Ravi Rajasekhar
19 August 2017 at 21:56
Hi,
We are a group of hobby motorcycle riders with a passion to ride and at times, ride out for a cause of society and support some initiatives like blood donation, hunger drive etc. We often have new riders join our club and ride with us to support the initiative. Ours is not a registered club and there is no such thing as registration fee. We always advise the riders to wear proper riding gear, encourage them to practice safe riding skills and also brief them on the risks associated during our briefings. Any expenses towards food and lodging are shared equally by all participating riders. Till now, by God's mercy, all of us had a good journey and a safe return home. The group administrators are contemplating on a free registration process with an indemnity bond for all future rides, henceforth, for all riders participating including themselves. As our club is not a registered firm, we would like to understand on how to have an indemnity bond where motorcycle riders declare their willingness to participate full knowing the risks involved and not involve any club members later, for any life threatening causalities which occur to them due to unforeseen circumstances during the journey. Should such an indemnity bond or document be executed on non-judicial stamp paper and be notarised. We don't intend to register the club as this is not a full time activity and also, the club is seen as only an association of like minded people with an intention to serve and a passion to ride. Kindly advise on the precautions to consider as we go forward.
Thanks and Regards,
Ravi Rajashekhar
Tariq Lambe
19 August 2017 at 21:33
My question related to Arbitration is as follows....
Point 1
The basic crucial feature of Arbitration is that, The Arbitration matter takes place out of the courts due good number of advantages, In it the parties to the case hire a arbitrator who acts as a mediator.
Point 2
What i wanted to ask is that, The cases which are referred to the Arbitrators outside the court definitely satisfies the crucial feature of the Arbitration..... But what about the Cases of which trial do take place in the courts which are being named as ADR/---- which are arbitration matters.
If ADR matters are being heard in the court so how does the feature discussed in Point 1 above is satisfied.
Thanks and Regards
Tariq Lambe
Law Student
Anila Nair
19 August 2017 at 20:10
This query is made on behalf of my cousin who lost her father, an employee of Indian Oil Corporation, about a year ago. Her father's death was quite abrupt, leaving behind a family of wife, mentally challenged son and the daughter (ie my cousin). During the time of his death, her father was working in Ernakulam (Kerala) branch. Upon his death , the family was offered the option of compensation money or compensation appointment. Keeping in mind the family's current situation and her brother's condition, she chose the latter. However, even after several rounds of interviews, the officers seem to be reluctant to give her the promised appointment, instead vaguely strong arming her to accept the money. Presently, she is being somewhat being intimidated that her posting will be out of the state, away from her family. This has left her in predicament in the view of her family situation.
Is there anything to be done for this? Who can we approach for the resolution? Please guide me.
Rakesh Kumar
19 August 2017 at 20:00
Sir I and my wife is government employees in same University in Haryana. Government quarter is allotted to my wife. I am not living with my wife in same quarter and i filed a case section 9 in Haryana court. University was not paid to me house rent allowance and not give government quarter. My wife is negative approach for live with me. Kindly advise and any rule for regarding can I avail house rent allowance or government quarter. Plz plz give me rule how i can get house rent allowance or government quarter.
Thnks
Priyesh
19 August 2017 at 19:25
Bank has filed case against my uncle u/s 138 of N.I.Act on the basis of cheque accepted by them at the time of sanctioning loan because my uncle loan was unpaid on due date. Now my uncle settled his loan account with the bank and put a settlement letter of loan account in the court. But court ordered and make a penalty of 15% of cheque amount. My uncle has arranged money form here and there to pay the loan of Bank. Now his economically condition is not good. and the amount of penalty is too high approx. Rs. 1,20,000 because the amount of cheque was Rs. 8,00,000. Please suggest me what to do in this situation?
sreedevi
19 August 2017 at 18:10
A christian male died intestate leaving his wife, 3 sons and one daughter. How the property of the deceased devolve upon them?
Abbas Ali
19 August 2017 at 16:32
Hi experts,
My friend got to know about the will of her father after his death. In the will he donated all his property (land, house and Cash etc.) to the Charity ( a trust). My questions are:
1)Can an Indian Sunni Muslim father donate all of his Property to the charity or a trust in his will?
2)Does daughter has any right on the property?. if yes she entitled to how much share in the property?
3)The deceased father had appointed his Nephew as the executioner of will, can the executioner provide the daughter her share in the property?
4) Will the wife of the deceased will get any share of the property?
Regards,
Abbas Ali
Anonymous
19 August 2017 at 15:36
Hi,
My friend got to know about the will of her father after his death. In the will he donated all his property to the Charity ( a trust). My questions are:
1)Can an Indian Sunni Muslim father donate all of his Property to the charity or a trust in his will? Without leaving anything for his only child ( a daughter) ?
2)Does daughter has any right on the property?. if yes she entitled to how much share in the property?
Thanks
Abbas
Aakash Chauahan
19 August 2017 at 15:04
If I pay stamp duty for land only and with no construction cost.
And I want to sell 2nd floor of this property which is recently constructed.
How much time do I have to get sale deed done for second floor for my client.
A lawyer says that It will take only 1 month period between these these two sale deed.
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Sale agreement
Dear Experts
Greetings of the day.My question is regarding to land of uttar pradesh
My uncle made a registered POA power of attorney to my father for selling his share of land in year 1995
Now my father made a aggreement on stamp with witness to sell his share of land in my mother name in that year.
Now both my father and uncle are expired
And his sons are not willing to make a registerd sale.
Can we do something to get that agreement execued?
Thanks in advance