me and my brother are partners in our ancestral shop.now my brother has transferred his ownership to his wife without informing me. 1) can i take any legal action against this transfer 2) how can i ma ...
In my humble suggestion, you can bring a case against your brother in order to restore your property.
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mai or mere husband ka ek buisness h jisme mai bhi 50% partner hu on legal papers,lekin mere husband ne mujhe cheat kiya,or ghar chhod ker chle gye,or mujhe buisness se bhi bina information diye nikAa ...
In my humble suggestion, you can claim your share in the profits of the partnership firm by institution a case against your husband.
Person threatening to put up a stay order on my business. He has no partnership in my business and no documents stating that any of his finances were used in my business . I also wanted to know about ...
Dear Sir,
If he is not a partner of your business he cannot bring any stay order from any Court. It seems unnecessarily he is threatening you. Better you file CAVEAT and the benefits are as follows:
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Caveat Petition in Civil (Yes) and Criminal Cases (No)
Section 148A of the civil procedure code 1908 allows for the filing of a caveat petition. The caveat is a Latin word that means ‘to make someone aware.’ Caveats ensure th
My father are 7 brothers and 1 sister. Out of which 1 is deceased. So they are 6 brothers (alive) and a sister . All have a common business ( 1 shop ) - this shop is ancestral property . My father is ...
Dear Sir,
Due to lack of time I am unable to read your lengthy narration followed by questions better go to local lawyer with required documents and clarify all your doubts once for all.
Actually in 2020 we 3 person started an organization where I have been asked to invested 10k during incorporation of the private limited company and got 10%equity and asked me to take care of marketin ...
Dear Client
What do you mean by company bursted?
Anyways as a shareholder you have your rights to raise the voice and concern in the company matters but certainly your voting rights are limited due to lesser shared being allotted to you.
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if property is owned by partners but what if one wants to sale it & other one not agreeing with it?
Dear Client,
To sell the property co-owned by you, you’ll have to send a legal notice to the other partner asking to sell the property if that person doesn’t agree with you then you can take the case to the civil court.
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I invested (through online bank transfers) in a registered tech startup company in India almost 2 years ago, and they still did not give me a shareholding certificate. They kept delaying until Dec 202 ...
Dear Client,
It is advised not to share PAN number even though it is unlikely to be used for fraud it is wise not to share without full knowledge of how and what is needed.
Thank You
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My father and uncle were working together from last 25 years. our business was of surgical healthcare both used to run the business together the business was registered under my uncle's name as proper ...
Dear Client
As per the facts which have been provided, you may file a suit in the Court regarding your concerns and demand for your share in the business.
Hope this clarifies your query and requirement.
Thank you.
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My friend had taken an amount of 10 Lakh Rupees from a person he knew infront of me for doing business in cash without any paperwork or paper trail. His business was of buying and selling preused cars ...
Dear client,
You can file a case against him for harassment and even defamation. Moreover, if this in court then you can file a case against him for providing false information to legal authorities. You can ask your other friend to back you up.
Thank you.
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Hello sir/madam our shop is in Chamu, jaipur (Rajasthan) Anaj Mandi. There are three partners in this shop. My father's age is 80, his memory is also weak. My father wants to do that shop in my na ...
Dear Client,
Your father can make a gift deed in your favour and you will become the ultimate owner of the shop. The gift deed is possible when the shop is bought by your father in his name and not a ancestral property.
Thank You.
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