Decode Ballistic Reports Like a Pro. Register Now!
LCI Learning

Share on Facebook

Share on Twitter

Share on LinkedIn

Share on Email

Share More

Mahendra Katariya   13 September 2016 at 21:31

Property of my father who will get if my mom is alive

Dear sir,
My dad expired in sep-15 due to brain hamorage his all insurance and salary of his working company has been transfered to my moms account as my dad has written her name as nominee. My younger brother who got married in nov13 and he had quarrel with my mom and dad for family issues staying alone with his wife and i was staying with my parents as i was single. In few days as said sep 2015 my dad expired and after few months in feb 2016 my mom had a paralysis attack and she was admitted in hospital for almost 2 months he didnt came to help me and my mom. As my mom saw his nature what amount she had she gave me to handle his banking work and to take care of her money what she got from respective insurance companies and my dads company where he use to work. Now in sep 16 he suddenly came and asking his share of money which we got in name of dad..

Pl help for said
Mahendra katariya
9096655222

Anonymous   13 September 2016 at 21:31

Substitution application format in 138 matters

Hello friends. I am looking for the content in this application. Can anyone help?

Swapna Vengatesh   13 September 2016 at 21:19

Jocasta syndrome

My mother-in-law is not allowing me and my daughter to live with my husband cause she is suffering from Jocasta Syndrome. My husband L. J. Vengatesh who is a lawyer is not able to relieve himself from his mother's emotional blackmail and is not even speaking to me or seeing our child who is just 6 months old. L.J. Vengatesh being a lawyer has abandoned his first child from his first marriage cause of his mother's sickness of jocasta syndrome. Now he is repeating the same. Pls help me and my daughter to live with my husband and father of my child. Thank you.

oyayubihime   13 September 2016 at 20:03

What is the meaning of "personally present" of agm?

My CA said "personally"mean "physically". So Video conference is not permitted.

Kindly advice me if you are CS expert, two members "physically" present is required for AGM of Pvt. Ltd according to follow rule?

[(-) in the case of a private company, two members personally present,shall be the quorum for a meeting of the company.]
by SS - 2 SECRETARIAL STANDARD ON GENERAL MEETINGS



BISWAJIT SENGUPTA   13 September 2016 at 20:03

Retirement claim

Sir,
I am an executive officer have been working with the company since 1980 and had got promotion from clerical grade to executive officer post from 2001. The company has closed under suspension of work in Nov 2005 on No work no pay basis.The company applied for sick industry in Bifr and subsequently Bifr approved the scheme. In Btfr order it has been mentioned that the company reopened on 2009. But some employees including myself have not been informed. The company has reopened the business in same place and within 5 years. At this moment I have retired from my service on 3rd October 2015 as per service rules of the company i.e. 58 years is the retirement age. Till date the company does not bother to ask me to go and take all my dues like PF, gratuity, leave salary, salary and other benefits. Sir, please advice me what steps I have to take and what claims I have to lodge to the company in this regard and also tell me is it legal claim?
Please sir advice me.

Dr Sangh Mittra   13 September 2016 at 19:50

filing objections section 5 of land acquisition act 1894

Sir,
The Land Acquisition Collector heard the objector Society Secretary and and recommended that the Lands constructed and under construction and vacant be exempted from the Section 6 Declaration.

However, the Joint Site Inspection Committee chaired by the MUDA Administrator (to be the beneficiary of the acquisition) recommended that the constructed houses be released but vacant lands in Society be acquired.

The MUDA Administrator moved a note
mis -representing to State Government the lands recommended to be released from the acquisition as if recommended by the Land Acquisition Collector.

Thus in the Section 6 Declaration the lands recommended to be acquired/ released by the Joint Site Inspection Committee found its way.

The State maintained in all replies that the Land Acquisition Collector's recommendations were accepted by the State Government.

Upon challenge in the High Court the State contends that the since the individual members did not file objections , they can not challenge.

My questions are:-

1. Can the objections filed by the House Building Society- filed on behalf of its members- duly accepted as such- be later on negated by the State in the legal arguments?

2. Is there any fraud on power on behalf of the Administrator, MUDA to have termed the recommendations actually made by the Joint Site Inspection Committee as that of the Land Acquisition Collector?

Please advise.

Dr Sanghmittra,Advocate

BISWAJIT SENGUPTA   13 September 2016 at 19:03

Retirement claim

Sir,
I am an executive officer have been working with the company since 1980 and had got promotion from clerical grade to executive officer post from 2001. The company has closed under suspension of work in Nov 2005 on No work no pay basis.The company applied for sick industry in Bifr and subsequently Bifr approved the scheme. In Btfr order it has been mentioned that the company reopened on 2009. But some employees including myself have not been informed. The company has reopened the business in same place and within 5 years. At this moment I have retired from my service on 3rd October 2015 as per service rules of the company i.e. 58 years is the retirement age. Till date the company does not bother to ask me to go and take all my dues like PF, gratuity, leave salary, salary and other benefits. Sir, please advice me what steps I have to take and what claims I have to lodge to the company in this regard and also tell me is it legal claim?
Please sir advice me.

rabi   13 September 2016 at 17:19

clarification in part of chargesheet

"Accused xxxx sent messages from his sim card no 9**** to complainant sim no 8***** using filthy languag

Sagar Kotak   13 September 2016 at 17:16

Recovery of outstanding dues from apartment owners

We are an Apartment Owners Association situated in Mumbai. One of our member i.e. a Condominium Apartment Owner has been defaulting in his payment of monthly maintenance charges since a long time inspite of issuance of Legal Notice by the Association. The Maharashtra Apartment Ownership Act 1970 is quite ambiguous with regards to the law & procedure pertaining to Recovery of Outstanding Dues from Apartment Owners (Unlike MCS ACT 1960 – U/s 101). May I be apprised by the respected learned counsels on the following subject issues:

1. What is the Legal remedy for Recovery of Outstanding dues from Apartment Owners and under what sections / laws ?
2. Which is the competent authority having the jurisdiction to adjudicate upon the said issue?
3. How much Court fees is required to be paid? (Tentative)
4. What is the procedure, in sequence, for initiating action against the Apartment Owner?
5. Any further valued opinion / guidance pertaining to the said issue is very much appreciated.

Awaiting the precious inputs of all the esteemed lawyers.
Warm Regards.


Hemant   13 September 2016 at 17:04

Tenancy and ownership

Hi,
Two brothers were residing in a tenanted property ...the elder brother the original tenant passed away leaving behind his wife and 3 already married daughters (all married with kidswhile he was alive). The second brother became the tenant and rent receipts starteD coming in his name..property went in to redevelopment and the tripartite agreement was signed and duly registered in the name of the second brother... the second brother too passes away...leaving behind wife and kids who are now the legal heirs of the new owned redeveloped premises... and have already taken possession and are residing...
The wife aged 80 and daughters of the elder brother has filed a civil suit in high court fighting for rights in the property forging the new rent receipts... and other documents...
My query is as follows..
1. Is the tripartite agreement between the landlord , developer and the recognised tenant by the other two parties... holds any water....i mean is the tripartite agreement imcreases the chances in favour of the agreement holder?
2. After the demise if the elder brother wife...can their daughters still fight for rights as legal heirs?? As daughters all married long back...the wife of elder brother used to stay with us....but wad never issued a rent receipts in her favour you...whi h she has forged now by her daughters...

Looking for your expert opinions

Thanks and regards