Is a WILL required ? when all FDs r Joint
Is a WILL required ? when all FDs r Joint
All FDs r self-acquired. Divided in equal halves between Spouse - in Bank a/c - FDs & 2 separate Lockers attached to the two accounts. FDs r all joint - where one of us is either Primary or Second hol
1 year ago
A. Dear Client
Making a will and keeping it for your legal heirs saves the legal heirs from lot of hassles and it is always advisable to make a will. Signature of two witnesses will be required and a will need not be registered.
Possession Intimation letter on date of 24/04/21 and letter posted on 07/10/22
Dear sir, My home is running from iifl. My emi is bounced in year 2021 but before bouncing of 4th emi i paid one and therefore i repay in between and clear dues and from that day my emi is on running
1 year ago
A. Dear client,
The employees might tell you that it is okay in oral statements, but make sure you have evidence in writing so that you can use it as a base to proceed with it legally. They will be following their procedures. As you have committed the default, it might be their policy to bring the property to auction to repay the debts you borrowed. So, it's better to contact a civil lawyer and make sure that all auction procedures are put on hold for a while and try to make their payments.
Lift use in housing society
A housing society in Mumbai has a hospital also. Is there any law which does not allow the hospital to use the lift in the housing society
1 year ago
A. Dear client,
There is no such law or rule that says that hospitals (or any office for that matter) can't use the same lifts used by the residents of the building.
Lifts in organized housing communities are no longer a luxury, as they formerly were and maybe the same is being followed in your society. The costs of preservation of lifts are high. So you are definitely eligible to use it if you are paying maintenance to society.
Sc st case
Single window chairman( elected ) abused with filthy language on my dad who was an employee in single window society . This chairman also used unparliamentary language with my caste name and threatene
1 year ago
A. Dear client,
If the facts and circumstances well establish that the criminal intimidation under section 506 of IPC is committed, he shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to two years, or with fine, or with both; If threat be to cause death or grievous hurt, etc.—And if the threat be to cause death or grievous hurt, or to cause the destruction of any property by fire, or to cause an offence punishable with death or 1[imprisonment for life], or w ...ReadMore
Personal loan agreement
Stamp paper of what value is to be used for typing/preparing a personal loan agreement (to a friend) of Rs.10 lakh.
1 year ago
A. Dear client,
- Where the loan amount does not exceed rupees ten lakh (Rs. 10,00,000/-) is rupees ten Rs. 10/- for every Ten thousand Rupees (Rs. 10,000/-) the rate of stamp duty being (0.1%).
- Stamp duty on the loan amount when it exceeds Rupees Ten Lakh (Rs. 10,00,000/-) is Rs. 20/- for every Ten Thousand Rupees (0.2%) with the upper cap of Rupees Ten Lakh (Rs. 10,00,000/-).
A. Dear Client,
To initiate proceedings for Contempt, the Limitation is 1 year from the date the contempt is alleged to have been committed and this is as per section 20 of Contempt of Courts Act,1971.
Thank you, I hope this answer helped you.
North Facing Corner Plot Plan to Tree Plant on Corner (West) of my Plot
Dear Expert ,I am Residing of my individual Villa Layout i.e North Facing Corner Plot interest to Tree Plant on Corner (West) of my Plot opposite House owner (east) side 30 Feet road there car
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
The Madras High Court in the decision reported in Batcha Rowther v. Alagappan Servai, AIR 1959 Mad 12, held thus that the owner of a tree has no right to allow the branches of his tree to overhang over the land of the neighbour as this would amount to Nuisance. The Owner of the tree is allowed to reverse the effects of the nuisance if he cuts of the part of the branch of the tree which is overhanging over the neighbour's land. This judgement was later used to establish that roots o ...ReadMore
Fake cyber complaint
We are providing bulk SMS services.. we have a registered ID for it one day a call came from cyber crime rohtak that you are sending fake SMS and someone loosing 2.5 lacs in it come to rohtak for it .
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
If necessary you can first file for an Anticipatory bail under section 438 of CrPC and after that You can file a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution and can approach the High Court to quash the false FIR. If the High Court finds that grave injustice has been caused to you because of the false FIR, then it can go for quashing of the same.
You can also use section 482 of CrPC to ask the High Court to quash the case to secure the ends of justice.
Thank You, I hope th ...ReadMore
138 N.I. Act-Delay in appealing against conviction by JM
In a typical case, that happened here at Sivakasi in Virudhunagar District, a drawer issued a cheque for Rs. 5,12,000/- The cheque bounced back and in the trial court, he was convicted by the Judicial
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
The court has the power to allow the petition filed under Section 5 of the Limitation act and this is up to the court and this will only happen if the court is satisfied with the reasons for the delay.
From what you have mentioned it is highly improbable that the court will allow this petition based on those reasons especially since the Petitioner is filing for the appeal nearly 1187 days after the date of judgement when the limitation only allows him to file the appeal in the distr ...ReadMore
Legal separation and divorce
I want to know the process of legal separation and divorce
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
The divorce procedures differ in Hindu Law and Muhammadan Law. We'll be able to help you once you clarify that to us.
But here is a brief of divorce procedures according to both the laws:
1) Hindu Law
Divorce under Hindu law is classified into two types :
Mutual divorce: Under the Hindu Marriage Act, Mutual divorce is governed by Section 13-B. As the name suggests, in mutual divorce, both the parties i.e. husband and wife mutually agree and express their consent for peaceful separ ...ReadMore
