Suraj
23 January 2014 at 18:41
Complete facts are as follows: -
i). agreement between service provider and contractor.
ii). service provider is based in India.
iii). contractor is based in UAE.
iv). governing law - UAE.
v). Services hv already been provided to the contractor but the contractor has not paid the monies due and payable to the service provider.
Query: -
Other than dispute resolution by way of arbitration and jurisdiction, is there any other mode or mechanism by which the service provider can obtain recovery of his unpaid dues?
Gorthi
23 January 2014 at 18:32
Dear All,
Please confirm the following calculations for Gratuity is correct or not.
Last Drawn salary /26 * 15* Number of Years in service.
I am sure it was correct till Oct'12 however there is amendment to Gratuity Act in Nov'12 by changing the 15 days to 30 days but not sure date of effect and status for FY 2013-14.
Appreciated for your earlier reply.
sanjeev kumar
23 January 2014 at 17:56
D/Fellows,
The High Court has granted me bail after 3 months 8 days custody.I have been convicted for 1 year in 498A by session court.The HC has granted me bail on the condition to pay arrear maintenance within two weeks.Now my appeal has been admitted and is pending in the HC.
If I do not pay the money , can HC again send me behind the bars.? As per Law is there any period limit after which the HC will have to grant me bail.If I have to remain in Jail for full term ie for one year then what will be the meaning of my appeal that is pending in the HC.? Kindly clarify?
with best regards
498A sufferer
Suraj
23 January 2014 at 17:35
Agreement between an Indian entity ("service provider") and a
Dubai based company ("contractor"), where the governing law is Dubai.
In view of the above agreement, we have the following queries: -
1). How can the service provider recover its unpaid fees for services provided to the contractor both (i.e.) through litigation and otherwise.
2). How can the service provider deal with ipr and indemnity claims, considering dubai as the place of jurisdiction?
raghavendra
23 January 2014 at 17:00
Hi everybody i am raghavendra CA from bellary and i am recently cleared my CA.i want to change my present signature to new one can any one please help me what is the legal procedure to change the signature
Rajiv Kaicker
23 January 2014 at 16:50
Is there an overlap of Section 185 0f the Companies Act,2013 and Section 372A of the Companies Act,1956? What is present status?
Mangesh
23 January 2014 at 16:22
Dear Experts,
I had work with one fertilizers company as a Accountant, while joining service company made service agreement which includes after resignation you will not work in similar company at least 5 years. Company force me to give me resignation and now i am getting job in fertilizer company but first company issue letter me that i have not do work in similar company at least five year. please suggest what can i do. As any company hire employee who has a experienced in similar company,
Thanks in advance
abhishek asirvatham
23 January 2014 at 15:41
hi sir
my uncle stayed in a corporation house.and then he gave that house and borrowed a sum of rs 200000.as a debt they dint write any documen.but they just wrote in a document that he has borrowed a sum of amount as a debt so he gave it like a leese for two years .after that he had some problems so he was not able to recover it .and that person also stayed there for more than two year for about five years .but now when weask for our home he is not giving it he says that he needs 800000 for that home .but the house is in my uncles name ,even the ration card and eb bill are in my uncles name.and he also threatens us that he would sue us to tthe court .and the document that he has also declarehe house has t that to be returned after giving the amount of 200000.what should we do now to save our house
kumar
23 January 2014 at 15:17
Is it good idea to give a public notice advertisement even if it is a self acquired.
How will this procedure safe guard the interest of purchaser.
If the purchaser is buying the property through a natiionalised bank loan, is the advertisement essential?
Please do advice me. Appriciate your great help.
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Will/probate
MOTHER IS THE SOLE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY(FLAT) IN CHS. SON AND DAUGHTER ARE THE ONLY TWO LEGAL HEIRS.
OPTION 1:MOTHER DOES NOT LEAVE A WILL
GIVES A NOMINATION IN SOCIETY IN SOLE NAME OF SON. AFTER MOTHER'S DEATH,SON DOES NOT WANT THE PROPERTY. CAN HE GIVE IT TO HIS SISTER. WILL THE SOCIETY OBJECT TO IT.
OPTION 2: MOTHER WILLS THE PROPERTY IN FAVOR OF DAUGHTER BUT GIVES A NOMINATION IN SOCIETY IN SOLE NAME OF SON. AFTER MOTHER'S DEATH, SON DOES NOT WANT THE PROPERTY. WILL THE SOCIETY OBJECT TO IT.
BOTH DAUGHTER AND SON ARE WELL OFF AND HAVE A VERY GOOD UNDERSTANDING. THEY DON'T WANT TO SPEND MONEY ON PROBATING THE WILL OR RELINQUISHMENT DEED AS IT IS QUIET COSTLY.