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210681   21 December 2015 at 14:46

Transfer of development agreement

Dear Sirs,

I have found that there was one registered development agreement made between land owner and Developer in 2007.

In 2008, the developer transfer right to development to another developer without registration and without giving intimation to land owner.

I just want to know that whether this transfer of unregistered development agreement by one developer to another developer will be valid even though 1st developer not intimated to land owner and also not registered the transfer of development agreement. Whether this is fall in Transfer of Intellectual Property Right.

Please answer the same.

Thanks and Regards,

CA Prabhakar Dubey

murali mohan c   21 December 2015 at 14:18

quash petition

Dear sir in a sale transacation their was fraud played by buyers so we filed crimimal case for that after investigation police filed charge sheet but later buyer through quash petition quashed proceedings in trial court ... Now can we challenge in supreme against this quash petition but public prosecutor is telling leave and fight in civil Case and going to supreme is expensive ... Please tell which authority i should meet to challenge this petition in supreme court

amit   21 December 2015 at 14:15

Excess transfer fee

I purchased flat with NOC from Society. I given Rs.40000 as transfer fee/premium to society before getting NOC.
Now i come to know that transfer fee/premium should be Rs.25000 max in mumbai area.
Society is not taking my complaint because i am transferee and still not member of society.
Transferor is not taking interest in this matter.
Can i(transferee) lodge complaint to Registrar of Co-operative society as per bye-law 175.A.(f) ?
Please help !!

Anonymous   21 December 2015 at 14:07

passport surrender in court

Dear Members,

I am booked in a false 498A case which was filed after 2 months of my RCR petition wen i was return to india from australia. For granting bail court asked me to sumbit the passport. So i did with in one week. The dowry case is at the stage of evidence of complainant and other witnesses before JMFC court. My RCR petition are pending before family court.

Now iam in very crucial situation if m not going bak to work in Australia i will loose my job and also i ll get black mark on my PR visa.

I requested in lower court for relaxation of bail condition and release my passport but the court rejected bcose of the investigation is still going on and chargesheet not yet filed.

My complete family is depend on my income and my parents also suffering from diabeties.

Bcose of my foolishness i came here and stuck on these false dowry case.
So pls help me out on this case, i dont wont to compromise wit her but i have to go bak to work (Australia ) and fight.


Kindly advise me what shall i do to get my passport back and go abroad without any conditions.

Will i get my passport back?

If my inlaws will oppose , judge will consider?

filing charge sheet is must before getting passport released ?

Plz advice me its my life matter.

Please answer these questions

gyangyanjain   21 December 2015 at 14:07

drt case against gurantor for bank loan

I am the guarantor for a loan availed by a public Ltd co and I was also the director then.
Without my knowledge the bank and the company entered into a settlement and part of settlement was honoured and now the bank has found that I hold a joint property (flat) with my wife.

1...is the partial property attachment valid 2..... The settlement without guarantor knowledge during the case period
Is the guarantor automatically out of this issues.
Please advise with any reference of past judgement if any.
Thanks

gyangyanjain   21 December 2015 at 13:58

gift excemption

Can my blood brother give gift by cheque to my son and if yes under what section of IT tax .

sanjiv   21 December 2015 at 13:24

Installation of cctv in co op society

Sir
Can we utilise society fund for cctv installation and under which co operative law.

Adv. Yogen Kakade   21 December 2015 at 13:19

Man cannot deny maintenance to ex-wife who deserted him: bombay hc

The Bombay High Court, while upholding a sessions court order directing a man to pay maintenance to his former wife, observed that there was no merit his contention that he was not liable to pay maintenance since the divorce was obtained on ground of desertion by the woman.

The man had approached the HC stating his wife had deserted him 11 years ago, leading him to file for divorce.

At the time of divorce, the court had directed the husband to pay a monthly maintenance of Rs 450 to his former wife. However, the two came to an agreement whereby the woman would accept a sum of Rs 65,000 as a one-time full and final settlement and relinquish all rights to claim any maintenance in future.

She, however, filed for maintenance before a judicial magistrate first class later but was denied any relief. She then appealed before a session court and was awarded a monthly compensation of Rs 1,000, which was challenged by the man in the HC.

The husband approached the HC saying the sessions court had erred in discarding their relinquishment deed.

Justice M S Sonak, however, said, “After decree of divorce is passed, there is no obligation to live with the husband, and though marital relations came to an end, the respondent (ex-wife) continues to be wife within the meaning of Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code.”

Citing a Supreme Court order, the HC said, “In the capacity as a divorced woman, she cannot be disentitled to claim maintenance from the person as once she was the wife. A woman if after her divorce becomes destitute, the man who was once her husband continues to be under statutory duty and obligation to provide maintenance to her.”

The court said there is no question of relinquishment of right to claim maintenance as such a clause cannot be enforced in a court of law, as the same would be opposed to public policy. “There is no merit in the contentions that since the divorce was obtained by the petitioner on the ground of desertion, ” stated the HC.

The court has directed the man to pay arrears of the maintenance to his former wife within three months.

Adv. Yogen Kakade   21 December 2015 at 12:30

Read this article before you buy a property in india

http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/articles/Legal-documents-to-be-checked-before-buying-a-property-in-India-6944.asp#.Vneh-Pl97IU

ALOKE SARKAR   21 December 2015 at 11:18

Format of application Why In Person filling PIL

What is the format of giving reasons why one is filling in person PIL in SC without hiring advocates.