Children policy
Hello Sir, I am from Rajasthan and have three children. Can I prepare for Central Government recruitment exams like Railways and SSC? Are there any rules regarding the number of children, similar to t ...
Hello Sir, I am from Rajasthan and have three children. Can I prepare for Central Government recruitment exams like Railways and SSC? Are there any rules regarding the number of children, similar to t ...
Dear Client,
Yes, having three children does not automatically disqualify a candidate from appearing in or being selected through Central Government recruitment examinations such as SSC, Railways, Banking, UPSC, etc.
The two-child norm that exists in some States (including for certain State Government services, local body elections, or specific State recruitment rules) does not ordinarily apply to Central Government recruitment unless a particular recruitment notification specifically provide
Can anyone clarify whether an NOC (No Objection Certificate) is required for private-sector employees appearing for an SSB interview? I have an upcoming SSB interview and have heard that an NOC is ma ...
Dear Client,
The requirement of a No Objection Certificate (NOC) is primarily applicable to candidates who are serving in the Central Government, State Government, Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), autonomous bodies, or other organizations where prior permission or intimation to the employer is required under service rules.
For candidates employed in the private sector, there is usually no blanket requirement to produce an NOC unless the specific recruitment notification, call letter, or inst
Both my parents expired and they were taking family pension from sbi ,kindly tell me if unmarried daughter who is more than 30 years is eligible for the family pension or not .
Dear Client,
An unmarried daughter above the age of 30 may be eligible for family pension, but eligibility depends on the specific pension rules applicable to the deceased pensioner and whether the daughter satisfies the prescribed conditions. Generally, an unmarried daughter who is dependent and not earning her livelihood may continue to receive family pension until her marriage or until she becomes financially independent, subject to the relevant pension scheme and order of eligibility.
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Can a private trust have a name like a normal person
Dear Client,
Yes, a private trust can be given any lawful and distinctive name, including a name that resembles or is identical to a personal name. There is no universal legal requirement that the name of a private trust must contain words such as "Trust" or otherwise indicate its nature, although doing so is often advisable to avoid confusion.
However, the chosen name should not be misleading, deceptive, or intended to create a false impression regarding the identity of a person, organizatio
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Dear Client,
Your query is insufficient to provide a specific legal opinion. More facts and background information are required to properly understand the issue and suggest an appropriate course of action.
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Mental Harassment to Senior Citizen Parents by their Son and Daughter In law. Parents are staying in this son's house and due to their old age and medical conditions they cannot move out of the house. ...
Dear Client,
Mental harassment of senior citizen parents by their son and daughter-in-law is a serious matter. If the parents are being subjected to abuse, intimidation, neglect, or harassment, they have legal remedies available.
Under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, senior citizens can approach the Maintenance Tribunal in their district seeking protection, maintenance, and other appropriate reliefs. If the property belongs to the parents, they may also se
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After being successful bidder didn't get advise letter from bda
Dear Client,
If you participated in an auction conducted by a development authority (such as a BDA) and were declared the successful bidder but have neither received the allotment/advice letter nor a refund of your EMD (Earnest Money Deposit), you should first submit a written representation to the authority seeking clarification regarding the status of the allotment and release of the advice letter.
If the authority fails to respond within a reasonable time, you may:
1. Send a legal notice
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In drt case is ongoing bank comes OTS method but applicant can't pay only pay emi method so how to approach
Dear Client,
If a recovery case is pending before the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) and the bank has offered a One Time Settlement (OTS) but you are unable to arrange the lump-sum amount, you may approach the bank and request restructuring of the dues or repayment through affordable monthly instalments.
You may:
1. Submit a written representation to the bank explaining your financial constraints and inability to pay the OTS amount.
2. Propose a realistic EMI repayment plan supported by detai
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I have paid fees to a coaching centre in Bangalore, name lakshya aakash for ca foundation and Inter course. During admission, I paid some amount and the remaining EMI. Due to their false promises, whi ...
Dear Client,
If the coaching institute induced you to take admission based on promises that were not fulfilled, and they have themselves acknowledged those false promises, you may have grounds to seek a refund of the amount paid at the time of admission as well.
You should first collect and preserve:
1. Admission receipts,
2. Fee payment records,
3. EMI documents,
4. Prospectus/brochures,
5. WhatsApp messages, emails, or recordings showing the promises made,
6. Any communication where th
My Father expired in 2025 and we have death certificate he had 1st wife expired in 1971 leaving 2 girls but no certificate of her death we have, second wife expired in 1986 leaving 2sons we have her d ...
Dear Client,
Based on the facts provided, obtaining a family certificate (legal heir certificate/surviving member certificate) may be difficult without disclosing all legal heirs of your late father. The daughters from the first wife are also legal heirs of your father and their refusal to sign does not automatically exclude them from succession.
A few important points:
1. If your father died without a registered Will, his property generally devolves upon all his Class-I legal heirs under th
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