Rashmi
12 February 2014 at 15:55
Hi all,
Background : A certain company had entered into a Agreement of Sale for purchase of agricultural land upon conversion and had also obtained Power of Attorney (with consideration) in this regard. Now the company had sold the lands to an agriculturist, so that he can get the lands converted and sell the same to the company. In this regard, We are writing a letter from the land owner (having purchased the land from the company itself) to the company offering the lands for sale (Right to First Offer )upon obtaining conversion of the land for non-agricultural purposes and subsequently, giving a right to use the land pending conversion for its Project.
Can you please give me a draft letter for the aforesaid contents.
Thanks & Regards in advance.
Anit Kumar
12 February 2014 at 15:40
We purchase fully constructed commercial Property, we are liable to pay service tax
MAHENDRA
12 February 2014 at 15:37
Hello Sir,
My father had Work more than 15 years (Around 1980-1985) With his Brother in Mumbai and staying with them. Because of dispute between them they did non paid any profit or any amount. during that period only basic living expenses given. there was no partnership aggrement between them.
Please suggest me what to do now.
ASHOK YADAV
12 February 2014 at 15:34
Subject Property No. 1 (Inherited by my Father)
My father (belong to Hindu religion) having two sons and one daughter has inherited certain immovable property (agricultural and residential) property in Haryana. However his one married son (my brother) died in the year June 1994 and born one daughter in December 1994 after his death. His widow has settled as live in relationship with my cousin brother and daughter was also living with them. Daughter has attained the age of majority and also married now.
In the year 2007 my father has transferred the aforesaid inherited immovable property in the name of remaining Son and Daughter by way of release deed (degree) in equal share.
Subject Property No. 2 (Not inherited and purchased by my Mother in her name)
Further my mother has purchased certain immovable property in her name from her own sources of income before the death of his son as above. The said property was not inherited by my mother and purchased from her own source of income.
In the year 2010, my mother transferred by way of gift deed the aforesaid immovable property in favour of his grand sons in equal share.
In view of above facts my querry is as below:
1. What is the legal share of daughter in subject property No. 1 born from my deceased brother who is also now married.
2. What is the legal share of daughter in subject property No. 2 born from my deceased brother who is also now married.
3. My Father and mother are still alive.
4. Can daughter also claim her born and brought up and also marriage expenses from his grandfather.
5. Also give reference of relevant applicable laws and Section, Rule etc thereof.
Rajesh Suthar
12 February 2014 at 15:18
Dear Sir,
I am Rajesh from Mumbai staying at andheri & my wife is from Ahmadabad. Since from October 10th 2011 she has gone to her home after calling her mother from Ahmadabad & after 1 year she put case against me for bharan poshan against act of 125. As we tried lots to bring her back done lot of meetings but now from last 1 & half year she is refusing to come back in Mumbai in front of Judge in family court at Ahmadabad. So can I take divorce now as I had 2 small kids which are with her only & I had not seen them from last 2 & half years at all. As we were not having any quarrel nothing only she doubt on me that I am having affairs with all girls that it.Due to this I had lost my business clients today & don`t have my business so much due to which my income is zero today. Please advice.
Darshan
12 February 2014 at 14:38
Dear Sir / Madam,
I have given my shop in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra on rent for 3 yrs. Min lock in period was for 6 months. The registration of the agreement was not done but the police clearence was done.
I got my deposit by cheque and 1st month rent by cash and received the remaining 10 months rental cheques for the 1st year.
Its been 5 months now and all the cheques given have bounced.
The tenant does not take my calls, sometimes he answers my calls but fails to keep the promise of meeting me, whenever i go to the shop it is closed. He used to boast of knowing the local policemen in that area.
How can i get around this mess?
Sunita Jangam
12 February 2014 at 13:37
I have sanad, but i don't practice anywhere. I want to do llm for lectureship. So, Is sanad required for lectureship?
But I don't want to practice.
Kamlesh Mehta
12 February 2014 at 13:20
Dear Sir,
Our society had undergone redevelopment and we have got possession in October 2012. We are awaiting original documents from developer, kindly let us know the list of original documents that we are supposed to collect from developers.
Thanks
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