M. H. KUMAR
02 January 2016 at 11:55
I am facing !@% Maintenance case and to prove the education details (BA, Bed) of my wife I filed an RTI with the University, but university refuse to provide the information by saying third party disclosure reason. Kindly suggest the workable measure can be taken to get the details.
rajan chopra
02 January 2016 at 11:54
Sir I want to authorise and appoint one of my relative as my attorney to appear on my behalf in the court in some cases criminal and civil filed by me in case I fail to appear for any reason.Now the attorney should be given by way of SPA in each case or GPA would be sufficient for all the cases and is it complousary to register the GPA at Tehsil office or it can be attested by Notary public ?
Sonu
02 January 2016 at 02:16
Dear experts,
My father is getting family pension after the death of my mother though he has other wife and a daugther. I have sufficient evidence to prove in court . as per family pension rule he is not eligible for getting family pension. My question is that can I file writ petition against my father in high court.
Regards,
Sonu
SABIR AHMED
02 January 2016 at 01:29
Dear experts,
One of my tenants passed away 15 years back. He is survived by his wife and two sons. After, the original tenant passed away, the bill is being issued in his wife's name. His wife was last seen by me in August, 2015. His wife and his elder son went to Hajj Pilgrimage last year August. His elder son returned back about 1 month. His wife did not return. His sons say that their mother went to her native place Darbhanga, Bihar to settle some property dispute. I asked the elder son that how much does it take to settle a property dispute? The elder son told me her mother came to Kolkata in November, 2015 for a couple of days and again went to Bihar and I was out of station that time. As you experts, informed me earlier thet as per the amended west Bengal premises tenancy act, the tenancy cannot be inherited by the sons after the original tenant's wife's death. All the couriers and mails in the tenant's wife's name are now signed and received by the elder son's wife, who is at home most of the time. I personally think, the sons are hiding some fact about their mother.
What are the guidelines to prove that the tenant's wife is not staying in the rented flat since August, 2015, so that I could file an eviction suit ?
Regards,
Sabir
Seema
01 January 2016 at 23:08
IN THE HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION No. 8102 of 1990 ==================================================== SAYED IQUBAL SIRAT HUSSAIN - Petitioner(s) Versus SECRETARY &3 - Respondent(s) ==================================================== Appearance : PARTY-IN-PERSON for Petitioner No(s).: 1. DS AFF.NOT FILED (R) for Respondent No(s).: 1. MR SI NANAVATI for Respondent No(s).: 2,3. RULE SERVED for Respondent No(s).: 4. ==================================================== Date : 03/08/2005 ORAL ORDER 1. 1. CORAM : HON'BLE MR JUSTICE KS JHAVERI This petition is filed for a direction to the respondents to fix the date of confirmation for the purpose of payment of pay, allowance and increment and to grant seniority etc., The petitioner was working with the respondent Mill. His services came to be terminated and, therefore, he was allegedly reinstated. The present petition is filed praying for other benefits. 1. It is reported that the Mill is already closed and no useful purpose would be served by proceeding with the matter. Therefore, rule is discharged with no order as to costs.
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Seema
on 01 January 2016
Can some one explain me the above disposed order? Plz
by
Seema
on 01 January 2016
Can Mr Iqbal ishrat make an appeal on account of his of or other allowances?
by
Seema
on 01 January 2016
If yes then how can it applied for?
by
Seema
on 01 January 2016
Plz let me know soon
bairareddy
01 January 2016 at 22:04
We are 3 sons ..our father sell his ancestral property to my younger brother 7 days back & he applied for change of katha...myself & elder brother not signed in the reg paper...& my elder separated us from 20 year back ...can we prevent the sale deed with out making kath to my yung brother @ grama panchayath as per law
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bairareddy
01 January 2016 at 22:01
We are 3 sons ..our father sell his ancestral property to my younger brother 7 days back & he applied for change of katha...myself & elder brother not signed in the reg paper...& my elder separated us from 20 year back ...can we prevent the sale deed with out making kath to my yung brother @ grama panchayath as per law
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Sudipta Dutta
01 January 2016 at 21:37
Sir,
We are a private Ltd. company incorporated under the company act 2013. Having 6 directors with following no. of shares
a) 4500
b) 200
C) 300
d) 1667
e) 1666
f) 1666
We took a resolution in a meeting where (a), (d), (e), (f) were present to open bank A/C with a bank and to be operated by (e) & (f) and they will be the authorised signatories for all transactions of the company.
Suddenly due to some difference of opinion (a) has intimated the bank to block the a/c.
Accordingly the bank has stopped operation.
My question, is it as par law is correct from the side of the bank to stop operation without getting any resolution of board.
jitendra
01 January 2016 at 20:28
Dear concerned,
my home loan has been sanctioned by DHFL but it is not being disbursed because seller's registry done on order of court.
Judgement date is 12/05/1989
after that first Registry done on 14/04/1996
Now DHFL is asking about the court order but we don't have it.
We also searched in court but as per court it was not found.
So plz suggest me what can we do so that my loan get disbursed.
I have tax payments copy.
I have dakhil khariz report/namantaran.
Please reply soon.
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Settlement deed versus will
Consider a situation where:
1) Father makes a will for his children A and B, diving assets in a manner he sees fit.
2) Children A and B however sign a settlement deed with each other, in which they divide the assets in a different manner. This is done secretly.
So, after the father's death, what holds the final authority? The will or the settlement deed?
Thank you.