aditya vadali
10 June 2010 at 22:03
dear friends,
please furnish me te details of getting licence for arms (pistol) and the requisites for that procedure.
sanjay kumar
10 June 2010 at 21:51
I am having a plot of land in thane maharshtra . the plot was purchased by my late father and late uncles .i an having 2 sons & four dauthers. my first dauther was married in 1986.my second dauther was married in 1989.my third dauter was married in 1995& fourth was married in 2000.now my fourth daughter is demanding equal share in that plot of land as per hindu sucession amendment act1994 maharashata. i am permanent resident of ranchi.
Does she can bring a partition for demanding her share in court
Anonymous
10 June 2010 at 21:34
I want my parents divorce.Whats' the procedure of divorce.I am fed up with the regular nonsense.
Vikas Aneja
10 June 2010 at 20:11
My client had entered into an agreement to sell on 17-11-08 as a purchaser of some land for total consideration of Rs. 7,10,000/- and he paid Rs 4 lac as earnest money and the date of execution of sale was fixed 2-3-08. My client got marked his attandence in the office of sub registrar but the seller did not come. Now I have filed suit for possession by way of specific performance and in the alternative for recovery of Rs. 8 lac as double the earnest money.
Now My client wants to recover the earnest money as the value of property has been reduced.
But now the other party appear in the court and without filing written statement, they filed an application in the court to execute the agreement as they are ready to execute the sale deed. they also make statement in the court in this behalf.
I object this and i asked the court orally that My client is also ready to get the sale deed executed in his favour but the defendant should pay compensation to my client as he got the benefits of the suit property and also got benefits of earnest money. But as I have not demanded compensation in the plaint, the counsel for defendant raised this point.I got adjournment for reply to application filed by them.
I know I can amend the plaint and demand compensation as there is provision in section 21 of specific relief Act to amend the plaint for compensation.
But the question is should i amend the prayer clause only or I should amend the whole plaint.
The other question is whether i can compel the court to give damages to my client otherwise I give up the claim of specific relief and to grant alternative suit of recovery.
And if i give up the claim of specific relief, is there any chance of dismissing of my suit.
How can i got back the earnest money without got specific relief?
Plz give suggestions and law points.
pratik
10 June 2010 at 19:56
Is It necessary that will should be made only for self acquired property & if the property of the fore-fathers (Ancestral)property than will can't be made. Any case laws or as per which section , act, code, order or law the aovementioned says.
Because of the experts form this forum says that will is made only for self acquired property "ONLY".
Thanking u all experts in advance.
ANIL TREHAN
10 June 2010 at 19:28
Hello Sir
I already posted my query that G.N.D.U. ASR exempted Law Entrance test for the admission in LL.b for the session 2010-2011 but more shocking thing which today i got is that Bar Council of India also gave permission for this degraded act.
Sir, already Legal Education remains joke for the other professions but now selection on the basis of merit is another step towards that.
One side BCI is making so-called stringent Laws for the Bachelor of Laws to enter into the field of profession and on another side totally exempting Entrance Test----------these two things are vice versa to each other and i think now only UGC remain left who should come forward to take some measures to ensure justice with the profession.
I also wish that any dedicated Lawyer without seeing his pecuniary interest will file a proper writ against the concerned authorities.
Please forward your reply at nl.trhn@gmail.com.
Thanking you
Anonymous
10 June 2010 at 18:50
Dear Sir,
I need a clarification regarding Gratuity. In our organization we take Group Gratuity Policy with LIC. They mentioned that Gratuity is calculated under Projected unit credit method and they said that every year a sum of amount has to be paid towards premium.
Actually premium is paid if the fund value is less than the required level. But our fund value is more than the accured gratuity liability.
My query is
1. any premium to be paid even if fund value is more than the accured gratuity liability.
2. whether any contribution is to be paid every year. Whether it is compulsory or it is a minimum payment made to LIC or whether it is to be paid for not lapsing our fund.
prithwish sengupta
10 June 2010 at 18:29
can a private trust be a shareholderr in private company?? is there in any restriction on being a shareholder of a company??
is there any case law of a private trust become a shareholder of a private company??
prithwish sengupta
10 June 2010 at 18:21
who can be a shareholder in a private company???
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An agreement against a consideration of Rs. 210000/- for using agriculture land(KAST)for a period of two years(2010-11 and 2011-2012)was executed in between my client and one other person.A sum of Rs 10000/- was paid on spot and it was settled that by way of agreement that remaining amount of Rs. 2 lac will be paid on 15/05/10 .Possession was handed over to 2nd party of agreement and he has started use of land of my client,15/05/10 date fixed for remaining amount has expired but OP didnot pay r/amount even now he is threatning not to demand money from him.Under which provision my client can recover his 2 lac Rs,what will be most appropriate legal step in given facts. kindly suggest. Thanx