sachin agarwal
28 October 2013 at 22:06
whether the EPFAT has power to decide the review petition of its own order
if yes how can we get the relief from the court
and
where the Tribunal has power for the same
please give me the detail of the provisions if any and the apex decisions if any
Pardeep Kumar
28 October 2013 at 21:32
R/sir,
I want know the complete procedure to establish /register a law firm in India.
Ranjeet Singh chauhan
28 October 2013 at 21:14
Hi Law intellectuals,
I am really previledge to address this concern with MY LAW FAMILY.
one of my friend was working with one company based in gurgaon. He was earning Rs. 20000/-. Recently he switched to other company and his resigantion was confirmed by his previos employer. As my friend did not wish to serve the notice period so he decided to pay the arrears to the previous company.
He was under an impression on below given counts.
1. Company would ask him for 1 month notice period.
2. Company would ask him to pay basic of his salary, if he wish to buy the notice period.
To his surprise company asked him to pay 2 months gross salary which is Rs. 40000/-
Now, he is in great pain and want assistance on following given queries.
1. Does the notice period of 2 months is what employee has to service as per HARYANA LAW.
2. Does employee has to pay the gross salary and not the basic of his monthy salary.
Request you all to please assist in the above query with reference to relevent provision of Laws prevailing in State of Haryana.
Thanks & Regards,
Vishal Nagar
9213284009
Balachandra
28 October 2013 at 20:43
This is related to my sister & her children property-share related.
My sister had two children (Age:11 & 8 years resp.) and she is a widower. My brother-in-law was expired 4 years ago. After his death, my sister left his husband’s house (Joint family) and has been staying in a separate rented house in my native along with her children. She is bread earner for her children and she is doing tailoring work at home.
There was no financial support from my brother-in-law’s family. My brother-in-law had one elder brother, 2-elder sisters and mother (His father was left the home –before my sister’s marriage due to unknown reasons). My brother-in-law and his elder brother along with their mother were lived in one house. This house is in the name of my brother-in-law’s mother. My brother-in-law’s sisters have been residing in other city.
Now, my brother-in-law’s mother is saying that his elder son got loss in his business and suffering with lot of credits/loans. Hence, she wanted to sell the house (property). She will be giving some minimal share for my sister’s children and rest to her (1) elder son & wife, Since, they didn’t have any children (2) elder daughter- since, she has two grown up children (3) younger daughter-since, she is also a widower with two grown up children (4) herself- since, she has no another income.
My brother-in-law had incurred my sister’s cash to build some portion of above said house (property). Presently, my sister & her children reside in rented house. My sister and her children have been suffering with severe disease and struggling physically and as well as mentally.
Please let me know, Is there any rule that the property shall be distributed to all the family members? If yes, let me know, What shall be the share to my Sister and her children as a matter of right? However, my sister wishes that she wants to retain her property, which she might get, so as to give her children, when they become adults for their education / marriage. Being her brother & well wisher, I wanted to support her in this regard. Please suggest/ advice legally how to proceed in this matter.
D Chavan
28 October 2013 at 20:19
In our society Mr. X nominated his son Y. On the death of Mr.X the flat is transferred in the name of Mr.Y (nominee) after completing all the formalities as per Bye-Laws.
The Electricity Bill is in the name of Mr. X. Since the bill is getting very high Mr. Y the nominee wants to get it transferred in his name.
Mr Y has submitted a letter stating that he is member of the society and wants society's NOC for transfer of Electricity Bill in his name . He also says that he is aware of the fact that he is not the owner of the property. Now I want to know whether society can issue such NOC? or can issue maintenance bill in his name if he is requesting for ?
VINAY DEVASTHALI
28 October 2013 at 20:00
Dear Sir, i have purchsed flat, in 2006, at the time of registration i have mentioned my wife name as SAAKHI (this name i have given to her at the time of marrie, as per hindu sansrikiti we change our wife name, but i dont have any legal documents to show this )but all record PAN card / aadhar card are with old name we have, only voting card she have is with my name that is after marrige name. Now i want to change her name from SAAKSHI to SANGEETA, which we have everywere (PAN / VOTING / BANK), please advsie what are the requirements and any form / affidivait i need to make here.
DINAKARAN
28 October 2013 at 19:03
Respected Experts,
One of my Friends is wanted to open a ladies hostel in chennai. Pls guide us what are the legal formalities to be full filled?
Thanks & Regards
J.Dinakaran
Cell : 9444151658
Mail : dina.advocate@gmail.com
curious123
28 October 2013 at 18:06
Hi,
My sister has been living at my place for the past 7 months. I worte about this issue in the pas as well. She was not treated well at her in-lawas house. After waiting for 7 months and trying to sort out the matter, when things did not change, we decided to file a case in the district court(CJM court). We wrote all the hardships she had went through at the in-lawas house and also, asked for monthly maintenace from her husband.
Now we have reeived a summon from the family court of their town(her in-laws are in Nasik and we are in uttarakhand), asking her to be present at the court on November 27. They have made false statements in the notice like - We tried to contact her, we were going to fetch her, when the summon came, etc.
How do I take care of this situation. Please suggest if we have to abide by the family court's decision to go to Nasik, especially when my sister is unemployed and the journey takes at least 4 days from uttarakahnt to Nasik. She has no money, and my father is old and ill right now. And i am busy with my job.
Regards!
Siddharth Kamble
28 October 2013 at 18:02
Dear Sir,
I am going to make Franking of Deed Agreement between to Parties A & B contained A Party giving Money Rs,55,00,000/- to B Party
for Film Produce
Pl let me How much percentage i need to pay for Franking Dept.
some one said 0.5% Percent but need confirmation.
Thanks
Siddharth
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Mutual consent divorce
whether the competent court has power to decide the second motion of the mutual consent divorce petition if both the parties are agreed
whether the parties may file the same petition before one year
please give the provisions and apex judgments