varma
01 November 2011 at 15:19
http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/Absolute-true-owner-235501.asp
In above link as i did not get exact answer I am continuing for above link..
sir,
any of my neighbour i.e 4 side of my house not showing interest in involving in this legal litigant.So I decided to go with outside defendnt.Now
1)Any one can design a suit for me for my above link query for how to become me as plantiff praying in court for relief of permanent injuction which involves indirectly me as absolute owner(only relief suit but not declaratory title suit) for my property against defendant.
NOTE:My plan is here I want to suit on defendant(dummy).After suit defendant does not respond for court summon.Then I will pray for EXPARTE decree for permanent relief by showing all my proofs & declared decree in my favour
E J SANCHIS
01 November 2011 at 15:03
My mother who was the first owner died without making a Nomination or a Will. Our youngest brother is the second owner in the Agreement. We are remaining seven siblings. We wish to become Associate members of the Society. Please advise how to go about it.
Col EJ Sanchis
G P Gupta
30 October 2011 at 14:09
The final version of Award passed by CGIT as under-
"Award is given in favour of the workman Shri G.P.Gupta. He be deemed to be Telex Operator from 18.8.84 and entitled to allowance of this post. The arrears be paid to workman in 3 months time from publication of Award. The workman will be entitled to an interest of 12% per annum on this amount, if it is not paid to workman 3 months after the publication of this Award,. Management to pay Rs.2000/- as cost to the workman."
My query is that if award is not implemented in 3 months time from publication of award from which date interest is payable
Adv:Nikhilesh
28 October 2011 at 15:01
Examine whether revenue and administrative jurisdiction exercised by India in her coastal waters are in tune with international law principles and comparative state practices
Anonymous
21 October 2011 at 19:09
WE ARE NOTICING THAT SEVERAL OF NGO'S ARE TAKING FREE LAND,GENEROUS TAX EXEMPTIONS AND RUN HOSPITALS,NOMENCLATURED AS CHARITABLE HOSPITALS.IN ACTUAL PRACTICE THEY RUN THE HOSPITALS ON PROFIT BASIS SIPHONING EARNED PROFITS THROUGH VARIOUS METHODS TO PERSONAL POCKETS. THE RATES OF MANY OF THESE HOSPITALS ARE NONE LESS THAN CORPORATE HOSPITALS. THEY EMPLOY ONLY THOSE DOCTORS WHO GENERATE PROFITS FOR HOSPITAL. RECENTLY I NOTICED ONE ADVERTISEMENT IN TIMES JOBS.COM OF BMCHRC JAIPUR FOR POST OF DIRECTOR.IN DESIRED SKILLS THEY HAVE CATEGORICALLY ASKED 'TRY TO RUN ALL COST CENTER OF BMCHRC AS PROFIT CENTER" MANAGEMENT HAS FORGOTTEN BASIC COMMITTMENT TO SOCIETY. GUIDANCE IS SOLICITED FROM LEGAL LUMINARIES OF LAWYERS CLUB. MY DESIRE IS FIGHT THESE SOCIAL MALPRACTICES .THESE ARE CONTROLLED MUCH CONSISTENTLY PRIOR TO CONTROL OF TOTAL CORRUPTION BY ANNA HAZARE
k.s.abishek
19 October 2011 at 19:37
hi experts
my name is keerthiabishek ,i have a query regarding my grandmothers property last week she expired she is my mothers step mother and she didn’t write any will regarding the property .and the total property is in the name of my grandmother solely and what is the procedure for selling this property what all should be done for selling this property. The said property has been registered has gift to my grandmother .please help me in this regards.
siri
18 October 2011 at 12:08
I am giving below Andhrapradesh court fee act & rules.But I cannot understand as whole so I request Mr Experts PLZ give in detail clarrification for my legal doubts..
(1)In all suits where any declaration of title to any property is involved along with any other consequential relief such as possession or injunction, the fee shall be fixed at therate of 7% of the total value of the property taken as the value for the purpose of Court Fee and Suits Valuation Act, 1956 or any such Act for the time being in force subject to a minimum of Rs.500/- in the Court of District Munsif and a Minimum of Rs.1,500/- in other Courts and a maximum of Rs. 1,00,000/-.
2)In all suits for dissolution of partnership and for partition of joint family properties or administration suits, fee shall fixed by the court at 5% of the valuation subject to a maximum of Rs.10,000/- irrespective of the other reliefs claimed therein.
3)In all other suits including suits relating to Trust property or property endowed and any other suit which was filed as on Original Petition initially but was subsequently converted into a suit as under the provisions of the Succession Act or Petitions filed for the grant of Probate of Letters of Administration, on such conversion into a suit, the fee shall be fixed at 3% of the value of the property involved or the Estate subject to a maximum of Rs.10,000/-.
1Q)PLZ give detils like if any one suit for declaration of title,then what is the court fees & also tell me what is the max limit amount court can charge
2Q)In case of partition suit ,what is the max limit can court can charge an amount as stampduty
3Q)In case of probate of WILL ,what is the max limit can court can charge an amount as stampduty
Avinash Kumar Sharma
16 October 2011 at 19:54
sir,
what is the status of civil & piece rated workers in a factory. Are they covered under contract labour act. If not under what law they are covered?
Anonymous
14 October 2011 at 16:00
What is the maximum limit of working hours in overtime for contract workers in a factory or pharma company as per act.
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Retirement plan which is entirely exempt from judgments and bankruptcy
Do we have any retirement plan or any kind of trust or scheme in India which is entirely exempt from judgments and bankruptcy?
Something like the Private Retirement Plan mentioned at this website http://www.rjmintz.com/retirement-plans/
Or something like the Married Women’s Property Act, 1874 mentioned at this website http://www.vakilno1.com/bareacts/Laws/The-Married-Womens-Property-Act-1874.htm