RAHUL CHAVAN
02 December 2014 at 17:30
In case of death of both the parents, how their children can become owner of the flat.
Lets say registered property agreement is their on parents name and in the share certificate as well parents name is mentioned.
No nominations are provided to society. In this case how can his 2 children can become owner and sale this flat.
Bansidhar Mandal
02 December 2014 at 17:25
I submitted my resignation on 19.12.2013 with a request to release me with pension benefit from Bank's service while working as Manager in Scale-II after putting in more than 33 years of service on medical ground giving 3 months notice which was accepted by authority at Circle Office with effect 16.01.2014 and was released from service on 30.04.14. I had submitted my Pension payment proposal from the Branch where I was working as Branch Manager 09.04.2014. Authority never asked any medical documentary evidences from me to show that I was medically unfit. They even did not refer me to medical Board.
I approached my authority in writing several times at Circle Office to release my pension but never replied to any of my letter. Finally on 24.09.2014 Head Ofiice, PF & PENSION Department informed me in writing that I do not qualify for Pensionary benefit as I have resigned.
Under above circumstance Kindly advice me my future recourse, my legal stand for eligibility of pension and also let me know the limitation period for filling WRIT petition with High court Kolkata if I am finally required to approach court for the same.
Kindly reply.
RAHUL CHAVAN
02 December 2014 at 17:21
I have flat in mumbai. It's been rented out since last 8 years and its occupied by same tenant for last 8 years. I have been doing agreement for 2 years. The current agreement will expire in couple of months.
Should I get another agreement done for 2 years again for the same tenant or should I look out for new tenant. What are the risks if I retain same tenant for 2 years again.
AMIT KUMAR SHARMA
02 December 2014 at 17:06
I want to file a complaint against a school under the consumer protection act, 1986.
What type of compensations I can mention in the complaint other than Fee deposited to School i.e. Mentally harassment and cost of the complaint etc.
What extent the value of mentally harassment or physical strain can be claimed. Is this value depends on the cost of case or other thinks.
Kindly advice.
minesh
02 December 2014 at 17:02
hello, all i want to ask you that in maharashtra raigad village i owe land, on 7/12- land is private forest. but from 4 hectors of land its written forest reservation only for 3 hectors.
land already transfer to my name couple of years ago.
now i want to build good farmhouse there.
can i do it with GRAMPANCHAYAT NOC? place is in isolated village area where gram panchayat is in force.
Vijay Kumar
02 December 2014 at 16:00
I am a co-owner of flat in Mumbai. My father was included as second holder of the flat though he has not contributed for the purchase of flat. My father died intestate leaving behind by his wife (my mother) and two children (myself and my brother). Can my mother & brother claim right in the flat? Is it possible for me to sell the flat? Will the society ask for NOC of my mother and brother in the event I need to sell the flat??
Your expert advise on the matter is appreciated.
rupeshgangurde
02 December 2014 at 15:58
r/sir
I win the case of crpc 125 by rejecting mentainance to wife by considering cruilty on her hand on the part me. But at the same time by considering my payment slip only, judge granted maintenance on market rate to medicines etc. to son by considering his illness. I am agovernment servent, My emplyoer provides all medical facilities to me & my dependants. I wanted to show to revision court that while granting of mentainance lower court did not consider this facts, he only consider goverment payment slip, but facilities provided by my employer. My lower told me that we can not produce such documents is revision. Hence my question is that this is an a revision not a appel, hence please guide me how to produce these documents in court, if any case law is there?
thanking you
deepti
02 December 2014 at 15:43
Respected all,
I have my query n i need a good advice regarding the same as i have no information related to divorce.
Well i got married in June 2012,my marriage got registered at Goa court, its been more than 2 years of my marriage. I lived with my husband for a year almost.But due to lack of understanding between us in all aspects related to marriage life i found both us incompatible with each other.
Since October 2013 i am living with my parents n vacuum between us has increased.I tried giving chance to my marriage but i think its not working out.
Currently i have started working with a Pvt. firm n now i think i should give it an end to this relationship with my husband.
I asked my husband to initiate it but he has only one reply you initiate it n i will sign!!!!
Kindly someone advice me how to take this matter forward as i really want to get rid of this relation and move on in my life.
anahita bhats
02 December 2014 at 15:27
i would like to know if gratitious licence can be made in rented property owned by parsi panchayat. if made the gratious licence has to have witness, registered etc.
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Under what circumstances can father in law be made a respondent by daughter in law in divorce case
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