2nd marriage- wife issue
2nd marriage- wife issue
There is a friend of mine, whose wife got expired due to complication in her 2nd delivery. He has 2 sons aging 10yrs. and 4yrs.(who is being taken care by his married sister since birth). His dead wif
11 months ago
A. Hello,
As per the information you have if your friend is not willing to continue with this marriage he can fie for divorce before they lodge any any complaint against your friend.
138 0f NI act
cheque bounce legal notice are send to company as well as directors of company but legal notice delivered at company address only not to direct so, legal notice deliver to company address is sufficien
11 months ago
A. Hello,
As per the information you have given it is advisable to you that either you can send the notice again or it may be sufficient to if the notice is delivered to company itself. But for avoiding any further hindrance you may send it again to director.
Ancestral property - 6 acre land is in my brothers name
6 acre land is in my brother’s name ( will made by grandfather probably when brother was still minor ). Another separate 2 acre land Was made to my father’s name by will from my great grandfather.
11 months ago
A. Hello,
Daughters, irrespective of their marital status, can ask for partition and an equal share of the ancestral property of their parents. However, this is only null in cases where a will has been made stating the deceased person has left the property to the son and not the daughter.
unpaid salary from previous employer , i need my salary with interest
can i get unpaid salary from previous employer , i need my salary with interest?
11 months ago
A. Good evening!
The Payment of Wages Act, 1936, ensures that employees get their salaries on time. However, if the employer denies or delays the payment of salary or wages to the employee or worker, then the employee or worker is entitled to interest on the amount to be paid for delay in providing the wages or salary.
The employee then has the option of sending a legal notice to the employer for the payment of salary. A certain list of documents that is required while sending a legal notice to th ...ReadMore
Sale deed without consideration
Is there any sale deed without consideration. Actually I want to buy shop from my neighbour without paying money ,and he his also agreed for that , is there any law for sale deed without money ( trans
11 months ago
A. Good evening!
Under section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, one can transfer immovable property through a registered gift deed. The immoveable property is transferred voluntarily without any consideration. Transfer through a gift deed is also irreversible and binding. To make the transfer valid it is mandatory to register a gift deed with the sub-registrar as per section 17 of the Registration Act, 1908, and section 123 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. Stamp duty, registration c ...ReadMore
Gifting or sale of Self aquired property by father .
Hi Sir. I am a Mulim by birth. I just like to know if my father can gift or sale his self aquried property to my sister without prior contest or signature from me. Also Can My father deprive me from
11 months ago
A. Good evening!
I assume from your query that your specific concern relates to the right of the legal heirs to inherit property under the Muslim laws. At the outset, it is important to understand that there is no concept of ancestral or self acquired property under the Muslim laws. As long as the person is alive, the property owned by him is his absolute property and no right of any legal heirs accrues until his death.
In your case, your father thus has the right to transfer his property in whate ...ReadMore
My grandfather has his own self-acquired property
Dear Sir / Madam, My grandfather has his own self-acquired property and he has a wife, one son, and one daughter. My grandfather is deceased without any will. After his death, his property got transf
11 months ago
A. Good evening!
The succession of a property of a Hindu female is governed by Section 14 to Section 16 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 only if they die intestate (without a will). The grandmother has signed a will thus, these provisions will not be applicable. As the son and daughter have already signed a NOC, the property entirely belongs to the grandmother. She is thus eligible to transfer the property in whatever way she wishes. Neither the son or the daughter have any say in how the transfer ...ReadMore
Recovery of salary
Sir i worked for company via agency and after month of joining I got to know I m pregnant I informed both agency and company about the same and my team leader and in oct I got to know company is makin
11 months ago
A. Good evening!
Further details are required to provide any specific legal advice. Regardless, I assume you are asking if you are eligible for maternity benefits and salary. If so, this would be the laws relating to it. The maternity leave given to women comes under the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 and one condition is that the woman should have worked with her employer for at least 80 days in the 12 months preceding the date of her expected delivery.
So, in your case, the given details are not suf ...ReadMore
Civil - Ram purchased a land in 1942
Mr. Ram purchased a land in 1942. after he was dead, property was in his wife's Mrs.Sony name. Mrs.Ram & Sony has only 3 daughters and two sons. Mrs.Sony has made a WILL on 3 daughters and two son
11 months ago
A. Good evening!
An ancestral property cannot be sold by the sole decision of one or part owners, since four generations have their claim over such a property. The consent of each stakeholder will be required, to sell an undivided ancestral property. All coparceners, including daughters, can seek partition and sale of the ancestral property. In case a stakeholder is denied his share in the property or in case one member decides to sell the property without consulting other members, a legal notice c ...ReadMore
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The details given are insufficient to provide any specific legal advice. Regardless, I assume you are asking if you can apply for maternity leave for your third child. If so, this would be the laws relating to it. The maternity leave given to women comes under the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 and for first and second-time mothers, the Act states that the mother can take 6 months, or 26 weeks, off. With every subsequent child, the mother can avail 3 months, or 12 weeks, off for her ...ReadMore
