kavita
03 June 2014 at 13:42
I have completed my 3 year BLS LLB. I'm planning to pursue solicitor as my career and in search of solicitor internship currently.I wanted to know about the working of the solicitor and also the future scope of it in India as well as outside India. I will be grateful if you could help me with any of the solicitor firm or solicitor you know in person or got any reference as I want to join immediately. I have a good academic as well as moot court experience and other co-curricular activities. I'm keen to learn and looking for experience. Awaiting for your valuable response.
Amit Garg
20 May 2014 at 21:09
Sir(s)/ Madam(s), I'm a law student and searching for/ need information for some my practical exam to be held on this Saturday.
I've prepared my complete file, except the topic "Conveyancing". I need the following information for this topic:
1. Objects of conveyancing,
2. Functions of conveyancing,
3. Rules of conveyancing.
I've searched this information in the college library, on internet, and as well as, in the district court's library, but unfortunately couldn't find the same.
I'd kindly request to all of you, if anyone can provide me the above stated topics in DETAIL/ THEORY, by the end of the day tomorrow (21/05/2014), so that I can prepare my file and submit the same in the college by Friday (23/05/2014), for the practical to be held on Saturday (24/05/2014) and can score good marks in the subject.
I'd be greatly thankful to you.
Thanks in advance for the help!
Yours Faithfully,
Amit Garg.
+91-9999103912.
Inshadali Chaudhary
12 May 2014 at 08:36
Dear sir/Madam,
I have done MSW from IGNOU. I want to do LLB In distance learning mode. and also work as a lawyer in court. can you tell me it is possible in my case. or you can recommend any other institute from where i can get LLb degree without attending or attending few classes.
please reply soon
Thanks and regard
Inshad ali
Shuaib Ahmed
26 March 2014 at 19:39
Hello Experts!
I want to know when the rules of LARR Act 2013 are going to be framed by the revenue department of the states of India? Although, this act has been formed and can now be applied when it comes to land acquisition, still it looks useless to the citizens. Because, when we approach the concerned officials, they deny to act as per new land acquisition act, as they suggest that the rules haven't been framed by the revenue department yet. Please reply.
Thank you!
Good day!
ananya rai
28 February 2014 at 13:47
Dear Learned Members,
I have been recently divorced. My official Statement has been recorded but I have not yet received a Certified Copy of the Judge's Order.
Can I get married in the meanwhile until I have received the Order? Will there be any Legal Complications?
Your reply in the matter is highly awaited.
Thabnks & Regards,
Ananya
M.Sheik Mohammed Ali
17 February 2014 at 22:26
Dear experts
In Tamilnadu Muslim Family (Husband & Wife)
want to adopt her sister daughter, she is 4yrs old, the parents also willing to give,
how to legally adopt to her.
pls give me your suggestions
abcdefg
11 February 2014 at 00:41
A Hindu male whose name is pqr has self earned property.If pqr dies without making a will, then for class I heirs of pqr,does self earned property of pqr automatically become coparcenary property?
i.e.will shares be given to class I heirs by treating the pqr's self earned property as coparcenary property?
SARAVANAN.R
10 February 2014 at 22:13
Respected Sir,
Each and every laws pertaining to labour in our country has a ceiling on wages.
For example, it is 18,000 for payment of wages Act, 1936, Rs 1600/- in I.D Act to include a supervisor or a person doing supervisory work, Rs 25000 in case of ESI Act, Rs 15000/- in case of EPF Act.
I will be thankful,if you guide me in telling the relevance of celing on wages under labour laws. There is a provision in payment of wages Act 1936, wages should be paid with in the stipulated time. Now considering the above example, ceiling on wages under P.W Act is 18000. Does this mean that employees earning up to Rs 18000/- are entitled to this protection of law. Does it mean that if a person earns Rs 25000/- or Rs 19000/- per month, the employee is not protected statutorily or if the employer is free to pay the employee as and when he/ she desires.
I am not wounding any body. My only doubt is why this ceiling is required.
I was very fortunate to read through a note on ID amendment Act, 2010, which has raised the wage ceiling to Rs 10,000 for inclusion of supervisory persons. Thanks to Mr. Hemanth of Bangalore. Hope he will help me in understanding the relevance of ceiling on laws relating to labour.
Saravanan Radhakrishnan
murali
11 January 2014 at 18:18
Hi sir. My father in law was alloted a plot by ngo society. He died a year ago by leaving an unregistered will in a white paper with two witnesses . He mentioned the said plot to all his4 dgaughters and his only son as ground floor belongs to 4th dtr since she taken care him while his illness. 2nd,3rd floor shall be shared equally by 3 dtrs and son. He apointed his 4th dtr to implment his will. Now son is claiming the will is invalid and entire plot belongs to him since his father did not mentioned about his own house in the willdeed which his mother is living. How can we get shares as per his will. What is the procedure pls clarify.
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Property
I am having a vacant land in my native district of kerala. That land can be accessible only by entering either through my brother's land which is situated before my land or through my neighbour's land which is situated adjacent to my land. Without entering in anyone of this people land i cant reach my land. Now i want to sold my land. But my brother or my neighbour not allowing me to enter my land.They are denying me permission to enter into their land.
But without entering in either of their land it is not possible to reach my land.
kindly let me know whether any legal solution is there?If any legal provisions are available kindly let me know.
Thanks in advance experts.