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santosh kumar   12 March 2014 at 11:56

Salary matter

d/sir,
this is santosh kumar, I have worked for the period of 1.9.13 to 31.12.13 in a pvt ltd company. there are some service obligation that is mentioned below.

on 03.01.14 I sent the mail for leave for 10 days that had not been granted by company .but I was absent in this period as my leave was not granted.
After returning I put my resignation letter due to medical problem as I was not able to continue .
when I ask the dec 14 salary they denied and said that I have to pay the two month salary as per service obligation.

service obligation
point no -b .if you absent yourself without sanctioned leave or remain
absent beyond the period of leave orginally or subsequently extended
,you shall be considered as having voluntarily terminated your
employment withou giving notice ,unless you.
1) return to work with in eight days of the commencement of such absence.
2) give an explanation to the satisfaction of the mannagement
regarding such absence

so i have been terminated by norms and i am receivable the salary
As i have taken the leave on 02/01/14 to 13/01/14 which was not
granted by managment (unathoriesed leave).
for my working period 1st dec to 31st dec 13.


Shivakumar   12 March 2014 at 11:52

Arbitration

I have signed a compromise petition dran by both the parties.whic has been awarded by retired high court judge.I want to wether it can be challeged or not.The award was passed on 27-9-2009.

rbishal   12 March 2014 at 11:29

Married daughter's right to share in property

thanks to all for your sugesstion, please also consider following and suggest
1. what if parents dont wish to give their property to daughter?
my grandparents never liked my aunt after her marriage because of her greedy nature and selfishness and the intention of my grandparents during there lifetime is clear from their acts, deed and will made by grandfather and last desire written and signed by grandmother on plain piece of paper, that they have given share in property as desired and think fit, by way of dowry, gifts and money to daughter then,
A. HOW CAN SHE DEMAND SHARE IN PROPERTY?
B. IS THIS FAIR THAT DAUGHTER ON MARRIAGE GET JEWLLERY, DOWRY, CASH GIFT ETC AND PLUS SHE DEMAND EQUAL RIGHT IN PROPERTY AND SON WHO SERVED HIS WHOLE LIFE WITH PARENTS GET ONLY SHARE IN PROPERTY?
my grandparents borrowed several private loans for the marriage and dowry payment of my aunt, which was repaid by my father.
IN GENERAL, AS PER HINDU LAW DAUGHTER CEASES TO BE MEMBER OF HINDU FAMILY ONCE SHE GET MARRIED AND BECOME MEMBER OF THE FAMILY IN WHICH SHE GOT MARRIED.
i searched on this topic here on LCI and found that parents can give there property to any one as they desire and i too belive that one can give their hard earned property to his son or daughter or give nothing and donate it to any 3rd party.
2. WHAT ARE THE INGREDIENTS OF WILL MADE ON PLAIN PIECE OF PAPER? AFTER SIGNING, WHAT TO DO TO MAKE IT LEGALLY EFFECTIVE?
my grandmother just wrote her desire and signed it and handed over it to my father to show it to my aunt that she (grandmother) dont want to give anything more now
it was just written and signed but does not include any witness or legal stamp, because my grandmother wrote and signed it just for informing my aunt about her desire as she stay in native village and my grand parent dont visit there because of ill health and nature of my aunt. before she could make her will she died of sudden first and last major heart attack.
GRANDFATHER'S WILL IS MADE BY ADVOCATE DULY SIGNED BY FAMILY DOCTOR AND GRAND MOTHER AS WITNESS, ONLY GRANDMOTHER'S WILL-SIGNED PLAIN PAPER IS IN QUESTION FOR IT LEGAL EFFECTIVENESS.

Shivakumar   12 March 2014 at 10:58

Compromise arbitration

The awarded compromise arbitration can be appealed in the court of law. If at which court

Member (Account Deleted)   12 March 2014 at 10:58

Property

Q)in continuation of the above cited query if any shareholder sell his respective share and purchase another house or property what will be the status of that purchased property in the eyes of law? self acqired or ancestral can coming generation claim on the pretext that new property have been purchased by selling old property?

sonal   12 March 2014 at 10:19

Very urgent precise help require

hello guests,

i am working in pvt bank.where there is 90 days notice period and also a clause u cant join within six months any compititor bank.
i got call from very gud financial institution but bak not leaving me..what can i do? is restrictive clause on post termination valid under section 27 of indian contract act? wht remedy i have? pls help me judgemnts..I am begging all of guests..thanks

babu hari kumar   12 March 2014 at 10:12

Standing order

Dear respected sir/medam
I harikumar working in a company being office bearer plz clarify my doubt
Can one corparte industry can how many cetified standing orders

plz help me

SAMRAT GHOSH   12 March 2014 at 10:05

Want to buy 6 bigha tribal land for factory in west bengal

SIR,WANT TO BUY TRIBAL LAND BESIDE MY OWN LAND FOR SETTING UP A FACTORY.SO HOW CAN I PURCHASE IT?CAN I BUY IT IN MY PVT LTD. NAME?SIR PLEASE SUGGEST ME IN MY EMAIL ID (GHOSHSAMRAT18@YAHOO.COM)

Annu   12 March 2014 at 08:36

Obtaining copy of conveyance deed.

sir how can i obtain the copy of a registered sale deed?
The property has been sold in 2009(i was not a party to this sale deed because this flat was in the share of Landowner, whereas i am a developer) but i need its copy as i need to check certain clauses of it.

Nitin Vaghani   12 March 2014 at 07:51

Ncr u/s 507

Dear Sirs,

What is the use of NCR registered u/s 507 and is it advisable to proceed further u/s 155 of CrPC against the accused if it is his first offense and if he is staying out of india for one more year?

Please Reply.

Thanks in advance.