Raj Kumar Siramdas
18 July 2017 at 12:23
Hi,
I have been selected for the Scientist position in one of CSIR labs, India. Its been 9 months since the results were announced. When I contact the administration, they told me that they are waiting for IB clearance and they also informed me that anyone who stayed in abroad for more than 1 year will be needed IB clearance before taking appointment. I came to know that they have sent the documents to IB for verification six months ago. Here, my query is, is there any time frame for IB clearance process? If so, how long? and also is it possible to proceed legally to expedite the process?
Thank you.
sumit
18 July 2017 at 11:59
hello sir ,i m reserve list candidate of ibps po5 2016_17 .sir due to non joining of candidates there is almost 2000 seats remaind vacant but due to non participation of banks almost 400 candidates didnot get their seats for achieving our rights we have filled petition in bombay high court.a nd in this case we all have filed many rtis to banks and the banks like syndicate,corporation kept us in dark when we ask did bank will participate in 2nd round then they say process is going on so how we can know that bank will participate or not,in other hand they (ibps)released the result on 31march 2017 in late evening intentionaly around 7 pm so that the candidate who did not selected in reserve list can not file case at that particular date 31 march which is the last period of validity of our reserve list so please let me to know that our case is strong or not and we will get judgement in our favour or not,we have 5 to 6 supreme case and other high court judgement which is favourable to us.
khasim
18 July 2017 at 11:40
Dear Sir ,
Recently my father bought a 170sqm plot which has 9 years registered link documents. i mean we have registered documents from 2008 to till the date for this plot .
we came to know that before 2008 there were 3 sales transactions (Sales Agreement on a stamp paper ) happend against this property and all of 3 are not registered with any registrar . we went to ex owners to get copies of these at least but failed to retrieve
Now banker is not accepting with 9yrs link documents , he need at leaset 18yrs of link documents for to process home loan . kindly advice what to do .
Thanks & Regrads
Khasim Shaik
Krishna N
18 July 2017 at 11:28
A person was born in India in 1955. The law is clear that they automatically become a Citizen of India by birth as per Section 3(1) of the Citizenship Act, 1955. The child’s parents were foreign citizens at the time, but the law is again clear that this has no impact on the child’s citizenship status.
The child then acquired a passport of a foreign country and travelled out of India while still being a Minor. My understanding is that minors acquiring foreign passport does not constitute voluntarily acquiring a foreign country’s passport, therefore they continue to be Indian citizens. Is my understanding correct?
That child continued to hold the foreign passport even after becoming a major at the age of 18, and never expressly renounced their citizenship. However, the Central Government never made a determination under Section 9 (2) of the Act in this person’s case. Does this mean the person continues to be a Citizen of India?
I have studied an article on this forum which cited the case law Bhagwati Prasad Dixit vs Rajeev Gandhi AIR 1986 SC 1534, which seems to support the view that unless a determination was made under Section 9(2), citizenship is assumed to continue.
Am I correct in this interpretation?
I welcome any counter arguments and references if any. Thank you!
bala
18 July 2017 at 10:52
Respected sir / madam,
My relative sister was death by road accident. we don't know who made by the accident. Police fir also no identitycation of vechile.
Question:
1. Police will get the who done the accident? Or not.
2. If not know the accident person how will it close the case.
3. We have doubt of her husband but we don't have any evedance .
My doubt is it is a planed accident.
4.now her husband arrange the second marriage.
5. Court what will say ?
Thank you
chandrasekhar
18 July 2017 at 09:11
I am residing in a municipality site. The third party created a document as if she purchased the said property issued notice under section 106 of Transfer of Property Act and and filed rent control case before the tribunal for evicting me as if i am her tenant. I have neither paid any rent to her nor any agreement between us. whether petition before rent control is maintainable or suit for eviction is required
Anonymous
18 July 2017 at 02:36
Sir,
please share your opinion . And guide in following matter. :
For an Agricultural, Juni Sharat Land in a village of Gujarat,
On making application to get a copy of Hakpatrak Nondh in Gaam Namuna No. 6,
the land owner 'A' receives answer from Mamlatdar Kacheri, that : ''The page on which that particular Nondh was written , is torn and now not available anyhow.''
Thus, Hakpatrak Register has not that Nondh available and besides, in Village Namuna No.7, his land is being shown in the name of any other person 'B'.
That other person 'B' has got his name in this land after death of his father. And that other person 'B' has taken loan, too , on such land.
The Nondh , by which this land was transferred from A's ancestors to the other person B 's ancestors, is not available now in Mamlatdar kacheri.
These land is gone in the name of any other person 'B', without any notice to 'A'. No any notice is received to 'A' himself or by his father in past, for any type of name change or for transfering the ownership.
QUESTIONS :
(1) What can 'A' do now, to get his land back in his own name ?
(2) How can 'A' prove his genuine ownership in such land ?
(3) On which basis, justice is given in such cases?
(4) Is any possibility there, to get A's ancestral land back in his name ?
(5) Is there any particular legal procedure for such cases ?
Please, guide.
Thanks.
Member (Account Deleted)
18 July 2017 at 01:49
Transfer of tenancy under the Pagdi system
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have few questions for which I seek legal answer, your advice will be highly appreciated.
My father passed away last year leaving our mother and three daughters. He had purchased a room in 1995 in my mother's name, in South Mumbai, on Pagdi System, which is now given on rent with landlords permission, in return of paying him one months rent every year.
My mother is currently living in Thane and managing her expenses from 10k rent she receives from the said Mumbai room. We all three sisters are married and living with our own families.
My mother have few concerns, therefore my questions are:
1. Is it right that in case of the original tenant's demise if the property is on rent, the heirs have no right and the landlord can refuse to transfer tenancy to heirs and just takes over the property? If not then what can happen to the property after my mother?
2. Can the landlord reject the request to transfer the tenancy in any one or all three daughters names during my mothers life time.
3. What maximum percentage of transfer charge landlord can charge in case if he agrees to transfer the tenancy to any one of the daughter, or all three of us during my mothers life time? Will it be the same as we sell to outsider or will it be concessional?
Please answer the above questions and advice the best solution of this issue.
Many thanks.
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