raval
04 April 2016 at 21:17
i m raval sanjay kumar i have joined aiims feb 2012 before joining aiims i have given esic ahmedabad exam at 13 nov 2011.now i have get appoinment letter from esic ahmedabad & it is my home town so iwant to join there. my question aiims will consider my resignation as technical resination.because my esic job application is not forwarded by aiims & i have not noc from aiims.
according to technical resignation rule eigher i have noc or my application forworded through proper chaneel
but i have applied esic before aiims join.
so aiims administration considered my technical resignation application
what i do kinly reply me
Anita Singh
04 April 2016 at 21:00
can anybody let me know the step by step practical procedure of domestic violence case in the court .
Thanks
desh deepak
04 April 2016 at 20:24
Vijay kumar singh v/s union of India
WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) NO(s). 26 OF 2012
में माननीय न्यायलय ने vijay kumar singh के नए date of birth (may,10,1951)को मानने से इनकार क्यों कर दिया था?
विजय कुमार सिंह जी ने नए सबूत(proof) के तौर पर कौन से प्रमाण दिए थे?
Highschool marksheet certificate, highschool transfer certificate और माता पिता के द्वारा प्राइमरी स्कूल में अंकित date of birth में किसे अति महत्वपूर्ण सबूत माना जाएगा?
If there are any ruling or decision from Supreme court , please mention those.
Thanks
msk
04 April 2016 at 19:07
Dear Expert,
e-Tenders were invited by office.Interested bidders shall have to submit " Net worth certificate" as a part of Technical documents.Two bidders have submitted their bids.But one bidder has not enclosed the same.Technical bids are opened.Now, Can we demand the " Net worth certificate" from that bidder after opening of technical bid ?Other bidder has taken the objection on this issue.Please guide.
Uday Sawant
04 April 2016 at 18:24
Dear Sir,
My wife belongs to Maharashtra State and she belongs to SC category and having caste certificate of Maharashtra state. After marriage she came to Bhopal city of Madhya Pradesh and living with my family. I belongs to General Category. I have made domicile certificate of Madhya Pradesh and have entered her name as my wife in the domicile certificate.
The caste of my wife is also in reserve category of Scheduled Caste of Madhya Pradesh. Now I want to know, if the same caste of my wife is also in SC Category of my state, Is the certificate valid for Madhya Pradesh and can she enjoy the benefit in Madhya Pradesh after entering her name in MP domicile.
Please reply my query as soon as possible.
mandakini
04 April 2016 at 18:20
Hi,
I was working in a consultancy until July 2015 because of ill health & stressful environment I resigned after 7 years of service
They made me sign an agreement before 2days of LWD asking me to sign T&C not to join any competitor for a year and salary will be cleared after 45 days and then Relieving letter will be given, Also, incentive will be cleared in March on pro rata basis(these policies were designed for me only and at last moment i were told I had no choice but to accept)
they cleared the salary and relieving letter was given in Dec after so much of follow-up
Now they are delaying incentive payment saying will let me know. They are misbehaving over call avoiding call.... I needed money for investment as from April interest rate is decreased. Neither they are confrming the amount not the payment date...this has spoiled my plans ...what action can I take in this case...please advise....thanks
Prasad
04 April 2016 at 18:07
Hi,
I am planning to buy a site in BDA approved layout in Bangalore from owner's share. I am planning to buy a part (30x40) of the site (60x56). Now I am wondering if I will get Khata for part site. And appreciate if some one can share the process and also how much it would cost?
Thanks,
Prasad
Rakesh Kumar
04 April 2016 at 18:05
Below is the scenario:
Builder/Promoter: ABC Builder
Land owner: XYZ Family
Builder's Daughter Name: LEELA
Builder XYZ had reserved one flat for the land owner in the building constructed. After completion Society is formed with that flat shown as unsold. Few years later Builder Gifted the flat to his daughter (proper Registered Gift deed is done with stamp duty paid). After three years he obtains release rights with registered "Release deed" from the land owners for that flat. Builder is now passed away. So Daughter is now requesting society to issue share certificate on her name so that maintenance bill comes on her name as it is showing "landlord" on it now. Society is not issuing share certificate and raising a query saying Builder Gifted the flat before obtaining the release rights. He cannot do that. Secondly asking they need "no claim" and affidavit from all siblings on the flat, which I think not applicable in case of registered gift deed.
Question 1: Are the societies' excuses valid and what needs to be done to be become member in this cases? Can I submit a fresh application for membership and can they reject it?
Question 2: Society has put in application for Deemed Conveyance. Society might have shown that flat as unsold. Since it is registered (with stamp duty paid). Can they show it as unsold? Can daughter challenged the "Deemed conveyance" saying she has no been made member and there is dispute? How it will help?
Question 3: The hearing on the Deemed conveyance application is on 15 April. Does she have to put in her objection before this date or she can challenged it later?
Whole idea is become a member (share certificate) on daughter's name. Please advise.
ANIKET
04 April 2016 at 17:26
Hi,
We own an ancestral property which is ad-measuring 8 guntas. The land is a combination of cultivable land of 3 guntas and natural water reservoir (not cultivable) of 5 guntas.
In the 7/12, our neighbor added himself as a tenant (Sadhe Kul) without our knowledge and is using 3 guntas for cutivating flower plants. Also, 25 years back, he constructed a well in the water reservoir without our/Mamlatdar permission.
We had purchased the said plot of land in 1926 from the ancestors of the said tenant with a condition that they can use the water from the reservoir for next 25 years i.e. till (1951).
The tenant has not paid us a single rupee for using our land. Now last month we put up a water pump on this well to use the water, but he forcefully disconnected that and abused us.
Q1. As a landlord what rights we have in such a case under law?
Q2. since majority of the land is non cultivable, can we file an application to the Mamlatdar for removing the tenant?
Q3. Can we claim for the compensation for use of land and destruction of property?
Q4. Can we put a fence?
Q5. should we file a legal suit for tresspassing/damage to our property?
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