DEEPAK P G
10 May 2020 at 22:23
DEAR SIRS,
AN NRI WANTS TO SELL HIS PROPERTY IN INDIA WHICH HAS BEEN HELD BY HIM
FOR MORE THAN FIVE YEARS. IN NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES, THE RATE OF TDS WOULD
BE 20% UNDER SECTION 195 OF THE I. TAX ACT. HOWEVER, THE NRI WANTS TO KNOW WHETHER A MORE BENEFICIAL TDS RATE IS AVAILABLE UNDER DTAA BETWEEN UAE AND INDIA..
REGARDS,
DEEPAK P G
Anonymous
10 May 2020 at 21:38
I was recently selected in a central government job. However, as my brother is settled in australia, i plan to apply for permanent residence and settle there.
However, i am not sure if i can apply for permanent residence in another country whilst being a permanent central government employee in Government of India
Please let me know if there is any issue on applying for PR while working in the government of india?
I will definitely tender my resignation once my PR is approved.
Mahesh Babu
10 May 2020 at 20:34
Hi,
I am Mahesh. We reside in Hyderabad in the state of Telangana. We bought an individual constructed house from a local builder in the year 2018. From outside the house looks good. We enquired with the builder about what materials we used in construction. He showed few raw materials lying around the construction as used materials. But within few months after moving into the house, we found that the building construction was not done properly. Cracks were seen and also the floor which is of marble is going inward into ground. The compound wall was so weakly consurted that in an month it had to be build with support pillars(which the builder said will be the last renovation that is on him). When we ask about the floor and cracks, he says it is not his problem anymore. Is there any law under which he is liable to repair or atleast compensate us.
Please give a solution and suggestions are also appreciated.
Thank you
Ranvijay Chaudhary
10 May 2020 at 19:13
Thanks to lawyers club India
Anonymous
10 May 2020 at 19:02
We are seeking urgent help to STOP SALE OF OUR LAND with concerned authorities as we will be forced to become homeless if our land is sold. Our father Mr. Deb Narayan Sharma having who divorced our mother, Geeta Sharma and now wants to sale our decades old land and flee away making all of us homeless forever. We are four children (all major) from our parents and our father does not wants to give us any share in his property which was purchased by his mother Mrs. Kulapati Sharma who is no more alive now. Deb Narayan Sharma wants to destroy us by making us homeless by selling ancestral property. He has become an enemy for us. The land is registered in his name which was purchased by his mother. Please HELP us by stopping this sale of land at any cost for us which is the only hope for us to live.
As per our divorce conditions and family court ruling, he has to provide us accommodation to our stay if he sells the property. He does not want to give us any rupee. The court also asked to pay 3000 per person to my mother and two daughters which have not been given to us which has been years now. He is having links with gangsters and repeated warns us to have devastating consequences (Harming us physically & killing us). He has paid to Local police station officials who helps him. We do not want any more court cases as we have gone through seven years of mental torture in court cases already.
Please HELP us by stopping this sale of land at any cost for us which is the only hope for us to live. We hope our plea is heard and some action is taken to bring our family some peace and much needed protection.
1. How we can stop the sale of land ?
2. What to do for the warning us to kill us ?
3. What should be our next step in line with our rights & safety ?
4. Does not children have rights in the property of father ?
Anonymous
10 May 2020 at 01:51
My father name in high school is in short form but in 12th and in degree it is in full form...so i want some remedy related to this problem so that i not face problem during document verification in govt. Job
Anonymous
09 May 2020 at 23:16
Respected sir
I pursued Msc corresponding session from
junuary 2016 to December 2018 but i took admission in B. Ed regular basis in July 2018 and complete it in August 2019
I unkowningly taken two degrees at same time
It make any issue in future if yes then how I rectify it
Please response as soon as possible
Manish Puri
09 May 2020 at 18:54
Hi Team,
I am from Delhi. The issue is as subjected. My brothers got the NOC signed just after the death of my father (in 1981) and, claimed to transfer property to Mother’s name. Now, when our Mother died recently (Feb’2020), I got to know that they have transferred the property in their names (2 person) already. But, they have not informed me. Please suggest if I can claim my share.
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