jayanttelang
19 November 2008 at 22:38
Hi Harbhajansing Ji hello,
once again i would take your help,
my Domestic inquiry is going on for the last 8 months,still my co. is paying me only 50%of my salary,i requested to my inquiry officer for paying me 75%of my salary,
she asked me'under which section of labour/industrial law,subsistence allowance can be increased?'
it is surprising,because she is also a lawyer.looking industrial cases,any way.
can you please tell me about the section of law,my co.is indian Pharmaceutical co.based at Gujrat State,co's HRD is also at Ahmedabad Head Office,i am a Medical Representative based at M.P.
One more thing,co.does not have certified standing orders, regarding this matter i asked to my inquiry officer, she avoided my query,and told me that "standing Orders are not necessary for domestic inquiry" Is it true?
she told me something about new rules given by Supreme Court,is she telling a lie?
Kindly guide me,now what would i do.please reply me as early as possible,thanks
Arun
19 November 2008 at 22:32
Hello, people i have case where a insurance company is elluding from its liablity to give insurance amount , to the nominee by stating that the death caused to the insured is a "murder smlificator"
Facts: mother is the nominee, daughter is insured person/deseased ... death was casued by murder, there are not even single instance which point towards the parents or relatives ... FIR has been filed n one of the friend of deseased been made as accused n trial is yet to begin ... now one of the insurance company is repudiating the cliam amt by stating the death caused is "murder smplificator"
So, can any one enlighten me wat is "Murder smplificator"?
and also
is murder a accident..?
AMIT KAUR
19 November 2008 at 19:28
IAM A FINAL YR STUDENT IF NT PRACTISE WT OTHER OPTION I COULD HAVE .
HOW SHD I PROCED 2 BE SUCCESFUL
PLS HELP AND ADVICE
AMIT KAUR
19 November 2008 at 19:28
IAM A FINAL YR STUDENT IF NT PRACTISE WT OTHER OPTION I COULD HAVE .
HOW SHD I PROCED 2 BE SUCCESFUL
PLS HELP AND ADVICE
Vikas Kr. Sinha
19 November 2008 at 18:28
One of my client was working as an agent in Sahara India and she was promoted to the Senior Motivator in the year 1998 at Begusarai (Bihar).
For the last few years she is residing with her husband at Ranchi hence no buisness is given.
Now she want to withdraw the amount diposited in her account relating to Future Fund Scheme.
Future Fund Scheme : It is a fund voluntarily deducted and diposited with sahara, which can be withdrawn only after the resignation is accepted or being seperated for Sahara.
Facts:
1. Her Pass Book is lost.
2. No evidence regarding said diposit.
3. Not yet resigned.
question: Which step she should take first to get her money back?
rajendra
19 November 2008 at 16:34
FROM where i can get the all the official gazatte,GR; related to MRTP ACT 1966 (give me the website address)?
Renuka
19 November 2008 at 15:57
A was sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for two months for a criminal offence. After the expiry of the period of the sentence, he filed an appeal against his conviction and sentence and prayed for the condonation of delay on the ground of imprisonment. Will the court be justified in extending the period of limitation in this case?
Can anybody help me in solving this case? reply me on gaur.renuka@gmail.com
Mahesh Kapasi
19 November 2008 at 15:53
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Reference No: Dated: November 19,2008
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Sir,
Re: Stamp duty on shares holding in joint name transfer to spouse
I have been informed by a company that stamp duty I chargeable for share transfer of spouse already shares are in joint name. Is it so? Since Deemat account of single person does not allow joint shareholdings it is necessary to make it single for joint holding by spouse in the single name. But it is not sale or transfer in literary sense than why stamp duty on market rates of shares is Levi able? Even if it is so it should be for 50% (half the value) of total market value as spouse is having 50% share in it. Will the authorities or a competent person clarify it? In my view there should not be any stamp duty on such transfers’. And if it is not the law such an amendment is a must in public interest.
In fact, in all family settlements under all tax laws there is no stamp duty, as no transfer of property actually takes place.
Further I suggest that all family (blood relations) transaction of transfers/settlement / and even sales if any including shares should be exempt from the provisions of Stamp Duty Act.
(Mahesh Kapasi)
rajendra
19 November 2008 at 15:50
Can the gram panchayat has a power to give/grant building permission (under which act & section)?
There is a Maharashtra regional Town Planning act 1966 is in existance in the district, but in some areas of the same district(villages) there are no nagarpalika/mahanagarpalika.
Then what is the right & legal authority to take a building permission falling in village?
A) Gram Panchayat (sarpanch / gram sevak)
B) Town planning authority
Give the reason & act and section
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Maintenanance
Respected Seniors,
Old age parents ready to file a petition u/s 125 of Cr.P.C. by praying maintenance against their daughters since they are having no sons.
In this aspect i require some decisions infavour of the old age parents against their daughters.
Thanking You Sir.