Anonymous
31 March 2018 at 11:32
I am 27year unmarried woman.. I would like to change my father's title.. My parents took divorced when I was 8 years old.. I didn't see my father and he didn't take my any responsibility.. I was brought up in my maternal grandparents house.. I used my father's title during my childhood.. I would like to change my dad's title & take my mother's title.. But my family told me that I have no right to change it.. Is it true?? I have no fundamental right & can't choose where I am comfortable in my identity.. Plz give me any legal suggestion what shall I do in this regard??
sandip
31 March 2018 at 11:09
Ours is a manufacturing unit of hydro electric system. The company was sanctioned 50 lakhs cash credit under CGTSME. It was doing fine till 2014 and was paying bank's dues regularly. But it turned NPA in 2016 due to non-payment of outstanding dues by Government clients. The company management had been continuously following up with the clients for payment, but there has been no response. The bank has been kept informed of the situation on regular basis. Neither the company nor the directors have funds to pay off the loan. The bank has proceeded for recovery. I would like to know what the entrepreneur can do under the circumstances and what proceedings are likely to be taken against the directors?
Thanks.
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Sundar
31 March 2018 at 09:44
My father died in 2011. He is survived by his wife and 2 children - me and my sister. He was the owner of the flat in which I currently live.
In 2016, I initiated the process of getting the flat transferred jointly in the name of all 3 of us, being the legal heirs. Now my mother and sister want to claim their share of the flat for which they have given 3 options for me to consider :
1. Sell the flat and distribute the proceeds to all 3
2. Pay them the equivalent value of their share and get the flat transferred in my name
3. Pay the rent for the flat from the time of my father's demise till date and continue to pay the rent till the flat is sold.
I can't consider the 1st option as I am not in a position to shift currently due to children's education being in progress and can't be disturbed.
Option 2 also is not feasible as the amount of money is huge and I don't want to spend that much money on an old flat (it is more than 35 years old). Raising this amount of money is also going to be a stretch and for no productive reason.
What I would like to understand is if they can claim proportionate rent from me from the period of my father's demise since neither was the house in their name at that time nor was there a rental agreement either with them or with my father for them to claim this amount in that period,
Please clarify the legal position in the third option.
Member (Account Deleted)
31 March 2018 at 09:09
हेलो sir
Please joh property expert hogo wahi answer dena
Joh puchha hai uska please answer dena
Kyu ki fir mujhe bar bar puchhna padta hai
मेरा घर मुम्बई में है pagdi system में
मेरे पापा ने 2010 में लिया था उसका stamp duty and registration बाकी है मेरा सवाल ये है कि
जोह हमारे पास agreement है उसमें हमारे पहके रहते थे उनका agreement 2010 में signature है और landlord हमे 2010 से rent receipt भी दे रहै है
तोह अगर आज मुझे stamp duty aur register करवाना हो तोह क्या मुझे 2010 के property value पे पेड करना होगा या आज के 2018 के value पे और penalty मुझे 2010 के 2℅ पर month के हिसाब से भरना होगा या 2018 के 4℅ month के हिसाब से
क्या मुझे इसमे कोई छूट मिल सकती है क्या
Please explain
V.N.K. MENON
31 March 2018 at 06:15
I am a partner in a partnership firm [ not LLP] alongwith other 3 partners. Two of the partners including me want to dissolve the partnership for one or two of the reasons mentioned S-44. Please inform which forum/ court is competent to entertain the petition. Whether any new enactment has been made that only CLB is competent to accept the petition. Shall be thankful for the valued guidance of the experts.
Mohammed NIZAMUDDIN Farukhi
31 March 2018 at 02:58
Regards
My client consumer case at state Consumer forum at Chennai, on Feb 2018 the SCDRC directed the Complainants' to present before National forum due to the pecuniary Jurisdiction on account of latest SC judgment. This case is against the builder and bank filed in 2006 before SCDRC for getting possession of the flat along with compensation. During 2012 the bank had moved under RDDBF Act against my client since my client had suspended the EMI during 2010 when the proceedings were only running on summons. The bank invoked Sarfaesi Act for which my client replied for closing the loan account and instead of addressing the issue or auctioning, the bank moved drt as a recovery suit which is reserved for orders since 16 Aug 2016. At present the possession is with the bank repossessed from the builder without following the mandatory rules laid down in the act.
Now my question is:
If we present the petition in National Consumer forum now, as the similar case is in dry, will it effect sec 34 of the Sarfaesi Act and RDDBF act
Please guide
manoj
31 March 2018 at 00:48
any partnership firm which is already registered in the records of Registrar of firms, and dissolved after 12 years. dissolved partnership firm certificate already got from registrar of firm. Can we we re-registered the partnership firm in same identical name at registrar of firm? if yes what the procedure?
Member (Account Deleted)
31 March 2018 at 00:47
हेलो sir
मेरा घर मुम्बई में है pagdi system में
मेरे पापा ने 2010 में लिया था उसका stamp duty and registration बाकी है मेरा सवाल ये है कि
जोह हमारे पास agreement है उसमें हमारे पहके रहते थे उनका agreement 2010 में signature है और landlord हमे 2010 से rent receipt भी दे रहै है
तोह अगर आज मुझे stamp duty aur register करवाना हो तोह क्या मुझे 2010 के property value/market value पे पेड करना होगा या आज के 2018 के property value/ market value पे और penalty मुझे 2010 के 2℅ पर month के हिसाब से भरना होगा या 2018 के 4℅ month के हिसाब से
क्या मुझे इसमे कोई छूट मिल सकती है क्या
Please explain
Anonymous
30 March 2018 at 23:55
Dear@,
I have asked for transfer on 11th March and till now no management response is there and within a week my supervisor has gone for conspiracy against me which led me to demotivation and within couple of weeks i got an offer from another company asking to join on 1st April and I dont want to serve notice period and I just want to leave this company with credit of my salary.Can this be a good reason as per legal to leave the job without serving the notice period.Asking for Transfer and till date no response can it be a solid reason to avoid legal actions from the company?
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Pagadhi(rental) system
My Property is situated in Mumbai and the plot is G+1 on the open land. Later on as an when the building was beside my property the ground level was raise and due to same the my house is below the ground level.
It was of Pagadhi(Rental) system and the owner died and now who is the partner that is not known as many children’s and members of HUF.
We are situated on the G level and the 1st level owner was paid off by the landlord and the property is empty.
Now I want to raise the height of ma property so I can reach at ground level so kindly suggest what all permission is required for the same.