Termination of contract
Termination of contract
I signed a life rights contract with a company and in agreement we agreed to get payment in 3 terms 1 at signing 2 at finalisation of actor 3 at commencement of shooting .. however it doesn’t happen
21 hours ago
A. Dear sir,
The right to terminate for violation of conditions cannot be curtailed. You may get issue legal notice or file a suit and terminate the contract.
West Bengal Tender for Fortified Rice
We have a Fortified Rice Kernels manufacturing firm. Currently the Government is the only buyer for the same as it is distributed in PDS. The WB Govt recently floated a tender for just fixing the rate
1 week ago
A. Dear Client,
Sections 58 and 59 of the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, govern the registration process for partnership firms with the Registrar of Firms, Societies, and Non-Trading Corporations. Without registration under these provisions, a partnership firm lacks legal standing to initiate legal actions or defend against them in case of disputes involving partners or third parties. Therefore, based on your status at the time of tender submission, the authority has disqualified it on technical g ...ReadMore
Breech of Employment Agreement
Post my termination of employment on baseless grounds. I received an email from my HR stating the following:- "Following an internal data integrity audit, it has come to our attention that several inf
2 weeks ago
A. Dear client, the company can take legal action on you as you have breached the contractual obligations. You can resolve this issue by giving the valid reasons for your actions to the manager/HR.
In the relieving letter or termination letter the cause of the removal will be mentioned and in the background verification it can be found and it will have a severe impact on your future job prospects.
Fraud money by friend
How to get my money back from my friend? She is not agree to return me back.What are the possible way to recover?
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Without documentation or evidence to support your claim against your friend, there's no legal recourse available to recover the money through litigation.
civil law
A builder had signed a development agreement to construct our vacant plot in Maharashtra in the year 2008, he was aware that a case was going on in the court on this property (testematory suit) , insp
4 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
When a property-related suit is pending before a Court of Law, the subject matter of the suit cannot be the basis for any agreement or contract. Any agreement made by the parties aware of the pending litigation is invalid and void ab initio, as it is against the law. Section 56 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, states that an agreement to perform an impossible act is void.
Under Article 115 of the Indian Limitation Act, the limitation period for breach of contract is three years ...ReadMore
PARKING RELATED QUESTION
builder not informed us that whole ground floor will be covered by open parking which is again covered by tiny shed. Society becomes congested. Builder hides all this from residents. What we should d
1 month ago
A. Dear Client,
Once a purchaser of a flat and member of the society, opts for an open-to-sky parking space if appears in the deed of conveyance of the flat, the same cannot be covered with a shed even from his own pocket. Instead, you along with others can raise a voice against the unauthorised construction of a cover shed of open-to-sky parking space by a few members of the society. In case your collective voice of protest yields no result, bring the matter to the notice of the Registrar of the ...ReadMore
Land Gift Deed Intekal Not Accepted
Does a Gift Deed become Invalid if Intekal is Not Accepted (Manjoor) by Registrar Office since 1 Year and 9 months. Reason was Gift Land had a Stay Orders issued by Punajb & Haryana High Court 1 mont
1 month ago
A. Dear Client,
If a property has become the subject of a legal dispute and is under consideration by a court of law, it is generally not advisable to alienate or transfer the property through means such as gift or sale until a final order is issued by the court. In such situations, it is prudent to await the court's decision and follow the legal process before making any transactions involving the property. This approach ensures compliance with legal proceedings and avoids potential complication ...ReadMore
Selling a 2 wheeler to a used bike dealer
I'm selling my 2 wheeler to a used bikes dealer. They don't transfer RC until they find a new buyer. What procedure should I follow for my assurance till the dealer finds a buyer?
1 month ago
A. Dear Client,
Obtain a money receipt on stamp paper and execute a handover and takeover receipt for the two-wheeler, including all relevant documents such as RC, insurance, and pollution certificate, from the dealer. Ensure that the process is witnessed by two individuals. Additionally, promptly inform the relevant Regional Transport Office (RTO) about the sale of the two-wheeler, enclosing copies of all receipts received from the dealer. This proactive step will help safeguard yourself from an ...ReadMore
Rental Agreement Registration
I have a house in Pune. I made a 11 months rental agreement with my tenants who are girls. Recently the housing society is forcing us to get the agreement registered and not even accepted notarised ag
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
A lease or rent agreement extending for 12 months or more must be registered; however, a notarized 11-month agreement remains legally binding even without registration. Section 17 of the Registration Act, 1908, specifies that a lease/rent agreement for a term not exceeding one year is not mandatory for registration. This implies that agreements for less than 12 months can proceed without registration, allowing parties to save on stamp duty and registration costs. Insisting on regi ...ReadMore
Agreement for purchasing a franchise
Is the Rs. 100 stamp paper used in the agreement for purchasing a franchise from a digital marketing agency legal? Can I terminate the agreement and get a refund of franchise fee? Now, he is not respo
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
The dispute you have described falls within the ambit of a commercial dispute, as defined under Section 2(c) of the Commercial Court Act, 2015. Such disputes typically arise in the context of commerce, involving disagreements related to contract terms and conditions, fiduciary duties, or intellectual property rights. These issues can be resolved through court proceedings or alternative dispute resolution methods.
The Commercial Court Act, 2015, aims to establish Commercial Courts ...ReadMore
