Anant Mittal
19 June 2014 at 17:48
Hello Respectful members of the Club.
I am a law student who will be starting his studies this year from GNLU. I need your help and advice on how should I shape up myself for the law college, internships and my goal of getting a job in a good law firm which functions in varied fields of law and provides me with the same opportunity of working on different cases and clients.
Please also suggest me about specialization in law.
Thank You.
Anant Mittal
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
anant139@gmail.com
SANJAY S PATEL
19 June 2014 at 17:21
How to file summary suit ? in Vadodara And which is more effective for the small pvt ltd co. As deftaitannt is Ltd. firm,
Which is more better summary suit or winding up,the suit ?
As time of outstanding had gone upto to more than 6 months.
Rajaramana RV
19 June 2014 at 16:44
Dear Experts,
My friend just got acquitted from his case under section 307 in sessions court.
What we wanted to know whether to whether this case gets now referred to high court. Who has the power to transfer to high court after acquittal. Do the police have to take the permission of victim to appeal to high court.
We are happy with the news but also worried if this case will now go to high court. If it goes to high court, then when will one get acquitted. What normally happens when person is acquitted by sessions court.
Sourabh Chhabra
19 June 2014 at 16:33
Iam from Delhi, we have one ancestral property , My dad have property share of about 23-25% share in the property , there are 3 sons, and the eldest son has the maximum share of about 50-54% as per him.
we have one will of the Grandmother who has distributed the property in such a way that the eldest son gets close 50-54% share and rest two brothers gets the rest equally
The property has 3 floors + one ground floor
Now we dont have possession of our full share of the property however we have possession of the half floor , the eldest son says that until we do motation and free hold the property he would not give us rest of our share.
one yesr ago we have bought a new falt and we started living there , and we have closed our rooms in the house , we go to the house after every 10 days
My father and the 2nd brother dont want to file a case against the elder brother
My Query :
What options I have ?
Can we do motation and free hold and ask for possession afterwards ?
What should be the next logical steps to ensure that our share in the property remains with us and we get full share ?
We think that even if we do motation and free hold of the property he would not give us our share and will ask money as he did in other office property we had
Kalyan
19 June 2014 at 16:32
Dear Sir/Madam,
For Sale deed i have 2 rectification deeds. 1st rectification deed and 2nd rectification deed refers corrections for Sale deed. When i take Encumbrance certificate all 3 deeds are coming in EC document.
while doing 2nd rectification deed, i mentioned only Sale deed document number and needed corrections to it.
Do i need to mention 1st rectification deed number in 2nd rectification document while registering 2nd rectification deed?
Request you to kindly clarify.
CA Shraddha Vora
19 June 2014 at 16:03
Query :
The assessee is builder having various project and the following the Guidance note issued by ICAI for revenue Recognition.
However as per the guidance Note Following is the wording _
“ Further to the conditions in paragraph 5.2 there is a rebuttable presumption that the outcome of a real estate project can be estimated reliably and that revenue should be recognised under the percentage completion method only when the events in (a) to (d) below are completed.
(a) …..
(b) …..
(c) …...
(d) Atleast 10 % of the total revenue as per the agreements of sale or any other legally enforceable documents are realised at the reporting date in respect of each of the contracts and it is reasonable to expect that the parties to such contracts will comply with the payment terms as defined in the contracts. To illustrate – If there are 10 Agreements of sale and 10 % of gross amount is realised in case of 8 agreements, revenue can be recognised with respect to these 8 agreements.
From the above wording point (d) says that agreement of sale need to executed or any other legally enforceable document are realized at the reporting date.
1. Can allotment letter issued to the customer can be said legally enforceable document?
2. If above is yes, then we need to recognize the revenue on the advances received (more then 10%) cases of which sale agreement is not executed?
3. What is market trend used by the builder for the aforesaid cases?
jeevan deshpande
19 June 2014 at 15:56
hon sir/madam,
now a days we may found misuse of sec 354 in our country, bcoz as usual when any law came into force someone will always try to use that power according to her use. pl guide me for sec 354 which things are important. without those things sec 354 can not get applied. or otherwise when 354 is defenced when she is equaly involved in that act. bcoz now a days ladies are equaly participating in day to day business activities, works etc. and keep ambition to achive target or success. Second thing is that how to prove the sex with concent or without concent under sec 354. and what is time limit for register complaint u/s 354. is sec 354 gives equal benefit to male if he want to make complaint against women.
varsha
19 June 2014 at 15:47
I have entered into an agreement with my husband that we will file a petition for divorce by mutual consent...and during the period of 6 months i will withdraw all the allegations against him. we have added a clause that he will deposit alimony amount with the principal judge of family court..
but my doubt is
1)If he remains absent after six months then what will happen to the petition of mutual consent.
2)Can i change the clause of settlement asking them that i will withdraw all the cases after the decree of divorce.
3)can he get back his money after remaining absent for second statement.
Mithilesh Kumar Gupta
19 June 2014 at 15:26
I have taken a flat in Noida on company's lease and stayed for 30 months. Initially, the landlord had taken two month's rent as security deposit (though not in the lease agreement) to be returned on vacating and handing over the flat back to him. The money was paid by a cheque and a receipt was taken from the landlord. Flat was handed over to him on 31.05.2014 but he has not returned the security deposit. He is claiming that there is lot of damage to the flat. Which is actually not. There is only normal wear & tear. Moreover in the handing over/possession letter also he has not mentioned any damage. My query is
1. How to get back the security amount ?
2. Can I approach Consumer Forum, Noida for getting the money back from the landlord ?
Kindly advise.
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Sale of minor's property by guardian/parents
Dear Sir,
I have bought property which was jointly named in 4 family members of which one was minor. I have paid dues in full and sale deed executed by POA by one of the adult member. Can Minor which is now major can challenge the Sale Deed ? What is legal right for buyer who has purchased in good faith.
What is the formalities to be made to avoid such challenge from Minor ?
Please advise