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GOVINDAN RAMAMURTHY   22 September 2021 at 08:41

Eligibility to contest election soon after flat purchase

In a Thane Co-operative Housing Society, a couple had purchase a flat in September 2021, in which wife name first and husband name stands second in the Agreement. Their names have been transferred in the Share Certificate. Husband wanted to apply for Associate Member and he wanted to contest the forthcoming election to be conducted by Housing Society having members less than 250. Can he contest the election now or he has to wait till their names approved in next year AGM. Please kindly advise.

NUTREXX   22 September 2021 at 04:53

Election of a new chairman on resignation

IS THE COMMITTEE IS EMPOWERED TO ELECT NEW CHAIRMAN AND CASHIER WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF ALL MEMBERS AND WITHOUT CONDUCTING AGM, ON THEIR RESIGNATION?

NUTREXX   22 September 2021 at 04:50

Eligibility to be a management committee member

In my Coop Hsg Serv Society in Gujarat, two persons having no houses in their name, but having in spouse name only, are included in the managing committee as vice chairman and joint secretary. IKs it legal and acceptable?

Anonymous   21 September 2021 at 21:40

Documents

I don't have 10th marksheet because I have discontinued my 10th but i have 10th TC, Pancard, adhar card can i get passport?

Manoj Joshi   21 September 2021 at 21:37

Money recovery suit

what is the money limit (10 lac or 20 lac) to file a recovery suit in the court of civil judge senior division

Anonymous   21 September 2021 at 20:44

Query

Respected sir / madam,

Bought a land recently from BC caste i am also BC.

History of the land:
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ST or MBC has sold the land to BC (two brothers bought as partner) in 1992 (as per EC from1975 no track of how ST/MBC got the land) only track is ST/MBC took loan in 1991 from Co-operative bank by doing an MOD.

In 2001 the patta got transfered to BC brothers name though they bought the land in 1992


Later one of the brother has died, post that family problem started between both and case filed in court to divide all the assets brothers earned together in that this is also one of the asset .

In 2019 district court has issued judgement of spliting the assets in which this asset also got divided for both.

With that i have bought this land from one of the brother who is alive.

Now local village people saying it's condition patta how do i validate this before apply for patta transfer?

will the court judgement or existing patta transfer to BC help on this if it's condition patta?

how to make as ayan patta if needed?

Aashish Kapil   21 September 2021 at 14:20

Constuction of 4th floor

Recently sumbody bought the 3rd floor of my building with roof now he is constructing 4 th floor...is it legal....in our building ground first and second floor owners are different...no stilt parking also... pls tell me.can he build 4th floor... thanks in advance

Anonymous   21 September 2021 at 14:02

Property right

Sir

I want to know , My father and brother was demised due to covid. after death my brother wife is taken charge of my brother flat , which was purchased by my father and parents through own struggle money. she has all payment statement. Right now, builder has hand over possession letter. Registry was not done.

After death, my brother company given lumpsum amount to nominee i.e. wife (widow). i want to know, mother will be legal heir or not

1. In Flat
2. In insurance amount- Which is given by private company
3. Lic amount - mother of deceased is nominee of LIC policy

sasikumar   21 September 2021 at 13:15

Case law for against rule 36 of gst

Dear Experts,

I am requesting Please share there is any judgement order against the rule 36 of GST.

Anonymous   21 September 2021 at 07:19

Rti

Can i get information about a tamilnadu gov pwd employee died on 2017 during service regarding his settlement who have to give me amount through RTI act 2005