Divorce - made her to sign forcefully
Divorce - made her to sign forcefully
I am from India. My divorce from my wife is done on papers. Now she is saying that I made her to sign forcefully and the divorce is not done. What to do.
8 months ago
A. Dear client,
Make sure you have adequate evidence to substantiate your stance. If the court fails to determine whether the consent was given freely or not, then such a divorce decree cannot be regarded as a decree by mutual consent.
Contact company is asking client company to pay DA revisions
I wanted to know whether a private contractor can hold another private company client liable if the private company refuses to pay the DA revisions.
8 months ago
A. Dear Client,
As per the Contract Labour(R & A) Act, 1970, a Contractor is liable to pay at the revised rate of DA to his worker/employee and in case the contractor fails to discharge his liability, then the Principal Employer/Company, who engaged the Contractor for the execution of his work or assignment held liable to pay the DA at the revised rate to the contractor workers/employees.
Online fraud data entry work
I got a MSG from xyz company for WFH. First they didn't ask me for any registration fee but asked me to sign a fake contract. They give me a 5 days project. After 5days they said your work isn't accur
8 months ago
A. Dear client,
These data entry fraud cases are done by those companies which are fake and and they themselves are fraud and harass simple people You must know how to save yourself from these type of fraudsters and protect yourself.
First of whenever you get a job offer of these kind from an unknown company to do data entry do not accept that job as mostly they are fake jobs.
Secondly before accepting ask them to send a job offer letter and the company profile and website.
Ask them to send the com ...ReadMore
can the company hold my salary until assets are returned to them
I served my notice period now just before my notice period was ending (5 days) they shared that there was a bond agreement in the offer letter and as you are leaving early you'll have to pay 2 lakhs n
8 months ago
A. Dear Client,
It appears that for lack of attention to the terms of your employment, you have been facing these odd consequences. But on the cessation of your employment on resignation after serving the notice period, an employer is duty bound to issue you relieving letter and cannot withhold it for any reason which amounted to unfair labour practice as defined u/s.2(r) and Fifth Schedule of I D Act, 1947. So in the prevailing situation, it may be suggested that if you are not holding the positio ...ReadMore
Ex party decree against defendant
Sir, I have a district civil court decree for agriculture land against two defendents A and B . To one of defendant A does not appear throughout the case and ex party order against it. B filed the app
8 months ago
A. Dear client,
Yes, you can contest that the order was passed ex party. However, Order 9, Rule 13 prescribes two grounds for setting aside an ex-parte decree.
That the summons was not duly served, or
That the defendant was prevented by sufficient cause from appearing when the case was called on for hearing.
If either of these conditions is satisfied, the court must set aside the decree and where these conditions are not satisfied the decree cannot be set aside.
Tenant vacating earlier than notice peeiod
If tenant is vacating flat earlier than notice period, did he has to pay rent for remaining days or upto the days he has stayed in property.
8 months ago
A. Dear Client,
In the absence of a specific condition specifying that in case the tenant leaves the rented premises before the agreed tenure of tenancy, he has to pay rent for the remaining period of tenure, as a Landlord you cannot claim the same or even adjust the same from advance or security deposit of the tenant.
Forcing for 100 percent payment
Can any builder/developer force a buyer to pay/clear 100% amount of the apartment, if the buyer is willing to resale the apartment.
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
A developer cannot ask for more than 10% of the property's value from the buyer, at the time of signing the builder-buyer agreement
Lockin Period As Per RERA Norma
Is it compulsory according to RERA in Bangalore, for the builder/developer to provide a lockin period for new apartment development in the Sale Agreement to the buyer.
9 months ago
A. Dear Client,
A Builder Buyer Agreement is actually the 'Agreement for Sale'. The Builder Buyer Agreement certifies the concerned property is transferred in the name of the new owner, and this transfer is subject to mutually acceptable terms and conditions. The Builder Buyer Agreement governs the entire sale of the property. It includes clauses, annexures, conditions, and peculiarities about the sale or transfer of property. The RERA Act clearly defines that there should be no ambiguity in the co ...ReadMore
Mental harassment - My father took some goods
My father took some goods back 2017-18 from a toy vendor. However due to some family dispute I tool over the shop from him and handed over my business with internal discussion. One year back I got to
9 months ago
A. Dear Client,
You may lodge a complaint or FIR against the vendor.
Whenever you contact that vendor, try to keep record of any letters, documents, or communications they send you. Try writing down the time and date of conversations along with notes about what you discussed.
Send a legal notice to the vendor who is harassing you to stop this act. Tell them how you want to be contacted in future and ask them to confirm this writing. In this notice, you should make clear that harassing is illegal ...ReadMore
Property - How to remove mother s name
How to remove mother's name from co ownership
9 months ago
A. Dear Client,
To remove the name of a co-owner after the owner's death, you can draft the relinquishment deed as well. Make sure that there is no Will left behind by the deceased. If so, you have to ask the new owner to release the relinquishment deed in favour of the other owner. Then only the co-owners name will get removed. If two or more individuals own property together (known as tenants in common), one co-owner cannot remove the other co-owner by executing a new deed. They can only transfe ...ReadMore
