Jail Prakash Gupta
15 November 2016 at 20:59
In divorce case, judge can pass maintaince order in favour of ladies without arguments.
Sajal Ghosh
15 November 2016 at 19:59
Hi,
I would like to inform you that I have started construction for my home recently.
I have purchased a plot in Divya Rock Island in Indore ,MP which is located in Sanwer district in Panchderia village.
My plot size is 760 sq feet (37.5*20)
I have constructed the foundation of my building and left 1.5 metres distance from the concrete road on both side of the building as the plot is at the corner.
Previously my building line was 4 feet 7 inches from the road but the colonizer raised objection and forced me to move my foundation 1.5 metres on both side. I have bent the column 4 inches and constructed the walls as demanded, but they also informed me not to extend the roof or build any sun shade for the windows as well. Now my query is that if there is no sunshade in my windows or any projections in the roof, then rain can easily drain inside my house, My roof is 12 feet above the ground so is there any harm if projections of at least 2 feet made in the roof. Still 3 feet distance will remain from the road.
For your information drainage line has been already laid. Water supply and electricity lines are yet to be done.
As I am staying on rent, I want to complete my house as soon as possible and I will arrange water supply and electricity of my own.
My plot is registered on my name and permission formalities are all done, there are no dues for payment on my part.
So therefore please, kindly suggest what should I do now.
VINOD
15 November 2016 at 18:40
I and my wife purchased a flat in navi mumbai and nominated our only son for our respective shares in the society. In 2012 my wife died and my son was taken in as a member after applying as per appendix 15 and also furnishing documents like affidavit and indemnity bond. my son's name was put on the share certificate as a nominee member. I was told my son can become a joint owner only when we get a heirship certificate from the court. I applied for a heirhip certificate and got it from the court in both our names. during this period the commitee had changed. the new secretary says that name of the nominee should not appear on the share certificate hence this share certificate will have to be torn and a fresh one will be issued. going by bye law no 34 the society is bound to transfer the shares to nominee. i would like to know how the society can transfer the shares to the nominee unless they put the nominee's name on the share certificate. If the previous committee was right in its implementation what should be done now ?. A detailed procedure would be very helpful.
ramasamy
15 November 2016 at 16:46
Hi,
I got married on 1999 and had two kids in my first marriage and due to continuous misunderstanding we both of us separated in 2009 and filled the mutual divorce case in the family court. Meantime, I got second marriage on 2010 due to my health issue and lived with my second wife. During that course of time, we both(myself and my first wife) got separation by divorce given by honorable family court. My first wife has taken Two kids custody and separated from me by court.
Now I have two kids and living with my second wife since 2010. Now I planning to go to CANADA and trying for PR as well .
In PR form ,they have asked me to produce the divorce certificate if I divorced and marriage certificate if I married. What should I do now. I can’t produce both the documents due to year conflict. Also Immigration have also mentioned for living together option as well. If I show living together I should show some documents for evidence.
Question is here,
Whether I can show my divorce certificate and saying that I have been living with my second wife in living together law even before my divorce
Or what would be your advice. ( My first kid was born before I got divorce which is on 2011.)
Please advise me which documents I can produce for PR immigration.
Regards,
Ram
Mohammed Vaid
15 November 2016 at 15:14
Hello Sir,
I have taken a flat on Leave and License basis in which it was agreed between me and flat owner that I would pay Flat Owner 15 lacs Indian Rupees as Heavy Deposit, against which he would allow us to leave in his flat without any rent.
We did paper work but unfortunately stamp of Rs. 10 is affixed.
Now due to demonitization of 500 and 1000 rupees notes, the Flat Owner called me up and said that he is returning my 15 lacs Indian Rupees in defunct 500 and 1000 rupees notes. He further says that he wont be paying me in new legal currency at the end of my agreement period in April 2017. He stays in London, so we called him explaining the situation but he is adamant to this. We did telephone recording of call.
Can anyone please advice what should I do? I will be of nowhere if he dominates. He is a very powerful and rich man and saying that he would easily win case in court of law.
s
15 November 2016 at 15:11
Sir I am defend suit part in person and file 14 (5) jurisdiction application al so file written arguments, copy given to original plaintiff and other side adv. take two weeks time for submit his written arguments. is it correct to give this time to plaintiff adv. on jurisdiction point, whether I can amend my argument if require after other side submission. pls guide and help --- Regards -SONAL
Krishnan VS
15 November 2016 at 15:04
Dear Sir,
I am working in education institution as accounts manager. One of my staff made forgery in fees collection through cash and he left the instituion. We noticed the same after a month there was a difference of cash. Then we asked the concerned person regarding the same. He accepted the malpractice and he applogize his mistake and agreed to pay the amount with in one month and also a given blank cheque for the same as security.
Further to that he is given a writtern self declaration for making payment on a 100 rupees stamp paper. He is making run up and down to get the amount. Kindly let us know how to recover the amount.
girish
15 November 2016 at 13:04
Please advise can we change the notice period with formal letter. because our original term is one month notice and we want that to read as two month notice or three month. However in our original employment letter there is no clause for "any change in terms and conditions communicated by company shall be applicable and acceptable to you."
Because I feel without above clause in original contract one cannot change the notice period or other terms
Nihal
15 November 2016 at 12:33
I am a goverment servant and was married under muslim law to a hindu girl....due to unfortunate reasons i want to file for divorce...what options are available to me as a goverment servant
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Statutory notice in eviction sut
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