MOTILAL JHALANI
11 December 2015 at 14:56
Sir,
I am a senior citizen of 70 years. So far as I remember there is a ruling of supreme Court stating that priority will be given to Senior Citizens in disposal of cases filed by them. Will any one please post the same to me.
Regards,
Motilal Jhalani
Raja Barari
11 December 2015 at 14:17
Hello Sir,
I was working at a company called Vrisini infotech from Jun '15. At beginning they promised me a salary of 35,000 per month. After 1.5 months they paid me only 8000. At the end of 2 month they paid me another 8000. After 2.5 months they asked me to leave immediately and said they will clear my dues by Aug '15. But till now they haven't cleared my dues and they are telling me "can you prove that you were an employee of vrisini". How can i take action against them ? I have email from company MD that i have joined vrisini and i am their employee.
avish
11 December 2015 at 14:05
dear sir/madam,
whether statement given by the employer in court that he was giving 12000/-p.m.salary in cash to deceased can act as an evidence for proving income of deceased.Also deceased has not filed ITR.
m.v.prabhakar
11 December 2015 at 13:08
In the charge sheet prosecution mentioned sections like 120B,420,467,471 and 13(1)(d) r/w 13(2). After an argument on charge prosecution proposed only 120B and 13(1)(d) r/w 13(2). However while framing charges judge had all the charges as mentioned in the charge Sheet.
My querry is
1. Can the Judge add more charges beyond what has been mentioned by prosecution.
2. If yes,is the judge supposed to give the reasoning and facts for additional charge?
3.While pointing out on illegal sanction on the face it based on the relied upon document, Judge had ignored the observation and mentioned that if two views are there the views of the prosecution will prevail at the time of charge. IS he correct.
In the ruling of a four-Judge Bench of The Hon’ble Supreme Court in V.C. Shukla v. State Through C.B.I.,1980 Supplementary SCC 92 the trial court to consider the material placed by the accused to be considered. Kindly tell me even as on date this ruling holds good.
Shall be grateful and obliged for an appropriate reply.
A L ANTONY
11 December 2015 at 12:59
Sir,
I am a Christian married women with two children.
My grand mother inherited the properties of my grand father.
After the demise of my grand mother, the property was divided among the four sons. Since all the four were employed outside the state, it become difficult to manage the properties. A Power of attorney was, therefore, given to the elder brother by the other three brothers. The power of attorney authorized him to do whatever he felt good for the family. However, he sold a quite of number of plots and pocketed the money for himself. It is necessary to mention here that there was no addition to the property inherited from the grand father, either by him or by the other three brothers.
After a few years, he (to whom the power of attorney was given )and his wife, passed away , leaving the remaining property to the three brothers, including my father. The total area of the property was 195 cents including 30 cents where an old ancestral bungalow stood. Thus each of the three brothers inherited roughly 55 cents each. The property (30 cents) where the old bungalow situated, was again shared by the tree equally, i.e., 10 cents each. None of three brothers had added any property during their life time.
Subsequently, one of the three brothers, sold his share of 10 cents (1/3rd of 30 cents) in the bungalow property to my father during his life time, taking cash for consideration. Another 10 cents, owned by the other brother, willed away (gifted) his share of 10 cents to my father, who had passed away by that time.
My father has expired leaving a Will bequeathing the entire property (55 + 30= 85 cents) to my brothers. He was kind enough to give me 10 cents.
My question is –
1. Whether the 55 cents received by father could be considered as inherited property; if so what is my (and my two children) chance of getting a honorable share, instead of just 10 cents.
2. Secondly, as I mentioned earlier the 30 cents of land including the old ancestral bungalow, 1/3rd of which was inherited by him, 1/3rd was gifted and other 1/3rd was bought. Where do I stand in getting a reasonable share?
3. If the original Will left purportedly written by my father doesn’t constitute a valid will since was NOT registered and attested by two independent witnesses, However, this was deceitfully added.
4. I do not have any documentary evidence including copy of father’s will for the above. My mother, who hold the above 30 cents, now wants to give the property to my brothers. How can I stop it?
Kindly advise me
ROS
10.12.15
sunil kumavat
11 December 2015 at 12:47
i have deposited cheque which the party given instruction to STOP PAYMENT . can this be treated same way as that of cheque bounce or is there is any other procedure to handle
please guide .
sunil
sharad
11 December 2015 at 12:35
custard powder
baking powder
corn flour
drinking chocolate
cocoa powder
instant drink flavoured powder
food color (powder)
above items are vat rate in gaujarat vat act please reply
ornate
11 December 2015 at 12:20
Respected
All Learned Senior,
I have one Question that i want to share with u all. Question is related Birth and death registration act. My client want his father's birth certificate through court now because his father born in 1937 still recored is not available at registrar office, his father died in 2013
1. After death of person. can court issue order to register his father's birth to registrar ?
2. Have any citation(authorities)related following question ?
court need citation (authorities) pls help me....
Thank you ...
P T Giridharan
11 December 2015 at 11:33
a lease deed was entered by one of the family members with a bank for renting family owned property for 15 years. Since death occurred of the member in respect of GPA, the bank told the family to enter into fresh lease of agreement for the remaining period of lease i.e. 9 years. Stamp duty was already paid for 15 years of lease in the first instance and the bank again insisted for re-registration on which again stamp duty was paid towards the commercial rent paid by the bank.
It is felt that stamp duty again paid (as suggested by the bank panel lawyer) is not correct) that it is only payable to the extent of Rs.100.
can we claim refund of stamp duty paid to the extent of Rs.50,000 (earlier paid amount was Rs.65,000) is it possible and if so what is the procedure
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