Chiranjeev Lamba
26 December 2013 at 22:39
Hi All,
I have one query regarding the DV act. My wife file DV act against me, my mother and my brother. But before receiving the summon my mother also file one Dv act on me and my wife. I am not residing with my Mother, but my wife resides on very same place.
My main concern is that is she get the residence relief as property is on mother name and she is the registered owner of that property. I also file the Section 9 on her.
Please help as i am feeling very frustrated.
Thanks
CS
Partha sarthi BHATTACHARYA
26 December 2013 at 22:10
I have been married for last 6 years, one of my daughters is mentally challanged,, my wife is a pessimist and very often talks about committing suicide, i many times think if she does so, i'll be the first one to be booked under dowry law, although i am a very generous man and have not taken even a single penny and always taken care and supported my wife in every way possible, i just want to ask that can i take any precautionary step i.e. any complains etc. about the sucidal tendancies of my wife so that in case of any mishap i may have some evidence to save myself
Nushi
26 December 2013 at 22:00
Hi,
What is the procedure of Registration of Trust Deed in Delhi, how many members are needed, what all documents, how many sets of docs etc and how much time will it take?
Thank you :)
Wish u'll a very happy new year :)
ts
26 December 2013 at 21:52
Hello,
In case of refusal of rent by a landlord as per the DRC Act the tenant can deposit the rent in Delhi on the following basis -
Sec.26 of the Act -
Receipt to be given for rent paid. –
(1) Every tenant shall pay rent within the time fixed by contract or in the absence of such contract, by the fifteenth day of the month next following the month for which it is payable [and where any default occurs in the payment of rent, the tenant shall be liable to pay simple interest at the rate of fifteen per cent. per annum from the date on which such payment of rent is due to the date on which it is paid]
Provided that it shall be open to the tenant to remit the rent to his landlords by postal money order.]
I tried to send the rent by Money Order a few times but when i could not i deposited the rent in the court which i was allowed and the case continued.
My queries-
a) Is the method of depositing the rent by Money Order enough as per DRC Act. Did i do any wrong if I did not go to the Landlord to deposit the rent in person or send a Notice to the Landlord before depositing the rent in the court.
Thanks...
Deval
26 December 2013 at 21:13
Respected Sirs,
Whether an owner of the land (whose land was, earlier, acquired by the govt. for some public purpose, but later on it was declared to be handed back), can enter into an agreement to sale it. Also whether he can proceed with sale of such land ( the possession of which he is still to receive ) by preparing 'banakhat'. And if yes, it would be kind of you, if you could let me know, what important points should be covered while drafting a banakhat in such matter.
Thanking you.
Vinit
26 December 2013 at 20:53
Hi,
I have a pagadi system flat in thane since 20 years.
now we need to sell that flat and hence owner of building is asking for 40% of profit.
Is this demand right?
farook armaan
26 December 2013 at 20:19
Respected Sir,
i just wanna know, what can happens if someone gives a cheque signed "UNDER PROTEST"
please advice.
Vijay Dattatraya
26 December 2013 at 19:53
Hi,
I have sent my PF Forms to the previous employer but employer does not have any intentions for submitting it at PF Office.Employer is not responding after several reminders?Please suggest?
Rgds
Vijay
deepak
26 December 2013 at 19:50
A few days ago i have resigned from a psu bank on account of selection in sbi as an officer.on the time of interview in sbi i have taken noc from my previous bank,but at the time of medical examination(after finally selection) in sbi i had not any noc.I hv resigned from my previous employer 15 days back and will join sbi next month.
so,is it ok?
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Pension rules
Sir,
"A" married with a lady "B", whose husband was alive. "A" entered "B"'s name in his service record also.
Later due to bad character of "B", "A" left "B". "B" filed 125 against "A". Court refused to grant maintenance as her husband was alive while marriage with "A".
Now "A" Married with "C".
But "C"'s name is not in service record. after the death of "A". Asam Rifles is paying family pension to "B".
"C" applied for pension refering the judgment of court, but Asam Rifles is refusing to pay to "C" as her name is not enrolled in record.
Please refer concern rules I have filed declaratory suit on behalf of "C" for declaring her legal wife of "A" Asam Rifles is a party which is stick on it's version.