Builder not paying the labor charges
we were hired by a builder. after our continuous follow up for payment , they have paid only about 40% of total due and have issued termination letter. how to respond in this situation
we were hired by a builder. after our continuous follow up for payment , they have paid only about 40% of total due and have issued termination letter. how to respond in this situation
dear client in your matter You will be required to file a case in labor court for recovery of your dues.
Sir, Please advice me regarding the following issue: 1. One of the firm in Ahmedabad (Roller Flour mill) took term loan of Rs.2.50 crore from GIIC, Ahmedabad in 1996. During 2006, GIIC has filed a c ...
dear client in your cases it seems to be your case appears to be complicated. Please consult for a proper advice.
We are a Hindu family and I have 3 sons. My youngest son is planning to marry a girl despite an unfavorable Kundli match. I would like to protect myself, my wife and property against any adverse or m ...
dear client You may consult a senior Lawyer dealing in Property/Family court matter.The lawyer will guide and help you in all aspects as required by you.
My name is Raghavendra, I'm living in kakinada. My wife and wife's family threatening me for every time of small small discussions, like they put me on jail by using 498a section miss use, so today ...
dear client in your matter No police directly file FIR for 498A IPC.Dont worry.kindly consult with any local lawyer.
Cement shop owner (agency/dealer/retailer) is doing business next to my shops causing health hazards to nearby residents and others.Loading, unloading,storing and selling cement bags causing dust poll ...
dear client in your matter kindly send him a legal notice and contact pollution control board and also local municipality.
Hi All, I have booked ready to move (project is under construction) flat in panchsheel green phase ii at noida extension on 25 Jun 2017 and paid 30% down payment. Also paid ST 4.5 % to builder. Poss ...
dear client in your case You have to perform your part of the agreement as agreed by you & builder .It is better to consult a Property Lawyer he will guide & help you, as the remaining part of contact is important & significant till you take possession & occupation.
Hello sir I have booked a flat in panchsheel green phase ii at noida extension with a submission plan 30:70. 30percent already had paid before commencement of gst rule on June 2017. Projects is partia ...
dear client in your case you need to take proper professional consultation from local experienced lawyer.
Sir, we have given our house on rent to a person from last 10 months...but as now we want to move in the house...so we had inform him 2 month prior verbally.....but as it now he is refusing to vacant ...
dear client in your matter Please share across the copy of the rent agreement to get a professional advice.
My uncle filed a court case on my dad for 2bhk flat. And demanded 12.5 lac as a compensation in high court. Bt now he reduces the compensation price to 4lack 12 thousand.after that our case returne ...
dear client there are limitation and jurisdiction imposed on all stages of court.thats why your case has been return to lower court.
I slapped my husband when I read some msgs/photos of a lady whom he met just once. We have earned lot of property after working together In our office . Now husband is insisting on divorce because I s ...
dear client in your case the advice given by vedant sir is proper one that is The reason for claiming divorce would be pain and suffering.If that is the single reason, it may but if there are multiple scenes like the same, then it may not. No, they cant. You are as much an owner as your husband.Yes, you will. Since, the properties has been purchased with the hard earned money of both of the beings, then every being has equal right on the property.
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