Seema
24 September 2015 at 15:47
Hi,
My friends Tenant is absconding and not reachable. Their rent agreement is already over. However he had his belonging in flat. How should he take over possesion of said flat.
Tenant has not paid rent since last 4 months.
Now i heard from somewhere that he is invloved in illegal activities.
Pls. guide.
Neha Arora
24 September 2015 at 15:47
Respected Sir/Mam
Presently, I am working as Postal assistant in PB-I (5200-20200+ 2400) in Department of Posts since 2011. I applied for the post of Assistant (9300-34800+ 4200) in Kendriya Vidayala Sangthan (KVS) through direct recruitment examination. As per the advertisement, qualification for the said post was Graduate with 03 years experience as UDC in Central / State Govt./ Autonomous Bodies/ Public Sector Undertakings .
I fulfilled above said requisite conditions and my application was accepted. I was allowed to appear in the competitive test. Now, my grievance is that my name has not been empanelled in the Main Panel List for appointment to the post of Assistant even after getting higher marks than the selected candidates. Names of approximate 21 candidates of “UR” category who got lesser marks than me have been empanelled in the Main Panel List for the post of Assistant and no reason regarding the non selection of the candidates who secured higher marks have been given in the result by KVS. However, from the reliable sources, it has come into the notice that all Postal Assistants who appeared in the above said exam have not been considered by KVS with objection that Postal Assistant working in Department of Posts are not UDC. But, in previous recruitments, postal assistants have been appointed at post of Assistant by KVS. But, this time they have not considered Postal Assistants even though they are in same scale of (5200-20200+2400) as UDC.
Is experience of Postal Assistant in Department of Posts which is Central Govt. Department , not a UDC experience?? Kindly guide in this context.
Regards
Mathre Rangarajan
24 September 2015 at 15:30
ONGC allotted shares to its employees when it was incorporated as public limited company - Hence I am a minority shareholder - I am retired from ONGC and a Senior Citizen (76 years) - ONGC is ill treating its retired employees specially those who retired before 2007, by denying any pension, even though people retired after 01-01-2007 are paid pension - CMD and Board of Directors refuse to have any dialogue with retired officer's Associations - ONGC boasts that it is awarded internationally as having best HR practices - Is denying pension to nearly 18000 senior citizens is best HR practice? - There are more than 100 litigations of retired employees pending in Supreme Court and various High Courts.
My question is,can I raise these points to expose the management on their very bad HR practice in the forthcoming AGM?
Kindly advise.
Hari
24 September 2015 at 15:09
Dear Sir/Madum,
I loaned a longterm to my family friend for Rs 5L on promissory note. He dont have income or assets on his name, But his father was millionaire. Can I attach his father assets to claim the amount?
Thanks,
Hari
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B kumar.....
24 September 2015 at 14:01
Dear Sir/Madam,
As I have received about 15 calls from different numbers[from different H.R. recruitment agency(may all be working for same position/company)] for the same vacancy,same company(A BPO company) and same job location.
Every time I refused/showed disinterest due to office timing(6.00 PM to 3.00 AM.)AND unsuitable location.
Calls are still in process.
How an agent or a company itself or through hired H.R.recruitment agency can puzzle me by making undue so many calls,as each time I have to attend the same,even while working,eating,travelling etc.
Is there any legal safeguard or action against such a case,please let me know.
I shall be thankful to you.
Regards
CMA B.Goyal
Abhimanyu Bind
24 September 2015 at 13:46
My parents given right to cultivate and grow crop on our agricultural land in UP to My Uncle (My mom's brother) few years ago around the year 2004-05 (no written contract as it was in relation), he made a small hut on the land and done the said activity continuously.
But now the problem is, he is denying to vacant the land and claimming it his land.
My questions are,
1) Can we file a criminal case against him for illegal occupancy? or it's a matter a civil suit?
2) What are the difference between both type of cases?
Akshat Singh
24 September 2015 at 13:11
Hi,
I have brought 1 BHK in 2003. Now i want to sell this apartment. I am 4 owner and previous 2 documents are registered. Tripartite agreement between1st & 2nd owner with builder has done and stamp duty paid but not registered. what should i do ?
sudhan
24 September 2015 at 11:56
The registered sale agreement was made in January 2010 and a time of 2 years was given and it ends in January 2012.Till now ter is no move from me or him(buyer). The property is in my possession. In agreement its clearly mentioned that the agreement itself will be invalid and he will loss the advance money if the buyer failed to full fill the agreement.Now what shall I do.can I cancel the agreement in the absence of buyer and does sub register can do that.
Rinu
24 September 2015 at 11:50
I am a Naredeco Certified Realtor. One of my client's land had been acquired 50 years back. According to him no compensation received. I checked the records and found him right.
Now he has offered to hire me either to get the land back or get the compensation from the Govt. To which I have agreed upon.
I have prepared an agreement,
The gist is, he will pay me a certain percentage of the benefits, whatsoever he gets from the Govt.
If he gets back the same land back or any other land, he will sell this property in the open market and then will pay my fee and if he gets some cash in compensation then he will pay my fee on the same day of the receipt.
Now the dilemma is , should I get this agreement registered or even the unregistered one will suffice?
I tried to understand by researching on internet and got this---
Indian Registration Act 1908
17. Documents of which registration is compulsory
(1) The following documents shall be registered, if the property to which they relate is situate in a district in which, and if they have been executed on or after the date on which, Act No. XVI of 1864, or the Indian Registration Act, 1866, or the Indian Registration Act, 1871, or the Indian Registration Act, 1877 or this Act came or comes into force, namely:-
(b) other non-testamentary instruments which purport or operate to create, declare, assign, limit or extinguish, whether in present or in future, any right, title or interest, whether vested or contingent, of the value of one hundred rupees, and upwards, to or in immovable property.
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