Aashish paudel
05 June 2021 at 23:06
What's the difference between being nominated, being elected and being appointed ?
shyam lal
05 June 2021 at 21:03
Along with her mother,brother & sister,the wife signs a MoU of family settlement pertaining to self acquired immovable property of her deceased father,(Intestate) situated within municipal limits (property already muted in fathers name) ,as fate could have it ,the wife passes away.
Query under which specific/act of law the husband can claim his wife's legal share of the property as per the signed MoU.in his own name.
jknksk143
05 June 2021 at 15:23
Dear Sir,
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We are looking for a years of experienced expertise to guide us in the perspective of legalities in our businesses.
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Anonymous
04 June 2021 at 22:58
A will deed of three pages written in 2000 in favour of last son, testator ( no more - passed away in 2006) signed on all pages, where as witnesses signed on last page only. The will not registered, no letter of administration taken, no court probate taken. Is this will valid? One of the properties listed in the will sold by living wife of the testator who signed the sale deed. Is this sale deed valid? Can it be made null and void? The testator does not have full legal right ( marketable) on one of the properties ( sada binami ) listed in the will. Based on all these facts, is it possible to make the will null and void if contested by other legal heirs who are not aware of the will so long. One more imp. point out of 3 witnesses one witness is elder brother of beneficiary.
Thanking you all,
Boghe- hindu
Anonymous
04 June 2021 at 19:32
Madam/Sir,
I am a housewife from Ooty and my husband is working as a driver in a tea estate. I have two daughters. One is studying in the private school under the RTE scheme (free education from class 1) and the other daughter is studying by fees (paid by sponsors). When they are in class IV, the school had stopped the free education scheme for reasons unknown. I had paid a total of 22,100 for each child for class V but I couldn't able to pay more (i.e., 14000 each) by December 2020. So no class was attended by my daughters. The school denied entry to attend the classes (online classes). We decided to change the school for the next class where school fees are nominal and affordable. The nearby school we took the admission for my children (five thousand each for children per year). Now the previous school is denying to issue the Transfer Certificate and asking us to pay Rs. 28,000/-. I don't know what to do amidst this lockdown. Already last year, I had paid the fees of 44,200 by pledging the gold and borrowings from my friends. I am kindly requesting to provide the solution for this problem.
Regards,
Parimala Surendar.
Anonymous
04 June 2021 at 18:36
Can a HUF transfer its rent rights to its Karta and who will be taxed for such rent received?
Sagar Kadyan
04 June 2021 at 18:33
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Anonymous
04 June 2021 at 10:51
Respected sir,I am graduate. I am selected based on graduation. In attestation form I have written 10th, 12th, graduation details.I have also computer certificate of 2 month.Will I have to write the details of computer knowledge in attestation form.Will it create any problem If I do not mention the computer certificate course?
Anonymous
03 June 2021 at 22:13
Madam/Sir,
Help me understand legal position with repealment of Acts.
Let's say there are 3 nos. of Acts, say, 'P' 'Q' & 'R', with P being the first one to be enacted.
When Act P was in force, Act Q was enacted which repealed Act P. Also after sometime,Act R was enacted which repealed Act Q.
Now, question is with repealment of Act Q(which repealed P) by Act R, Act P revives again to be in force along with R; OR only Act R remains in force ?
I wish to approach an authority, but under which act, I'm confused!
Regards
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Seller not provided mortgage noc
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