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6. The tenant shall maintain the portion let-out to them in a fit and tenantable condition.
7. The Tenant shall keep all fixtures, electrical appliances and other amenities provided in the premises in good condition.
8. The Tenant shall not use the premises for carrying out any unlawful illegal, dangerous or immoral purpose.
9. The Tenant shall not make any structural additions or alterations to the portion of the building let out under this agreement without the written consent of Landlord. However such permission is not deemed necessary in relation to alteration work for installation of air-conditions.
10. The Tenant shall deliver vacant possession of the premises in the same condition and manner when let out.
11. The major repair/defects in the sanitary, electric installation arising out of the negligence shall be rectified by the tenant. It is presumed that the Tenant has taken possession of the premises in good and acceptable condition.
12. The Tenant and the Landlord shall have the right to terminate this agreement after 3 months in giving three months notice in writing of such desire and thereafter the Landlord shall refund the balance rental deposit on such termination of this agreement at the time of handing over the vacant possession of the said premises of the tenant.
13. The Tenant shall not disturb the other tenants within the campus.
14. The agreement may be reviewed for a further period of on such term and conditions which both the parties will mutually agree.
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15. The Tenant shall not sublet the whole or any portion of the shop to anyone.
16. The Landlord shall permit the Tenant to peacefully enjoy the above said premises free from any hindrance by the Landlord or any person or persons claiming through or under him.
17. The Landlord shall pay all taxes and other levies on the premises save those specifically covenanted by the Tenant to be borne by them and to maintain the premises in good and tenantable condition at all times.
18. The Tenant shall pay the electricity charges as per meter reading charged by TNEB.
19. Every year the rent will be increased as per the market value, this
will be intimated during the agreement renewal for the subsequent year by the landlord.
20. The Tenant is a person within the meaning of Tamil Nadu Buildings Lease and Rent Control Act.
21. No Acid/Flammable/Explosive items should be kept or sold in the shop premises.
SCHEDULE
Premises at portion (Shop No: 1) of the Old No 16/ New No 36, Buddhar steet, New Perungalathur, Chennai 600 063, measuring an area of about 70 sq. ft. (approximately).
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Landlord and the Tenant hereto have signed and set their hands on the day, month and year above written.
WITNESSES:
1. LANDLORD
2. TENANT
Thanks
shanmugam
Megha
27 January 2016 at 11:14
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am unmarried woman and me and my mother are living together. My mother does not have any source of living. I am doing a job and taking care of my mother and myself. My father has left the flat. My father died intestate at a very early age. At that time me and my sister were minors and hence my mother became the sole owner of the property. We sold that property before 27 years and took one flat. Now me and my mother want to sell the flat and buy a new property. Do we require my sister's consent to buy new property? Or is there any legal document we need to execute and get it signed by my sister to sell this flat?
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Running pg business in residential aparment
HI, I have purchsed property in newly constructed building, while buying & in agreemnet builder has never mentioned that there will be PG busines in the society, just now we members got to know that landowner has 11 flats in society out of total 94 flats & he has started PG business on 3 floors where he owns flats, now as a memebre we have objection to his PG business in residenatila area as all the family's are staying in society and PG is something will create security issue, public access to the society. but the society is not yet formed then what options do we have? please note landowner & builder are 2 different people.