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Sekhar P   02 October 2009 at 17:17

Revocation of Gift

Father gifted the house to ist son with regd gift deed with love and effection and no conditions mentioned.
After 6 months of gift deed, father revoked the gift deed with revocation of gift deed with mentioning that the son is not taking care and not providing food etc.
Immediately after 1 week, father executed transferred the house with sale deed on second sons name.
Please let me know/advice: Is it right that revocation of gift is correct and further steps to be taken.

Suresh C Mishra   29 September 2009 at 19:57

Payment of wages Act section 15(5) recovery of wages

The direction issued by the Payment of wages Act Authority / DLC Lucknow u/s 15(2) but the employer has not compiled the said direction, Whether issuing a recovery certificate to the District Magistrate Lucknow is legal ?
Can a District Magistrate recover wages as fine?
Whether the District Magistrate is a Magistrate as required under this section? All this one has confused me please suggest me the correct position of law ? So that I can put my case properly.

kennii   07 September 2009 at 12:37

Legal Contracts

What is the validity of a commercial contract entered between two parties by exchange of letters such as offer and acceptance with terms and conditions set out therein BUT not executed in a Stamp Paper. Will it make such contract not enforceable in courts of law ???

Thank You !riven

akash jain   06 September 2009 at 17:08

a valuable adviced seeked

I have purchased a residential property near about 30 yrs back.We got the sale deed Registered through the power of attorney holder of the seller.
The property is muted by us in Muncipal records from then and we are staying there peacefully till now and paying all dues etc in our name as owner.
Recently the owner,3 years back ,after knowing that we lost the copy of power of attorney of seller,refused the registry and given ground that he left the place at the of Registry,and he never sold the property to us.
The registered deed of sale contains Income Tax permission under Section 230A[1],of I.T .Act 1961,which was signed by the original parties and is attached in the Registry.The I.T. permission was from the other State,where the seller was filling Income Tax returns and having their Head Office.
Now,can I call the Income Tax Dept of that State from where the order was issued to Seller,for witness in Civil Court,where I filled Title deed suit against the Seller.The said Order or Permission Order U/S 230A[1] of I.T Act,1961 ,was taken before 30 yrs by the seller.
-what is the process to call them?
-IS Civil Court of one State is having Rights to Call for witness from some another state of India,Or we have to go there,to that State,with my Lawyer,Oath Commissioner,appointed by Court for taking the statement Income Tax Dept of that State?
-Can I will get reply from that Dept. ,after 30 yrs about its verification of that order?
-Can I take use of Right to Information Act,and get some useful reply from that Dept. and avoid going their,so long and incurring so much expenses?
-If I can take use of Right to Information Act,what I must ask to them and for expenses ,what and in which Form I have to send money for getting information from I.T Dept.?
_ I.T Dept may refuse to give reply,as the document and information needed by me is of more than 30 yrs old,so what may be appropriate way to ask them ,so as to get reply required for purpose?
What else help and valuable opinion of yours can be received to me in such a matter?
What was the clauses of Section 230A[1],of I.T .Act 1961 and what was the process in Year 1978 to get the Permission under that section of I.T Act,1961?
Please help me and oblidged.
Thanking You sirs,
Akash Maheshwari

R.Manivasagan   26 August 2009 at 22:22

Sepreme Court finding in Decree in MA, Mcom etc.,

Sir, we came to know that the Honb'le Supreme Court of India, has cinfimred the findings of the Honb'le High Court of Judicature at Madras that the Decree obtained without studiying S.S.L.C or +2 is not valid.

what about it's scope, whether it will affect the practising Advocate who comes in this categery.

there are 6 Advoactes in our Bar. pleased

Juwairiya   21 August 2009 at 21:21

Short forms of all the terms

I did like to know all the abbreviations that are being used at the Civil and High Court during the presentation of the case..e.g O.P, O.S etc. Thanks

venkat reddy   02 August 2009 at 13:27

summary suit

what is summary suit how it is to be filed
please let me know.

Sujeer   29 July 2009 at 17:20

Right of accused to get copies of document

Sir
Whether an accused in prosecution u/s 138 of NI act entitled for copies of documents produced by complainants, as of right?
Sec 204 of Cr.P.C says summons shall accompany copy of complaint and silent about document.
Sec 207 deals cases on police report.
Sec 208 deals with sessions case.
Pls see 1985 Cr L J 761.
Is there any recent Supreme Court or Kerala ruling?

RAJA   11 July 2009 at 20:47

Is this service taxable

A multiplex is housing various restaurants on the revenue sharing agreement. Which means a fixed percentage of revenue is given to the multiplex owner. There is no rent payable by the tenant. Department claims that the revenue sharing is nothing but rent and other amenities/infrastructure like eletricity, water etc. provided by the owner and demands service tax on the entire income earned by the multiplex onwer by way of revenue sharing agreement. Is that correct.

Srikiran Raghavan   11 July 2009 at 19:53

Summons Format

Is it permissible for a summons notice issued by the Court to be partially typewritten or are the entire contents expected to be handwritten? Please provide any references to case laws if partially typewritten summons are acceptable.