abcd
26 February 2015 at 09:56
Hello,
I had resigned in my current company in Dec. 2014 and I have to serve notice period of 3 months.
Now that is after 2 months, HR has replied that my resignation is not accepted.
I am serving the notice period of 3 months and I have bond of 3 years which states that if I am leaving my company before 3 years, I have to pat certain amount.
In my resignation letter, I had mentioned that I am ready to pay bond amount.
When I had one to one discussion with HR, he said he cant relieve be as I have signed a bond and if I leave he wont give a relieving letter.
Please let me know what should I reply to HR.
HR did not accept the resignation just as a reason not to give me a reliving letter in future if I take legal action????
From my side, I am going by rules. Actually no notice period was mentioned on my offer letter, still I am serving 3 months and also ready to pay bond.
Please help me on this matter.
Thank you
craj
26 February 2015 at 09:43
I have an house in Tumkur (district head quarters), which is 2 hour drive from Bangalore. My brother has been living with my parents in my house, which was given to me when my father divided the family properties. However, the house is still in my brother’s name, because when it was constructed he registered in his name. My brother’s house was rented and he has been collecting his rent. I am living abroad. He was paying the property tax of my house every year until 2008. Now, I am in India and went to Sub-registrar’s and Muncipal offices to change the Khata registration from my brother’s name to my name. They told me that my brother has not paid the tax since 2008 and before I get the Khata transfered to my name, I have to pay the back taxes and survey of the house has to be done. My question is the following: The survey number, area of the house, and all the details of the property are in the release deed as well as partition deed. I will pay the back taxes, but why are they asking for surveying the house?
craj
26 February 2015 at 09:12
My father has 2 sons and 5 daughters. I am the younger son. In February 2005, my father divided the property of 6 houses and 9 acres of land. My father took 2 houses where my parents live, 2 houses for me, and 2 houses for my elder brother. My father also took 3 acres of land, 3 acres to me and 3 acres to my brother. The Release Deed (Khulasa Patra in Kannada) was signed by my brother and my father indicating that they have no rights in my property (3 houses and 3 acres of land). As per Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005, “the daughter by birth shall become a coparcener in her own right in the same manner as a son. Nothing contained in amended Section shall apply to a partition, which has been effected before the 20th day of December 2004.” My question is the following: Since the partition was done and Release Deed was signed and registered in the sub-registrar’s office in February 2005, can my 5 sisters claim for my father’s property? Can they go after my brother’s and my property also? Thanks.
Anonymous
26 February 2015 at 08:04
Dear sir
How and under what terms can a German national on a frequent 6 month tourist visa open a savings account in indian banks? Also, what will be the taxation issues if he or she transfers money from his/her German bank to indian bank account? Pl advise.
Harsh
26 February 2015 at 02:22
If Compensation is awarded to Claimnt or applicant by MACT in Pune. And insurance without giving claim went for appeal in high court. In that case what will be consequence.If Appeal dismissed offcourse it will not change anything from previous order.
if Appeal admitted then what are possibilities. And answer below
1)Already Applicant getting judgment after 5 years and still high court can not give reasonable amount to claimnt though appeal is admitted?
2) And if Appeal is admitted when final decision happens in how many years? Here i want to ask specifically if appeal admiited then what will be next case satges till its disposal or does it happen when appeal admitted it disposed off simultanouslly?
Greetings to all
If Insurance company in motor accident compensation judgment went to high court for Appeal after judgment in MACT district level court. Or In any civil case if any party goes to high court in appeal.
1)Then how Case cycle moves in high court,Maharashtra?
2) What are diffrent case status till final disposal?
3) If appeal admitted what happens next? In many cases i seen status admitted for 3years or more, so when final Decision or disposal happen? and what are stages from admitted stage to final disposal?
Or does Admitted means case is over?
Satyan manuja
26 February 2015 at 00:24
My mother and my wife are co owner in the property(shop) and the same was leased out 4 years back but the tenent is not paying the rent for said shop regularly and not paying the electricity charges. On jan 2015 he paid through cheque the rent amount of pending six monts i.e, july 2014 to dec 2014 and after that he is not paying the rent regularly. this is not the first time he always paying the the rent of 5/6 months after its due. He also not paying the electricity bills as per sub meter and 2/3 days some person told me that he is taking the electricity supply directly. I have only the agreement 4 years back and after that he is not renew the agreement. Kindly guide what to do in this matter.
Dear sir,
In case a trust has not got registered itself though it has deducted WCT of substantial amount moreover has not deposited with the government yet since last 2 years. what kind of remedy is available in such matters.
Thanks
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Now, I have moved one application in the Court at Noida for setting aside the award under Sec. 34 of the Arbitration Act. Court asked to dismiss the application as the Award was passed in New Delhi and only the Courts at Delhi have the jurisdiction to set aside the award.
What is the correct legal position and is there any case law in support of our contention.
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Hi! Sir,
If I want to conduct Scholarship Exams in schools, what do i require a legal document to procedure.
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