Charan singh
07 March 2014 at 19:47
sir my father have one ration card in uttar pradesh in which my name exist and also have a ration cad in uttrakhand ,in it my name also exist . sir is it a offense , if it how can i remove my name from ration card of uttrakhand?
sk..........
07 March 2014 at 19:41
In civi suit along evidence pw-1 i have to file documents pl. advice u/o rule section to file the documents which i have not filed along palint.
Shankar
07 March 2014 at 19:32
Dear Sir,
My Grandmother[ mother's mother] gifted her house[ self earned] to my mother and me[grand son] and it was registered.and then she cancelled the gift deed and then made the sale deed to his son in law. so we filed a case agaist the sale deed. now my question is ,
a. whether gift deed can be made to grand children? it is valid ?[daughters son]
b. How strong is our side aginst sale deed?
lakshman
07 March 2014 at 18:50
what are the precautions that should be taken for anticipatory bail. if we get the bail petition,how far is it works? is the individual seeking the ab should attend the court? what if he was arrested while attending the court? plz guide
chandrakant saxena
07 March 2014 at 17:28
Around year 1995, approx. 900 flats complex was built for Senior Citizens in Greater Noida, UP. The land was obtained from the Authority on a highly discounted price. The lease agreement is signed between the Builder and the Authority. Very lucrative advertisements were given by the buyer and the buyers were provided with a detailed brochure certifying lot of facilities. Going through the brochure, everyone got interest and the flats sold like hot cakes within a few years.
Few years passed, there were no talk of registration of flats. Suddenly, residents came to know that though the flats were given possession of their flats, there were no facilities, even the given facilities like power back up were withdrawn and the total funds were transferred by the builder to his other bank accounts. Residents filed a court case. The Society registration was cancelled. Again the builder got the registration cleared. Many years passed, neither the Govt, nor the Authority is interested in getting the flats registered. Residents also came to know that the builder expired due to illness. A delegation of residents met Vice Chairman of the Authority, who turned them out, saying he does not identify them being not a party to the lease agreement, which was between the Authority and the Builder.
Commercially, sales purchase of these flats continues under power of attorney and other fictitious documents. All residents have the possession letter given on the letter head of the builder.
Can someone inform the legality of the residents? Is it not the duty of the Authority to register each and every flat of the Society, being in the area of the Authority, land given by the Authority and since the Builder has died. Is it possible that on any day the Authority can vacate the premises due to non-registration of the flats. Can anybody suggest a legal solution to this problem. The residents are mostly senior citizens, many original allotees have expired.
Is is advisable to file a PIL in any higher court.
vicky arora
07 March 2014 at 15:48
Case no. A.
Suppose, a company name xyz private ltd. (principal employer) entered into a service agreement with bcd private ltd.(contractor). In which bcd private ltd. is appointed as contractor for providing the following services (for e.g. supply of staff who will work as cook, office boy, peon and security guard at principal employer’s offices which are located at Haryana, Delhi, Noida, Ahmedabad & Bangalore). Total no. of staff is 53 who will work at principal employer’s offices (ie. Haryana branch office -35 employees, Delhi registered office -5 employees, Noida’s branch office -8 employees, Ahmedabad branch office- 3 employees & Bangalore branch office – 2 employees). Total no. of staff working with bcd private ltd. is 456. The principal employer & contractor are registered under “The Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act”, PF & ESIC and Shop & Establishment Act. The principal employer has a registered office at Delhi. The Contractor has a registered office at Gurgaon, Haryana.
Q.1. Whether contractor is liable to follow Minimum wage notification issued by Haryana State Government where it has registered office or Minimum wage notification issued by Haryana, Delhi, UP, Gujarat & Karnataka State Governments respectively where the principal employer has registered office and branch offices? (Moreover, contractor is registered under PF & ESIC have centralized registration no.).
Q2. Whether contractor is liable to maintain centralized or employer branch-wise- register of deductions, fines, advances, overtime & workmen etc.?
Case no. B (ref. to above case)
Xyz private ltd. (principal employer) is entered into another service agreement with def private ltd. (contractor). In which def private ltd. is appointed as contractor for providing the following service (for e.g. supply of staff who will work as security guard at principal employer’s office which is located at Delhi. Total no. of staff is 3 who will work at principal employer’s office (i.e. Delhi’s office). Total no. of staff working with def private ltd. is 44. The principal employer is registered under “The Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act”, PF & ESIC and Shop & Establishment Act. The contactor is registered under PF & ESIC. The principal employer & Contractor have a registered office at Delhi.
Q.1. Whether contractor is liable to follow Minimum wage notification issued by Delhi State Government where it has registered office even if employees are deployed at principal office is / are less than 20?
Q2. Whether contractor is liable to registered under The Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act & Shop & Establishment Act even if no. of employee deployed at principal office is less than 20?
Q3. Whether contractor is liable to maintain register of deductions, fines, advances, overtime & workmen etc. or not?
Chitra
07 March 2014 at 14:31
I purchased a vacant plot at Thanjavur (Tamilnadu) which falls under village panchayat area. To avoid any hassles later, I involved a public bank to do all verifications (legal , technical) to grant me loan for purchase. After the due diligence was completed by bank, they granted me loan and I finally purchased the plot. However when I approached the Village Panchayat Head to take his signature on Construction Plan Approval, he has denied to sign stating its an "unapproved layout". I am clueless if its really unapproved plot or he's denying signature due to some personal reasons. I needed his signature on construction plan to avail further loan. Unfortunately even I plan to shed all money from my pocket (avoiding the bank loan), still i require his signature to get temporary electricity connection as well. So in all cases, I cannot proceed further until he signs. All requests, recommendations and pleading have not come to my rescue. What is the way to tackle this situation legally? My papers are all in order since the bank otherwise wouldn't have granted the loan but now am stuck.
Please advise ASAP. Thanks a lot in advance.
navaneethakrishnan
07 March 2014 at 13:28
Hi sir, this is Navaneethakrishnan from coimbatore. My original d.o.b is 23.02.1993. But wrongly given to school as 30.07.1992. So since then, my all documents driving license, voter-id, and PAN card) having this D.O.B. Now what i've to do ? And pls let me know the procedure.If there is any problem to say as frank pls send it your valuable advise to my mail id naveen.krishnan72@gmail.com
9965064393
With Anticipation
S.Navaneethakrishnan.
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Hindu undivided property
respected experts,
the property belongs to my grand father after demise of my grandfather my father become the owner of the property at that time i am the minor.
my father alienated the property to the third party.
Q1.MY FATHER HAS ANY RIGHT TO ALIENATE THE PROPERTY TO THIRD PARTY.
Q2.CAN WE APPROACH THE COURT FOR CANCELLATION OF THE SALE DEED WHICH WAS EXECUTED BY MY FATHER AS I AM THE MINOR.
THANK YOU SIR.