subhash
16 April 2015 at 18:59
We tenants are asked by the lanlord /developer for NOC to MHADA in his favour.Before that Lanlord/developer 's commitments need to be registered on a stamp paper in a court of law.Please guide us more about this procedure.
Thanks
Vasudevan
16 April 2015 at 18:52
I have a small shop which was rented out to a tenant. He was running a general shop in the premises for the last 4 years. Now he has ran away and absconded. It is learnt that he got credit from many of the suppliers amounting to around 5 lakhs. My rent is also in arrears round 10 months? As the tenant himself is not available, how can I proceed to take the possession of the premises?
aditya
16 April 2015 at 18:28
About 40 years ago my father and uncle (fathers brother) together started a partnership firm. During the course of time, both of them have died and the partnership has been changed to 4 partners of mysqlf and my brother (uncles son) and our wives in 45:45:5:5 ratio. Recently my brother also passed away due to ill-health.
Now my maternal uncle is showing us an unregeister document (on a Rs 100 bond paper) signed by my father and uncle some 30 years ago agreeing to give him a 33% share in the business. We were never aware of the existence of this document, neither he ever claimed partnership in the business. The partnership deed has been changed two times over the years (after the death of my father and my uncle) and he never existed as a partner in them.
Now, how valid is his claim for partnership now. He never invested any capital and managed the business. Are the remaining partners entitled to honour the unregistered, signed paper?
Please guide me about the legal implications of his claim. Thank you...
jayesh
16 April 2015 at 18:21
A month back I accidentally left scanned copies of my pan card, photo and sign with one of my friends and now im afraid he may use it for illegal purpose. What legal course should I adopt so as to avoide any future problems
Srihari P
16 April 2015 at 18:21
Sir, we filled a case for the cheque bounce in 2008 in visakhapatnam. The accused is from Bhubaneswar. The trial started in 2011 and the accused presented at that time for examination. In 2012 March we furnished all the documents and final evidence. From then the accused and his lawyers started absenting. Court issued NBW in 2013 and it was kept pending till recently. In the first week of April with great difficulty and efforts , we managed the Police to take action for the execution of the warrant. They took him into custody but presented him in local court at Bhubaneswar and executed the nbw. He was given the bail by local court.
But he is still avoiding the court and not attended the court yesterday.
Pl advice me the possible action we can initiate against the accused. The Accused has the habbit of neglecting and disrespecting the judiciary inspite of 6 NI act cases pending against him.
YESHWANTH
16 April 2015 at 17:50
dear ma'm/sir,iam yashwanth.my mother has a xerox caste certificate where it is written "EDIGA"- BC'B' in 1978.i dont have any of my father certificates to which caste he belongs to.Now do i have provision to claim OBC category based on my mother's xerox certificate?if i should claim what should i do to claim it legally or under which legal order is it possible?
Narain Thadani
16 April 2015 at 17:47
A Leave & License Agreement was made in 1971 with a Firm consisting of 3 partners.
Today only one partner is alive & the Firm is defunct (not doing any business & not having filed I/Tax Returns for the last 5 years).
1)Then is the L&L Agreement still valid?
2)Can this be cited as ground for eviction?
I will appreciate your views?
sakshi
16 April 2015 at 17:31
We 12 people formed a society in the name of siyaram co op hsg society.
Then we purchased a plot of 35 gunthe.
We form this society in the year 1996. We cant registered it with co op dept.because this plot has a govt.reservation, so it is still a proposed society.
We have a registered sale deed of this 35 gunthe plot in the name of society only and not in the name of chief promoter.
Chief promoter is dead 10 years back. And now his legal heirs are claiming this land saying that chief promoter is the owner of proposed society.
Please guide us.
j.s.coachman
16 April 2015 at 17:15
Dear Mr. T. Kalaiselvan,
I thank you for your reply.
Ours is a pagdi System, Cessed property. It is slated for Redevelopment since last 8 years.
We were told that as per the new Govt. ruling, Redevelopment Agreements are valid for a certain period only, they cannot remain valid for many years as in the past.
(our Agreements have remained valid for 8 years).
I just want to know whether what we have heard is true.
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Section 94 (1) (b) of companies act 1956
A company three years after delisting holding 97% of shares passed a resolution in an EGM with a majority for consolidation of residual shares remaining un-tendered after delisting and at the same time offered an x amount to the residual share holders and compulsorily/Involuntarily withdrew the shares from the Demat accounts of residual shareholders and credited an equivalent amount in their savings bank accounts linked to the demat account without a court sanction as section 94 (1) (b) of companies act,1956 for consolidation does not require a court sanction,whether this involuntary withdrawal of shares from demat account is fair in law?Is it not an intrusion on Ownership of demat account holder?as it is a reduction in share capital under section 100 of companies act,1956 which requires a court sanction.can some body quote a case law for such a precedent?