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jatin sharma   25 July 2014 at 11:23

Decision on hsa 2005

Are there any cases which are solved on basis of HSA 2005 amendment of equal right for girl in ancestral property in MP as different states have different provisions


Plz provide me links where i can go through the details of those

natasha sinha   25 July 2014 at 11:11

Please help me legal experts

dear legal expets,i am 15 years younger then my brother after death of my father my old and handicapped mother decided to  me and my husband to take care of her and allwed to stay in the her portion of house( house is built on plots purchased by my parents in the names of my mother and brother).now my elder and greedy brother has started misbehaving to both me and my mother.he do not take responsibility of my mother or house  and keeps shouting and fighting to me and my mother.do not let us meet anyone or recive any lettersplease help me if i go to court for hindu succesion act it will take years to be solved and constant shouting and quarreling is making be go into nervous breakdown.i am eduacated and working women and feel horribly ashamed to be born as female. i wonder why mother havent killed me rather then bringing to this world.despite of fulfullng all my duties towards my mother .i am getting constant verbal and emitional  torture . where is equality for females not even in educated classes we are victim of male greed and domestic violence

DHIRAJ CHANDRAKANT KUMBHAR   25 July 2014 at 10:18

Additional ws and additional evidence

Sir, i m respondent in a Suit, i hv filed my written statment to the suit, now order below Exhibit V is passed, however certain imp documents has not been filed on record by our Advocate though we hv given it him, so i hv to ask you sir that can after passing order below exhibit V we can file additional Ws and additional Evidence and if yes then under which provision of CPC as those evidence n facts are imp in d matter n it is necessary to be brought on record

SAA_Bombay   25 July 2014 at 09:32

Building proposal dept

Sir, We have complaint to Building proposal dept for unauthorised possession of property without getting OC. But it seems that BP is not taking any action. Where to complaint further? who are the higher ups of Building proposal department? We have submitted letter to Dy. Cf Eng (Building proposal) which the highest post in this department. Now what? First we approached BMC, they turned us to BP department.

Rama mohan Acharya   25 July 2014 at 09:12

Applicability of leave encashment for contract labour

We had executed a contract with a contractor in the Month of May. The condition of the contarct is that the contractor is to comply all applicable law. The contrcat labour submitted that they are not paid the leave encashment amount at the closure of the contract. The contractor takes the stand that Leave encashment provision is not applicable to the workers as they had not worked for 240 days in a calender year. The contract was for one year.
The leave encashment amount was taken into account while awarding the work to the contractor. Since the contractor is not able to produce the prrof of payment along with his bill, Finance department is not releasing the Bill. Guidance is sought on : whether calculation of 240 day is also applicable in this case OR it can be calculated for the whole contract period of one year which is spread over in two calender years?
Is there any supreme court jugement guiding this type of situation is available?

Anirban Mukhopadhyay   25 July 2014 at 08:53

Title suit

A title suit for a joint family property of 8 parties is filed by a legal hair(co-sharer) in the year 2012 in lower court. The common ancestor passed away long ago and no will was made by him. What will be the roles of the court and that of the other co-sharers? What are the legal proceedings of this case? Is there any possibility that court may declare that plaintiff is the owner of the whole property? In that case will the court make it mandatory for the plaintiff to give monitory compensation to other co-sharers?
Note:- Plaintiff possesses the property for more than 25 years and maintains the same by himself.

amanpreet singh   25 July 2014 at 07:24

Spe act

I am working with pharma company as a medical representative but company designated me as a territory business manager to keep me away from the shelter of sales promotion employee act and id act. I am performing the duties of medical representative. I am carrying promotional material, no one is reporting to me, I dont have any leave sanction authority, I dont have any right to contract with other party on behalf of management. Sir please clarify me that I am covered under sales promotion employee act or id act? If you have any official document or judgement regarding this matter, please provide the same.please its urgency.

vamsi   25 July 2014 at 07:24

How to make corrections to the registered document?

We purchased the land in the year 2000. At that time the sellers registered their half of the land to us. they constructed a house in their land and sold out to some one. Now when we checked the documents my land is west side of their house. but actually it is south side. we want to make changes to the registered deed but actually the sellers who sold and registered the land are not traceable. did i make any alterations to the registered document with out the sellers who registered the document? please give me a suggestion.

Kartik P. kachhawah   25 July 2014 at 03:55

Law of contract

When dose the indemnifier become liable to pay; after actual damages are suffered by the indemnity holder or as soon as liability to pay arises ? (please do support your answer with SC case laws)

Hitendra Jain   25 July 2014 at 03:03

How to give up right in property

My Grandfather made a House. After my father’s Demise five members remain in family i.e. (1) Grand Father (2) Mother (3) I myself (4) Younger Brother 1 (5) Younger Brother 2
My grandfather wrote a will under which he gave me one third share in the house he made and other assets.
I do not want to take this and give it to my brothers. My grandfather denied to make this by changing or making another will.
My layer told me that I can make this by making a deed of relinquishment on a stamp of Rs. 1,000.00. No further stamp duty required because I am not owner of the property. This deed can be register in collectorate.
He told me that I can revoke this deed at any time after its registration and even if I made such deed my brothers while they will be the owner of the property can give me this property to me via gift / will.
I still have doubt
(1) Because I am not owner of the property and the owner is alive and free to give his property according to his discretion how I can write a relinquishment of title and if I made than what is the legal validity of such deed.
(2) I am living in that house with my family. If I wrote such deed then whether I have to leave the house because I abandoned the right in it.
(3) At this time stamp duty etc. is not required due to I am not owner of the property but whether it will be required to be paid at time of probate of the will.
I do not want to receive anything from the family assets then how I can do it if such relinquishment can not made or not effective.