MANOJ
20 July 2018 at 18:14
Respected All,
Can anyone let me know whether issuing C Form in Telangana is not allow, in case final product manufactured ,is exempt from VAT & CST.
P Lease quote any case law.
Thanks,
Anonymous
20 July 2018 at 16:25
Can a memmo be rejected after 3 months in consumer fora?
The opposite parties have not appeared at all and have been declared exparte.
I have given a memo asking additional relief which the consumer court accepted 3 months back and today told that my IA has been rejected.
How can the consumer fora reject an memo? That too after 3 months???
Can I ask a copy of the order? Will I have to pay money for it?
Is there scope for appeal in state commission? Should I give complaint against the judge? If yes, to whom shall I address the complaint to???
Please those people who want me to post query with my name address aadhar card details before asking mine please post yours here before posting any reply.
Shri Sudhir Kumar and Shri Kumar DOAB and Usha Kapoor........Please keep away from this query. Your one two lines of reply irritate and are no much use than that.
Let some real advocates reply.
N M Ramakoti
20 July 2018 at 16:15
My father died intestate. He held a vacant plot (sold by the Tamil Nadu Housing Board to the first owner, my father) in clean title under his name. I've acquired the legal heirship certificate mentioning me, my brother, my mother and my grandmother as rightful heirs. My father's brothers control my grandmother and they are posing me some trouble when I try to release/settle her share in the property.
Now my doubt is regarding an alternate solution. What will happen after my grandmother dies? Will I be able to transfer it to my name with the consent of the remaining legal heirs and my grandmother's death certificate alone? Or will the legal heirs of my grandmother (i.e., my father's brothers) inherit her right of share in the property after her death?
N M Ramakoti
20 July 2018 at 16:13
My father died intestate. He held a vacant plot (sold by the Tamil Nadu Housing Board to the first owner, my father) in clean title under his name. I've acquired the legal heirship certificate mentioning me, my brother, my mother and my grandmother as rightful heirs. My father's brother control my grandmother and they are posing me some trouble when I try to release/settle her share in the property.
Now my doubt is regarding an alternate solution. What will happen after my grandmother dies? Will I be able to transfer it to my name with the consent of the remaining legal heirs and my grandmother's death certificate alone? Or will the legal heirs of my grandmother inherit her right of share in the property?
Anonymous
20 July 2018 at 15:24
A flat for which agreement for sale was executed one year back but share certificate was not transferred. If such flat is to be purchased, what is required to be ensured to get share certificate transferred in favour of purchaser, when can it be transferred, what precautions are required to be taken by purchaser.
Shall appreciate apt expert advice on precautions.
Thanks.
Anonymous
20 July 2018 at 14:26
Dear sir/Mam
પત્ની ने पति के विरुद्ध हिंदू विवाह अधिनियम की धारा 13 के तहत फैमली कोर्ट मे आवेदन पेश किया, पति ने धारा 13(1) के तहत सहमति से तलाक के लिए आवेदन पेश किया, कोर्ट ने समझाकर साथ रहने के लिए राजी कर प्रकरण समाप्त कर दिया. किन्तु पत्नी अब भी साथ नहीं रहना चाहती पति अब कोर्ट मे क्या धारा 9 का आवेदन पेश कर सकता है?
Ganga
20 July 2018 at 14:17
My husband has been harassing me and beating me hence i have filed a DVA case. I have not asked for divorce but have filed for maintenance. After marriage we were staying in a rented flat as the native house if far from our work place. I am from Goa. since last one year after i filed an FIR against him for beating me my husband has left the rented flat and is living with his parents. We have been married for 5 years and we have one son who is 4 years old. My husband from the beginning has never been there for me neither our child. He was only after his parents and niece. He has a sister who has left her husband and is residing in her parents house along with her daughter. His sister and mother had also been ill treating me and my husband took unnecessary doubts on me on his own assumptions and tortured me. He was never contributing anything towards the child's expenses nor mine. The rent was also paid by me. Now he has been asking for the child's custody from court by declaring that i am incompetent to look after my child. Its been a year since he has moved out of the flat and he has just made an attempt to meet his child 3-4 times. He has been enjoying his life outside. He also had relations with other women. can you help me with regards to my child's sole custody to be given to me? I have been doing everything by my self for my child, his education, health, clothing everything.can he get the custody through court?
Anonymous
20 July 2018 at 14:02
Sir,
I am a POA holder for my son and daughter in laws flat and also reside in the same flat. In the POA I have been given the entire and complete rights by them for doing any financial transactions of their bank accounts, maintenance of this flat, participate in AGM, vote, become committee member or office bearer, if any prospective buyers can do sale of this flat, also rent the flat and apply the finance received anywhere.
My question : what are the procedure and steps I have to take to become a member in the society, and stand for election and take a position of office bearer. And from where can I get the forms to complete the procedure.
Appreciate your revert. Thank you.
Rajesh Rao
20 July 2018 at 12:59
Dear sir,
We are executing civil/supply of crates/pallets/panel to Kerala Government, while releasing payment, they deducted 1% as labour cess ( KLWWF).
I need following advise :
1.whether it is deducible on total bill or only on civil bill.
2. kindly share relevant provision.
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