rajesh saluja
07 April 2008 at 16:29
i want to know the position of law on the above issue & case law which forbid builder to sell open to sky parking. Whether society can prevent member to have open parking if he takes a stand that he will not buy from builder as the builder is not legally permitted to sell open to sky parking.Whether society can make law by which those members who by ignorance have paid for such parking&have taken more then one parking be charged rs100/ &those who refused to pay to builder be charged rs1000/pmfor single parking.Whether such resolution are permissible or are there remedy to challenge.
dharminder singh
07 April 2008 at 15:34
being a hr professional ,what are the legal liabilities,when some of employees meet with accident while leaving forhome on their self managed vehilcle away from factory say 100 m(total 5-7 employees).
grinspan
07 April 2008 at 13:25
Dear sir
I have applied for divorce. I am a christia. Can a christian husband claim maintanace from his wife ? please tell me in detail. sothat will be very usfull to me.
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grinspan
07 April 2008 at 13:12
Dear Sir
I would like to know Can Christian Husband claim Maintanace from his wife?. If Possible please mail me
Ashish M
07 April 2008 at 09:49
My friend is living in a rented house for the past three yrs.
Now his landlord has given him notice to vacant the house in three months after the last agreement finished off.
But due to financial non-availability to rent in at some other place, he don't want to leave the house and want to extend the agreement for another year.
Landlord is not ready to do so.
could he get any kind of legal help on that like to get a stay on the notice.
He has also recently spent a handsome money on white washing of the house as his landlord refused to do so. Can he get any benefit for the money so spent in case he has to leave the house..
..Pls reply earliest.
thanks in advance.......
Sumit Shingala
07 April 2008 at 09:42
We are a well-established firm of Chartred Accountatns in Gujarat. We need a consultant in Kolkata for working in hand-to-hand with us for our client's work with Designs and Patent Office in Kolkata.
Thanks.
Jithendra.H.J
06 April 2008 at 19:24
the doctor of private hospital done the ceasareen and tubetomy operaion on 23.01.2001,(both on same day)
on september 2004, the patient came to know that she is having ectopic pregnancy, went under another operaion, this time operation was done by a government doctor.
consumer complaint was filed in the year 2006, whith in two years from the date of knowledge of failed stirelization. patient has stated that only her husband has given consent for the tubectomy operation, her signatures are not taken for consent form. the docuemnts also reveals the same.
the doctor says,1) the complaint is time barred 2) there is no separate consent form in theyear 2001, only general consent was there at that time.
3) husband consent for the tubectomy is suffiecient as it was a second pregnancy
4) ectopic pregnancy may be due to natural recnalization adn the failure is inherent in the procedure
the case is setdown for argumetns any suggestions? was there seperate form for consent, was husband consent was sufficient?, (and the problem is that not doctor comes before the forum to depose against another doctor)
is there negligence?
debasis786
06 April 2008 at 10:43
Dear Sir,
We have been engaging contract labour in our manufacturing process through licensed contractor for last three years. We do not have any permanent workers on roll except the skilled operators who are ITI passed out. I have been given to understand that the contract workers have formed a union and also got the registration. Could you please clarify the following querries??
1> As we not have any worker on our roll and the workers are hired through the contractor, Can they ask for recognition from the management as we are not the direct employer.Is it legally addmisable under trade union act.
2> Can they place the charter of demands to the management as they are not the directly employed.
Regards
DEBASIS
Gayathri. B.A.
06 April 2008 at 08:32
Dear sir/madam,
My father purchased a 60x40 plot in Bangalore from a builder in June 2002. It's a agricultural (revenue) land.we have constructed a two storied residential building on 30x40,remaining 30x40 portion vacant and also in possession of it from feb 2004.Two years back we came to know that our builder had acquired this land (approx.1 acre 11 guntas)through an unregistered GPA,valid from June 2002 to Aug 2002 converted land into 30 sites and builded houses and never got the GPA or land registered in his name.In June 2006, original land lords filed the suit against the builder for seling their land to us without getting it registered. The builder is not turning up for court hearings and we fear court may settle case ex-parte.
points in our favour:
1)Original land lords are living in our vicinity and were fully aware of all developements ,moreover one of the land lord had supplied construction materials for all the houses built on disputed land.
2)They filed the suit almost 4 years after we bought these sites, which I think is in contravention of the Law of Limitation.
3)They have also received around 90% of sale consideraion and remaing is outstanding from the builder.
We are about 30 families living on this disputed land and are worried a lot.
Pleasw give your opinion.
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