Tapas
26 September 2015 at 11:42
One of the members of our cooperative housing society in kolkata wants to sell his unregistered apartment. He is asking the cooperative to be a "confirming party" to this agreement between him and a buyer. The cooperative is refusing to validate what it thinks to be an excercise meant to deprive the govt of revenue. What is the legal position. What legal liabilities come on the cooperative if it finally agrees to this?
The member is refusing to get the apartment registered before the sale...to avoid paying registration cost for a flat which he would sell anyway. Please advise.
velmurugan
26 September 2015 at 11:07
Dear Sir,
My Father and his elder brother has brought 10 acres land.Due to uneducated my father is cheated by his elder brother and so he registered that 10 acres land in his name.
Do i have rights to claim it ? Now my fathers brother is no more he died 3 years before.And his 3 sons were planning to partition the land. Please advice.
Idris
26 September 2015 at 11:00
Is it Mandatory for a Trader to obtain Licence under section 287 of Chennai City Municipal Corporation Act IV of 1919
SUBHASH SHARMA
26 September 2015 at 10:47
Hi,
If someone having proprietorship firm using name for exemple "Paramount Tools India" is illegal or legal.
Can a proprietor use such name or not
If it is illegal what is the penalty
P
26 September 2015 at 10:27
Sir/Madam,
Today i have read that govt is going to reduce its stake to less than 50% in idbi. What about students who have given ibps for recruitment in public sector banks and other public sector banks. Isn.t it like fraud to them. What to do if idbi bcms pvt????
JAVED AFZAL
26 September 2015 at 10:16
Dear Expert
I am law graduate and want to persue course on islamic law pls guide me.
Deepesh
26 September 2015 at 10:02
i own property in Delhi location. I have had a Rent agreement with my tenant Name: Mahesh for 22 months and which will be over by October 2015.My tenant failed to pay rent of last 3 months and water,electricity bill all amount are due.
I made 1 month notice for vacate my house and sent it by Indian post, tenant refused to postmaster that no person in Name of Mahesh is living at that place.
Kindly help me out the steps to take to send him advance one month notice.
your response would be highly appreciated.
Fern
26 September 2015 at 09:54
My father had bought flat in 1979 for Rs 1 lac. I have inherited entire flat after my father's demise. Its present value is about Rs 2 crores. I am retired, plan to sell the flat in near future and go to native place. I do not want to buy another house as I have a house in native place.
To save from paying heavy LTCG tax, can I donate 75% of my share i.e., 25% to each - my mother, daughter (NRI) and wife? Whenever WE will sell it, may be after 3 years of gifitng, can each of us invest 50 lacs in CG Bonds to save CG tax.
What will be the cost of acquisition to each donee?
If donee will sell it before 3 years then will the profit be considered as Short term cap. gain?
Thanks for your guidance.
R.BALA
26 September 2015 at 08:55
Sir,
In our residential society in Mumbai one of the member who is deceased has three sons. after the death of the father the flat is transferred to the wife now the wife wants to gift the flat to one of the sons by gift deed the other two sons have agreed what will be the standing of the son to whose name the flat has been gifted,can the society transfer the flat to the son and can his name be added in the share certificate please advice the transfer from deceased member to wife has taken place in July 2015
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Destroying the complete records of cc file on the day of dismissal of the case by the hon'ble judge.
Dear Sir,
I am a businessman and the complainant in a Cheque bounce case that was issued to me. I had filed a cc in the JMFC Hubli (Karnataka)court. The Hon'ble Judge had dismissed the case since the warrant could not be served as the accused was absconding and was not available at the address made known earlier.
I had filed for revival of the case at the High Court, Dharwad Bench which granted/ordered the revival of the case at the same JMFC Hubli Court.
By then lot of time had lapsed. On persistent follow up I am informed that the relevant files of the case have been destroyed!. Shockingly, on scrutiny it is noticed that the date of destroying the records and the dismissal of the case by the JMFC Court are the same!.This is a rare case.
I now would like to seek your expert advice as to what should be my next move and whether I can sue the Office of the JMFC for having destroyed the records since Original Documents were with the court.
Please advise at the earliest the right step I should take to get justice and claim the amount of the Cheque.
C.B.GANJI