Hitendra
25 September 2016 at 01:18
My cousin is being abandoned by her in laws n husband with severe alligations but her husband himself is not fit for married life n behaves like psycho. She tried to get adjusted for more than one year basis medicines he used to take but now its over n she doesn't wanna go back.
What does law says abt her valuables she left there with huaband n in law? Can she claim? & what are the possibilities of divorce fastly?
Pls advise.
Dr Shahid Nadeem
25 September 2016 at 00:36
I have filled a caveat in Nagpur high court against an order passed by education officer to cancel the Appointments of Back Door Entry teachers on my Complaint... But in High court Teachers approached with dirty hands and didn't make me party or informed me while filling writ petition.. Teachers got ad interim relief and High court orders to issue their salaries till we file our reply .....Now what could I do to challenge the interim order
??????
Anonymous
25 September 2016 at 00:29
Hi,
My father owns a house. We have a society avantan Patra as only document for this house.Father pays house/property tax every year and have all electric/water and other bills on his name. However this house is not registered yet. We are living in this house from last 25 yeaes. We have a NOC from society also. Now my father wants to tansfer this house to my name(son). Could you please advice on what is the best way(less tax, less money and legal) for my father to transfer this unregistered property to his son?
We approached society to figure out best way and society members and a lawyer. They suggested to first do society namantran(name transfer in society) and then directly do registration on son's name . No need to register this unregistered property on Father's name and then do the transfer. Is this correct ? Please help and provide best possible way to transfer this unregistered property of father to son.
Shashi Kiran
24 September 2016 at 23:26
Hi. We had purchased an agricultural property in 2002.. The seller's A, B and C were brothers and it was part of their ancestral property. They were paid fair market price during transfer.
now daughters of A have filed petition at Civil court against their father, uncles and other owners to whom the properties are sold.
Since we had purchased property prior to 2005 ammendment can they still claim for their share.. Please guide
Soumen
24 September 2016 at 23:12
Respected Sir,
Sir I had got appointment as a SSE(Gr.C) in railways with 5 year bond period, in which I had signed. Sir I joined the job as a Trainee and went to the office for 4 days. After that I took an extension of 3 months for completing my M.Tech degree on medical grounds (I sent it from home) which was ongoing at the time. But then I did not return. It has been one year now from the date of joining. I did not make my salary account, did not give my PAN no. and therefore I have not received any salary. Also I did not issue any I-card or anything from the office. It has been one year and I have not received any notice regarding that. I have got another govt. job (Gr. A) and want to take that up. Will it be a problem in the future??
I had tried resigning once but the chain of phone calls never seem to end.
VINOD
24 September 2016 at 22:52
i live in a cooperative society and own a flat which is in the name of my late wife and me. we had nominated our son. after death of my wife my son was taken as a nominee member who is just a trustee.now i want my son to be taken in as a joint owner
i have written a letter to the society asking them about documents required to make my son a joint owner. the society is not accepting my letter only verbally says get a heirship certificate from court.what should i do ?
Jignesh
24 September 2016 at 22:27
We have a partnership firm with only two partners i.e me and my brothers wife.
The firm has taken an unsecured loan from my partners husband(my brother) and partners son.
This unsecured loan is shown in balance sheet of the firm also.
It was verbally agreed with my brother that he will never claim the loan he has given to firm.
Now my brother has expired and me and his wife (partners of firm) are planing to dissolve the firm.
Please suggest me a format and title of letter/agreement/mou which i can get signed by my partner(brothers wife) and her two sons (being the legal heir of fathers loan and another loan in one sons name) saying that they will never claim this loan from the firm(or forego/waive this loan) and it is settled.
Vicky
24 September 2016 at 22:07
Business : Cr of R2 time extended till 5.10.16. failing which exparte order will be passed.
Next Purpose : COUNTER
Next Hearing Date : 05-10-2016
Sir Kindly say me what does this mean ... Im the petioner .. i met with an accident last year and filled this case for a claim for my injuries and the case is Mpoc..
RAGHU
24 September 2016 at 21:33
I filed execution affidavit after opposite party did not respond to ex parte judgment. Now the EA case is listed under the head objections. Opposite party is not attending hearing and court continue to post next date without even hearing from complainant.
What should I do next?
Pl advise
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