Anonymous
05 September 2024 at 01:55
Hi
My grandfather are three bro. Second younger bro. Which have only one daughter. He write a will to my mom in the year of 2000 and trying to get rasisterd but due to funds issue he can not done it. But he manage to get notarized and two gawah signed the will...
After his death my family can't manage to get probate the will. And no one is try to claim any property of her.
After 24 years its necessary to probate the will....??????
Pls reply soon
AK New Delhi
04 September 2024 at 15:35
I want to file a case in CGRF Court BSES Rajdhani against a "speaking order" passed by BSES Rajdhani for disconnection of my electricity connetion at home. Presently the Delhi High Court has stayed the disconnection order and has directed me to approach the CGRF BSES Rajdhani Court and seek further relief from them. I reside in vasant vihar, New Delhi PIN 110057. In which CGRF BSES Rajdhani court in Delhi the case shall be filed?
gk
04 September 2024 at 09:29
Dear Experts,
Good Morning.
We, the Apartments Owners Association has been formed and registered under the 1860 Societies Registration Act XXI in 2023 September along with all those completed formalities including submission of the "first GBM approved Bylaws".
In the above bylaws (already reviewed and approved by the district registrar office in 2023)we have mentioned regarding the mode of conducting the meeting (both EC-Executive Committee and General Body Body including AGM) as below:
"if required, the President can decide to make it either online like google meet or for a hybrid mode (online cum direct)"
With reference to this point, the first AGM in last month August 2024, we have conducted the meeting in google meet mainly to submit the financial statements/audit reports of the 2023-24 year and for the "election of new team as office Bearers and EC members for the association" with ref to our approved bylaws. Thus, through the google meet we have elected a new team of office Bearers and EC members which has been accepted and approved by the GBM/members online.
Now as the part of the Annual Certification/Registration renewal, we have submitted the relevant minutes of the above Google meet AGM, attendance sheet of the members in the meeting etc. along with newly elected members list and the audit reports for their review and approval.
But the registration office denied to approve the same stating that Googlemeet is not allowed or approved by the Govt for such matters including the AGM or election of team etc.
How Asdociation can produce the proper evidence without the signatures of the members attended ..... is also the main query they have.
Now, my queries are as follows:
1. Whether anything is mentioned in the 1860 Societies Act specifically indicating the administrational norms of the registered apartment association including how to conduct the meetings, how to prepare the minutes, who should review the meeting or approve it - that we should follow and write in the Bylaws?
2. Otherwise based on which reference we should make our Bylaws?
3. If the clauses and statements in the approved (approved by the distvregistervoffice) bylaws are not for the implementation, then what is the purpose of such bylaw?
We are now in such a scenario that unable to move forward.
Anticipating expertised advice and suggestions to move ahead.
Thanking you
GOPALAKRISHNAN
gk
04 September 2024 at 09:26
Dear Experts,
Good Morning.
We, the Apartments Owners Association has been formed and registered under the 1860 Societies Registration Act XXI in 2023 September along with all those completed formalities including submission of the first GBM approved Bylaws.
In the bylaws (already reviewed and approved by the district registrar office, Kerala)we have mentioned regarding the mode of conducting the meeting (both EC-Executive Committee and General Body Body including AGM) as: if required, the President can decide to make it either online like google meet or for a hybrid mode (online cum direct). With reference to this point, the first AGM now in August, we have conducted the meeting in google meet mainly to submit the audit reports of the 23-24 year and for the election of new team as office Bearers and EC members for the asdociation with ref to our bylaws. Thus through the google meet we have elected a new team of office Bearers and EC members which has been accepted and approved by the GBM.
Now as part of the Certification/Registration renewal, we have submitted the relevant minutes of the above Google meet AGM along with attendance of the members in the meeting etc. along with newly elected members list for their review and approval.
But the registration office denied to approve the same stating that Googlemeet is not allowed or approved by the Govt for such matters. How can us produce the proper evidence without the signatures of the members attended ..... is also the main query they have.
Now, my query are as follows:
1. Whether anything is mentioned in the 1860 Societies Act specifically indicating the administrational norms of the registered apartment association including how to conduct the meetings, how to prepare the minutes, who should review the meeting or approve it - that we should follow and write in the Bylaws?
2. Otherwise based on which reference we should make our Bylaws?
3. If the clauses and statements in the approved (approved by the distvregistervoffice) bylaws are not for the implementation, then what is the purpose of such bylaw?
We are now in such a scenario that unable to move forward.
Anticipating expertised advice and suggestions to move ahead.
Thanking you
GOPALAKRISHNAN
Anonymous
04 September 2024 at 09:04
Dear Sir,
Previously I worked 1 year in psu , but I was terminated from psu as I have done multiple applications during psu exam.
Now I got a new central government job and I have mentioned details about my psu job in attestation form. Now after background police verification, psu has given a adverse report to my new central government job. Now new central government job not issuing my appointment letter as they got adverse report from my previous employment. So what can I do now. Please suggest me.
Arun prakash
03 September 2024 at 18:12
I took education loanin IOB in 2012. Now my loan sold to Reliance ARC. Now they threatening like legal action will be taken against me. So is there any rights to take legal action. Bank not informed us my loan will sold to ARC. What they can able to do actually, why I'm asking is to negotiate the loan to repay. That's why.
Anil Deshmukh
03 September 2024 at 18:01
I purchased 3 guntha land in Dhayari village in pune district in 1988.84c patra remark is there in the 7/12.
The relevant ferfar says that it is since the buyer is not a agriculturist.
However I was a agriculturist at that time and is still now.I have agricultural land in my name and have obtained old 7/12.
Can I apply to the tahasildar for removal of the remark ? Is there any penalty for removal and for the delay?
Under which section should I apply?is it section 155 of revenue act?
The land has come in Pune city corporation area now.
Anil Deshmukh
Anonymous
03 September 2024 at 16:49
In a highly publicized environmental case, the Supreme Court of India was tasked with determining the legality of a new industrial project near an ecologically sensitive area. The case involved complex environmental and scientific data, which the judges found challenging to interpret. Recognizing the need for expert assistance, the court appointed Dr. Radhika Rao, a renowned environmental scientist, as an Amicus Curiae to provide independent advice on the potential environmental impact of the project. However, one of the parties contested Dr. Rao’s appointment, arguing that her past affiliations with environmental NGOs might bias her views. What is the role and responsibilities of an Amicus Curiae in legal proceedings. How does the court ensure that the advice provided by an Amicus Curiae is impartial and free from bias? Should past affiliations of an Amicus Curiae disqualify them from offering expert advice in a case, or can the court mitigate potential conflicts of interest?
Anonymous
03 September 2024 at 16:41
I am working in a Public Sector Bank and I served resignation letter giving notice of 3 months. The reason for resignation is the work culture of the bank which includes harrasment of staff for business targets. I already have a staff accountability pending which is based on compliance level issues. The reply to the same has been furnished before 10 months but no further communication received on the matter afterwards. So there are chances that my resignation won't be accepted. In that case how I can relieve from the organisation. I want to get my full terminal benefits also as I have availed loans which can be closed with the help of those terminal benefits only. If my resignation is not accepted I want to exhaust the entire leaves to my credit so I can get full salary for that period. Kindly advise what legal help I can take in case my resignation is not accepted, my leave request is rejected or my terminal benefits not paid?
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