Anonymous
08 April 2010 at 11:54
We have agreed on plain page that we will sale the land to purchaser at agreed value and for that we have accepted token money of Rs.5111/-. Further sell party and purchase party has signed the papaer with two witness. there is either no revenue stamp or stamp paper. Now we dont want to sell the land to the purchaser since he has put other conditions. There are no sale condtions mention on plain paper. What are the remidy available to seller and whether this plain paper has any legality
Shradha Kumari
08 April 2010 at 11:44
A Carpenter did a job work for a company, now the company is not paying the dues. What remedies is available with the carpenter? Whether he can approach labor court? There is no written contract between the carpenter & the company.
pradip lakhotia
08 April 2010 at 11:41
is broomstick exempted under the new provision of wb vat act?
James Bastin
08 April 2010 at 11:34
I am working in a Public sector company as a HR trainee. Our company having branches in various places of Karnataka, Tamilnadu and Kerala.All the branches are located away 10-15 km from the city.
We are engaging contract labour in our substation for housing keeping, horticulture works and some constructions works. Some places it is more than 20 employees and some places it is less than 20.
As i am doing project on Contract labour act in our company, request you to help to formulate and clarify the below doubts.
1. if it is less than 20 contract labour, which act will apply?
2. Leave rules CLRA(Central) for House keeping boys and constructions workers when is less than and more than 20 (Cl/El/SL)employees.
3.Will National and Festival Holidays act applicable for CLRA(Central), if it is yes than, number of National, Festival Holidays.
4.Any Labour welfare fund contributions is applicable for contract labour(Central)for house keeping and construction workers
5.AS we are having different kind of contractors for different kinds of work, Each contractors is engaging less than 20 employees in our establishment, in that case, can the principal employer insist the contractor to maintain the register as per the contract labour act or shops and commercial establishment act?
I would be greatful if you clarify my doubt.
Request your valuable reply on this.
James
Anonymous
08 April 2010 at 11:31
if a judgement is passed without following the provisions of law than is it called as PARENQUIRIUM? in legal words.
suman
08 April 2010 at 09:46
To the question posted on 7th reg EXTENDING TIME OR SQUASH PROCEEDINGS INCOMPROMISE CASE.
Sir the civil court has referred it to lok adalat.
lok adalat has in turn rejected the plea on the condition that it is barred because of amendenment in the laws where compromise is not possible in IPC 324 cases from Jan 2010 so reverting it to the ACJ court.
The petitioners are ready to settle the issue.
My Aunt is Defendant and owner.
Pl suggest where and ;under shwt sec i should approach the appropriate forum for redressal and squashing the limitation under the new law barring compromise in IPC 324 cases.
Urgent Sir.
Suman
Anonymous
08 April 2010 at 09:43
I have on 01.03.2010 sent a notice for cheque dishonour which was delivered on 04.03.2010.
I did not receive any reply to my notice by 19.03.2010.
I would like to know as to by when should I file my complaint with the magistrate?
Surender Dhull
08 April 2010 at 09:24
There were three brothers namely A,B and C. Parents already been died.
C absconded from the house and none know the whereabouts of him for last 27 years. A expired three years ago. At this stage B filed a suit for declaration of Civil Death of C due non traceable for the last 27 years and claimed to get the entire property of C being the living brother of C.
The legal heirs of A (deceased)on behalf of A also want to get the equal right of A.
In the plaint it is admitted by the B that the none knows the whereabouts of C for the last 27 years. The verson of Legal Heirs A are that the CIvil death caused after the completion of 7 years and on that time their father was alive; hence at the time of Civil death of C, there are two brothers were alive, therefore the living brothers are entitled to get the share of C at the time of Civil Death of C.
My question :
1.Whether the heirs of A are entitle to get the property of C on beg=half of their father?
2. On what date Civil death occured of C?
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