Anonymous
26 April 2020 at 14:35
If an individual wants to lodge a complaint, under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, against a public servant and such individual is an illiterate, whether the ACB has a facility to write the complaint, what the complainant dictates, on behalf of such individual?
Anonymous
26 April 2020 at 12:26
Dear sir,
If a house 120 sq yards to be shared among 5 legal heirs how it will be shared as per partition law in which 4 are sisters and one is brother is a 4th legar heir
rajashekhar
25 April 2020 at 23:55
dear sir this is partition case a father in family died in 2011 while his wife died in 2010.father got married his all 5 sisters and 3 of daughters got married before 1985 amendment to hindu sucession act 1986 andhrapradesh. 2 dughters got married after 85 and last daughter was married in 1995 ,all daughters recived lagriculrural and from gayer which is ancestral in nature cane to father from his family .now can a daughter who married in 1995 file a partition suit based on andhra Pradesh amendment or cental law if residual property after all marriges is left with second wife male children where such father got a second marrige for sons and conventional cred under bigamy and later compromised with his first wife .is state law or cental law applicable in respect of andhra prafesh
Dipen
25 April 2020 at 21:11
Hi,
Can Copyright be registered in name of LLP? If yes, if some liability arises in future for copyright violation , who will be liable to pay compensation, LLP or partners of LLP?
Pls advice
K.Muthu
25 April 2020 at 12:51
I am an ex-employee of NLC India Ltd. I retired from my services in NLC on 30.04.2016 and I have a daughter at the age of marriage.
My elder daughter died in a road accident in Sydney, Australia in 2014 leaving her 5 year old child motherless. I urgently rushed from Neyveli to Australia on receiving the phone call conveying her death. At that time, I had to spend lakhs of rupees towards obtaining Australia Visa, flight tickets at exorbitant rate, cremation and funeral expenses. To meet out these expenses, I availed special Leave encashment stipulated under clause 19.5.1(b) of the NLC Personnel Manual Rules.
Under Clause 19.5.1(b) of the NLC Personnel Manual Rules, employees who completed 30 years of service as on the date of application will be permitted to encash Earned Leave (EL) upto a maximum of 200 days in any one of the calendar years during remainder of his service.
As I completed 30 years of service in 2014, I encashed my EL accumulations to meet out the expenses incurred due to my daughter’s death. At that time I was in grief and depressed state of mind due to the unforeseen death of my daughter and I relied upon my subordinates to fill up the application form for leave encashment. I did not notice the application form was filled up for 100 days leave encashment instead of 200 days. Because of this inadvertent error, I have lost 100 days of my EL/HPL accumulations which works out to approximately INR2,50,000/-.
Before retirement, I represented to the NLC management for granting permission to encash the remaining 100 days EL under clause 19.5.1(b) but I did not receive any response to my representation.
After retirement, in 2017, I filed a writ petition in Madras High Court praying to direct the respondents (NLC India Ltd) to permit me to encash the 100 days leave and pay the monetary benefit for the 100 days leave. The court directed NLC management to consider and dispose of my representation dated 28.03.2016 on merits and in accordance with law and pass orders within a period of 8 weeks and communicate the decision taken to me (the petitioner). Accordingly, NLC management informed that my request for permission to enhance the leave encashment in 2014 from 100 days to 200 days as a special case is not possible of compliance.
I was a loyal servant of NLC working sincerely and honestly during my 32 years of service in this esteemed organization. During my service, I contributed to the company to the best of my ability. The error in leave encashment happened when I was in grief and depressed state of mind due to the unforeseen death of my daughter.
I am a senior citizen and I have no source of income. If the unclaimed 100 days of EL encashment is allowed to me, it will be much helpful to me and my wife in our old age.
In this situation, I seek your advice if I file a suit against NLC India Ltd for claiming the 100 days leave encashment, can I succeed? Please advise me.
K. Muthu
Ishwar Dutt
25 April 2020 at 11:58
Dear All,
I have my flat in SRS Residency, Faridabad. I took home loan from SBI in 2012 and its still going on. Due to some problems I could not do registry of my flat. Now, since a long time, I am not doing well financially in my business. Upon that, this lockdown has ruined my whole business that I have already closed my office and informed the staff.
Now I want to sell my flat after lockdown as I am not able to pay monthly 25k EMI. My question is....
1. May I sell this flat without registry done?
2. If Yes, please advise how.
3. If not, why and how to proceed further.
4. Is there any provision that Bank can give me 6 months time with very minimum interest rate so that meanwhile I can search buyer and sell this flat?
I dont think I can survive after lock down for long. I request you all to please advise what could be the best way to get it done. Your reply will be awaited.
Regards
Ishwar Dutt
Sumeet
24 April 2020 at 23:49
Hello dear Lawyers,
Satyendra Kumar Bisht
24 April 2020 at 17:54
I was found guilty in an UFM(Unfair Means ) case in college semester exam due to which one of my paper was cancelled or in other languages, I was failed in that paper by the university. I cleared it as a backlog during the next exam.Tchhnically ,I was not debarred of rusticated by the university.I have got a job in Income Tax department and while filling the attestation form I came through a column "Have you ever been debarred from any examination Or rusticated by any University or any other Educational authority/institution?" What should I fill in this"Yes or No" As I was not debarred only my one paper was cancelled and I was allowed to clear it during the next examination.This has not been mentioned on my final marksheet or degree.Will it be considered as " suppression of information" if I mention "No".
jaideep
24 April 2020 at 15:46
Dear Sir, one of my known person is charged under above mention section,the full story of incident is that:
The Accused have some domestic violence with his family member and spouse regarding some personal issues then the violence become uncontrollable so the wife of accused called police just to handle the situation 4 police man come in jeep and try to control the situation by applying physical pressure meanwhile the accused push one of the police man and run away then that police man charged the accused under the above mentioned section and sent him to jail and now the accused is on bail the trial is going on, the accused is suffering from a disease called bipolar disorder in which a person become very angry on the other hand very depressed, Now after knowing that the applicant i.e the police man ready to do Raazi Nama now the question is that:
1. Can all the allegation charged on accused can be dropped
2.How can accused be out of it and can be freed from all charges.
please suggest
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