santosh Pawar
01 October 2014 at 11:43
Sir,
We are three brothers and one sister and have an ancestral agriculture land. Our father expired in June 1999.After the death of our father, our names are mutated on land record of our ancestral property. one of my brother filed a partition suit for the said land in 2004 in which he has not given any share to my sister. Our sister is unmarried. All of us are staying separately after the death of our father. Sir, my question is as per Hindu succession whether my sister is entitled to get equal share in our ancestral property. The partition suit is still pendding in civil court. We are stayin in Pune, Maharashtra.
Chhaya Soni
01 October 2014 at 11:05
Respected Sirs,
If a company fails to pay interest for more than 6 months can a debenture holder file a petition u/s. 117C of companies Act prematurely. The maturity of the debenture is not arrived, but due to non payment of interest and also company being chit fund company, the debenture holder wish to get his principle money with accrued interest back. The section is only for the redemption of matured debenture, however amended act says that even if the default is made in payment of interest, debenture holder ask for the refund of principle and interest which is still not notified. Can anybody provide relevant judgments of CLB, High Court, or Supreme Court also please provide your suggestion on the same.
fm
01 October 2014 at 10:32
had sorted out information from chs about parking issue "how many parking slots allotted to each member /no of members /date of allotment " their lawyer reply is "it amount's to fishing enquiry and can be misused and misled " is this the easiest way not to answer or i have alternate to get the information in black and white . and does i have the right to get answer of these questions as a member
jagdish kumar saraf
01 October 2014 at 10:11
Dear Sir/Madam
Some amendments were introduced in the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1945 in 2008 and among them, one is introduction of section 36 AC in which govt. made certain offences to be cognizable which reads as:
" 36AC. (I) Notwithstanding anything contained in the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973,
-(a) every offence, relating to adulterated or spurious drug and punishable under clauses (a) and (c) of sub-section (1) of section 13, clause (a) of sub-section (2) of section 13, sub-section (3) of section 22, clauses (a) and (c) of section 27, section 28, section 28A, section 28B and sub-sections (1) and (2) of section 30 and other offences relating to adulterated drugs or spurious drugs, shall be cognizable."
I want interpretation of this amendment. I want to know that this amendment is only cases related to spurious or adulterated durgs, or for other offences which are not for spurious or adulterated drugs but are punishable under the above mentioned clauses.
Sameer
01 October 2014 at 09:36
Dear Experts
Kindly suggest how to proceed to recover articles including gifted jewellery (Istridhan) in case of married woman and is she also liable to return the gifts including jewellery received on marriage and other occasions
Balasubramanian
01 October 2014 at 09:11
I travelled along with my wife and son between Bangalore to Kerala by KSRTC Bus.The bus broke down at Tamilnadu at night @3.45 a.m.I was made to travel by and offloaded at Tamilnadu by another KSRTC bus,after 1 hr,which was going towards Tamilnadu and asked to find my own transport to kerala.I have been corresponding to KSRTC,they have not resolved my dispute.I had booked tickets through my netbanking account in mumbai @ Mumbai.KSRTC operates bus services in mumbai,but do not have any branch in mumbai,but have facility for halting and resting for their staff,they have authorised booking agents in mumbai.Can I file a consumer case against KSRTC in mumbai?
Pardeep Kumar
01 October 2014 at 09:03
R/ experites. What is the legal position if A give POW to B which was duly registers before Sub- Registrar and subsequently he cancelled by a notery attested deed.
Thanks
Ramkrishna
01 October 2014 at 06:38
Sir,
I got a share of 6 acres of land as my share from my ancestral property. now if to partition it between my two sons, should we three have equal shares or is there any percentage basis in which we could share as per succession act.
Ramkrishna
01 October 2014 at 06:31
Sir,
Do daughters have the right to ancestral property of the father.
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