ashok k rao
09 May 2014 at 16:51
Sirs,
My daughter's father in law who is a Central Government factory employee in Bangalore along with his second wife, has already taken money from me and now demanding further money to allow my daughter and his son to continue to stay in the ground floor of the house owned by him. I want to send a complaint to his company that he is torturing his daughter in law for money. Since this is a central government owned organisation, will they take any action against him?
regards,
geeta
09 May 2014 at 16:46
My grandpa having land at Maharashtra.He was having 2 daughter and 3 son.all got married. one daughter after marriage, died. but she is having children. and other daughter(my mom) is staying with us in other state.
My grandppa died long back.
All 3 son divided the land among themselves without any information to others.
Some villagers/neighbors informed us that the 3 son has divided land between them is not registered. and they have to give equal portion to both daughter also.
The daughter is having right to claim the portion in that property?
Please suggest for same.
john k
09 May 2014 at 16:21
Hi ..! I want to gift a property in khas land to my brother . For that do i need to execute a sale deed and get it notarised or registered ? Or normally execute in a plain paper/ stamp paper. Would be greatful...!
Reshma K
09 May 2014 at 16:00
Sir,
Let's say we prepare an agreement in Bangalore, in the document we say 'this agreement is made at Bangalore" and send it by email and the other party signs it in Mumbai and sends it back my email. Is that fine? Does it mean that the agreement was made at Bangalore for the purposes of jurisdiction.
Can you throw some light on this and various combinations thereof like both the parites may be not be in Bangalore or Mumbai, though their respective Head offices may be that, but sign from London and Newyork saying that ageement is made in Bangalore. Wil that be fine??
Member (Account Deleted)
09 May 2014 at 15:57
Learned Members:
My matter is coming up for evidence next week. I'm on behalf of the accused. The charges are: Ss. 449, 506 and 323 of the IPC.
Fact is that some altercation and manhandling took place between the accused and the victim who siphoned off Chit Fund Deposit Money. The company fled and when the "deposited" money was asked to be returned by my client-the accused, the situation took an ugly turn. Please give me a few tips on how to conduct the cross-examination, with questions......
Member (Account Deleted)
09 May 2014 at 15:50
Learned Members:
My matter is coming up for evidence next week. I'm on behalf of the accused. The charges are: Ss. 449, 506 and 323 of the IPC.
Fact is that some altercation and manhandling took place between the accused and the victim who allegedly siphoned off Chit Fund Deposit Money. The company fled and when the "deposited" money was asked to be returned by my client-the accused, the situation took an ugly turn. Please give me a few tips on how to conduct the cross-examination, with questions......
Reshma K
09 May 2014 at 15:38
I have another question related.
if there is no stamp paper invovlved, can a commercial document be preated.
For example, can the parties at the end put 8th May 2014 as the date, but at the start of the document say, "that this agreement is made on 1st January 2014. Is that possible. If yes, what is the extent???
Can such documents become admissible by payment of stamp duty with penalty later?
Reshma K
09 May 2014 at 15:35
Dear Sir,
I searched for some case law, did not find.
my question is
1. In Commercial agreements, at the beginning we say " This agreement is made on 02-May-2014", sometimes we put in brackets, Effective Date".
Now my questions is, if at the end, one of the parties sign on 20th May, and second party signs on 25th may, what is the date that needs to be taken as the commencing of agreement.
Also is there a need to put the phrase "Effective Date" at the start of the agreement"
Reshma K
09 May 2014 at 15:29
Sir, We are signing an NDA. My question is
In an NDA, should we say that the term os this NDA is X years, and then should we then again say that the obligation to maintain information confidential is for X years after the termination (end date) of the agreement.
Can you pls help in understand whether NDA needs to have a term, or should it just be the number of years that information should be kept confidential after it is disclosed.
Look forward eagerly to a comprehesnive answer on this. Thanks in advance..
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Hindu succession act
Dear Sir,
I want to clarify a doubt regarding Hindu Succession Act.
I think it has comes into force in 1956.
whether it means all the children (male& female) have the rights to get their share from the deceased father's property who was born on or after 1956 ?
Whether it insist to give any equal share to female member(from the deceased father)who has been married before 1956 ?
Pl confirm based on the law applicable to Tamil Nadu.