Narinder Saini
16 years ago
Land was bought by Mr X in 1955(Delhi). In 1965 mutation was done in the name of Mr x. Mr X moved out of station for personal reasons. In 1982 Mr X expired. Mr X had 5 legal heirs. As they were not aware of the location of the land they approached revenue department in 2007. (Note: Initially the land was empty and now the area is densely populated ). Now revenue department is not doing mutation in the name of legal heirs of Mr X. what should be done to get our land with possession and mutation.
sanjay kumar patibandla
16 years ago
one child by name divya born to mr. mrs. venkatesh family. After the birth of divya mr. Venkatesh handed over divya to one Mr. Sreeramulu and family, who are not having children and requested Mr. Sreeramulu to return his daughtor Divya after Sreeramulu blessed with child. Accordingly Divya is with Mr. Sreeramulu and family. Now Mr. Sreeramulu also blessed with one child.
Now Mr. Venkatesh wants to take back his daughter. No adoption. But Mr. Sreeramulu is refusing to give custody of Divya.
I filed petition under guardian wards Act. But the court returned the petition by questioning the maintainability of the petition.
Please know me the correct procedure along with citations.
Mohit chawla
16 years ago
Dr. Mehta and Renu got married. They lived together and led their life in a peaceful manner. Renu has done her B.Sc and she got admission in a pharmaceutical college at Nagpur with the consent of her husband. After obtaining the degree in pharmaceutical college. she joined as a pharmacist in government dispensary near Moga sometimes Dr. Mehta used to visit her and sometime Renu visited the residence of her husband. they continued to cohabit at least for three years. thereafter some difference arose between them on the issue and Dr. Mehta asked her wife to leave the job and join him. Renu refused to join him and the husband filed a petition for restitution on conjugal rights. discuss the matter and please suggest some decisive and latest authorities.
rajvinder singh
16 years ago
sir please tell how a director can resign from the company.he is not an active director.kindly adviose what is the procedure to resign from a company.
the reason is to avoid the criminal liability under section 138 n i act.The M D is issuing the cheques and the notices are coming to directors for insufficient funds.
in such a situation where a director is not active in the business of the company and has recieved 8 notices u/s 138 N I Act.what should be done and what should be the procedure to resign from a company
allurisivajiraju
16 years ago
Respected Seniors,
In a family wife purchased 4 Acres of land with the funds of her Stridhana. There is no properties in the name of Husband. They had two children son who is not married and daughter who is married and deserted by her husband and at present she is living with her brother.
Subsequent to that wife died intestate. Husband re married with another lady and living separately with her. Son and daughter living separately without the support of their father since their father neglected them after his 2nd marriage. At present the said property is in custody of their father.
In the above circumstances what is the right of children with regard to the above said 4 Acres of land. Is it possible to get 4 Acres of land by the Children since their mother with the funds of her Stridhana acquires the said property?
Thanking You Sir in advance.
Suresh C Mishra
16 years ago
The direction issued by the Payment of wages Act Authority / DLC Lucknow u/s 15(2) but the employer has not compiled the said direction, Whether issuing a recovery certificate to the District Magistrate Lucknow is legal ?
Can a District Magistrate recover wages as fine?
Whether the District Magistrate is a Magistrate as required under this section? All this one has confused me please suggest me the correct position of law ? So that I can put my case properly.
M. Sahul Hameed
16 years ago
'A'executed a document styled as sale deed in one hunders rupees stamp paper infavour of 'B' further 'A' agreed to registered the sale deed infavour of 'B' or his legal heirs but now 'A' refused to registered sale deed, subsequently 'B' sent a legal notice calling upon the 'A' to registered the sale dee, after receipt of the notice 'A' sold the proprety to 3rd party.
Now what are the relief's 'B'can sought before the court of law?
Priyanka mehta
16 years ago
sir,
wife has not agreed the same but she is residing seperately since 2005 and earning Rs. 5000 p.m and never took any efforts to reconsile and whenever the husband asked her to come back wife denied.
is there any judgement where maintenance to earning wife denied as she deserted the husband without any reason.
babu
16 years ago
MR. A IS HUSBAND, SMT B IS WIFE AND C IS SON. MR A IS PREVIOUSLY AN EMPLOYEE FOR SOME REASONS HE IS NOT WORKING AT PRESENT. NOW, SMT B IS NOT INTERSTED TO LIVE WITH HIM AND ALSO SON. MR.C IS EMPLYEE AND AGED 20 YEARS. FOR WHICH, MR A IS DEMANDING SMT.B AND MR. C TO GIVE UNDERTAKING IN NJSTAMP PAPERTO MR.A, THAT THEY WILL NOT INTERFERE IN THE LIEF OF MR.A IN FUTURE. THEY ACCEPTED FOR THE SAME. NOW, MR. A IS NOT KINOWN HOUTO WRITED THE AGREEMENT. KINDLY ARRANGE TO SEND A PREPARED COPY OF THE AGREEMENT ANDADVISE MR. A UNDER WHOSE PRESENCE THE AGREEMENT IS TO BE EXCUTED TO AVOID FUTURE PROBLES, LIKE, PROPERTY ISSUES, MONEY MATTERS ETC. KINDLY SEND A COPY OF THE AGREEMENT AT THE EARLIEST
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hindu intestat property partion
RESPECTED SIRS, Iam 67yrs old exservicman from navy &my wife is 62 yrs.Both have age
related health problems,under regular medical treatmment from defence source.My eldest son, aged 38 yrs died in london on 29 sept 2008.He was senior SAP consultant.He was working in abroad for more than 10 years.His earnings in the form of immovable & moovable properties worth around rs 5 crores.My self earnd residntial house was also given to him through a irrevocable deed of settlement, with condition for living rights for me & my wife at the back porton of the main house.The living right is valid till our life time.Now serious problems have setin with my daughter inlaw & she is not willing for any type of compromise in property partion issue.We have one grandson aged about 13 years.Now the legal heirs for my late son's all the earnings are my wife(mother), daughterin law &grand son.We have no other house property to live& where as my daughter in law through her legal heirship rights,gets many residential propertis which include a modern bunglow worth more than rs 1crore.We have given our only residential house to my late without taking any type of consideration & with the idea to facilitate him for further devolpment of the house, such as construction of 1st floor etc.My daughter in law is not living with us, neither with her parents house ,but living alone by herself a lavish &luxury life.I understand that it is not easy to cancel an irrevocable settment deed except by a higher level court.Again it is very time &money consuming process.We have notime remaining of our lives,and also money to spend in courts.One of my advocate is of the folowing opinion that,(1)the house has not been handed physically to my son, & we continue to live as before,till to date.(2)the deed of settlement with conditons will not be in court but may be taen as a 'WILL,& as such it can be cancelld.(3)The transfer of property tax took place only recently ie on the day of his death.The transfer of water & electricity taxes are not transferd.We do not know what will be the out come of this situation.We do not know whether we can spend our old age days peacefully.What i should do to get justice for living a peaceful life with dignity.Pleas help me?!!My second son is of no use to us as he is alcohalic,unemployed etc. kps.sundaram-coimbatore