i applied the marriage registration recently and and also pey the fees but recently i got there is amistake in my father name so what can i do at this time when my verification is not done in ragistr ...
Dear Client,
The Marriage Registration Act provides for the amendment of any information on the marriage certificate if sufficient reason and evidence is given for the same. You can file a rectification application to the Registrar by providing required documents to support the reason for the correction. Further, you can get a new marriage certificate by paying a nominal fee. But, if the Registrar fails rectify it, then you can file a declaration suit in civil court and seek for necessary change
I am residing in Mumbai from 2013 and I did my school till 12 from Mumbai but I born in varansi UP I have obc NCL Central and state both from varansi I am filling form so I am putting my permanent ad ...
Dear Client,
Listing your permanent address as Mumbai should not pose any issues unless someone maliciously files a complaint against you.
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Hi my friend got married 10 days back and it's registered too. Her husband died yesterday. While she remarries will first marriage show in registration or will it be cancelled due to death of her ...
Dear Client,
In the absence of a legally granted divorce decree, either spouse cannot enter into a new marriage. Doing so violates the conditions set forth in Section 5(1) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, rendering such a marriage void under Section 11 of the Act. A couple cohabitating without obtaining a divorce from their previous spouses does not qualify as a "live-in relationship" or a valid form of marriage. Instead, it amounts to the offense of bigamy under Sections 494/495 of the Indian
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Hi, I am planning to sell my 13 years old flat. I bought through loan and completed it. Now I want to sell it. I am ready to give all documents copies such as Sales deed, construction agreement along ...
Dear Client,
Every potential buyer has the unequivocal legal right to request the mother deed of the property they intend to purchase, as it mitigates risks associated with potential disputes. If the seller does not possess the mother deed, the buyer can obtain a copy from the Association, and even a certified copy can be requested. The current buyer holds the right to demand the mother deed from the seller.
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We are approximately group of 35 residents currently staying in an under construction society of 94 individual houses. Builder has not completed construction of common amenities such as club house and ...
Dear Client,
The Builder of an under-construction building bears maintenance and incidental expenses until the construction is complete and the Completion Certificate (CC) & Occupancy Certificate (OC) are obtained. The builder cannot hand over possession of flats until these certificates are secured. Once possession is granted, buyers may form and register a society under state-specific laws. Upon society formation, the builder must transfer all building charges, including maintenance, to the
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hello sir i have my a taekwondo sports academy whats the legal requirements ??? i just want to grow and open new branches in future??
Dear Client,
In India, the requirement for a license to teach Taekwondo may vary depending on the state and local regulations. It's advisable to contact the local government authorities or the sports authority in your area to inquire about the specific licensing requirements for teaching Taekwondo. They can provide you with the necessary information on how to apply for the license and any other prerequisites that may be required. Additionally, it's important to ensure that you comply with any
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This is bring to kind notice that our property is the 1 acre.in the document year of the 1943 his mother .Two brothers of the family one brother is reisterd the 0.50 cents another brother is not regi ...
Dear Client,
The regularization of the property's status, registered in 1943 during the pre-independence era, necessitates compliance with post-independence laws applicable to the said property. The property, not currently reflected in the land records, involves intricate legal and factual considerations, making the transfer of title and registration to the surviving legal heirs currently impractical. Seeking advice from an experienced local property lawyer is recommended. Providing the lawyer
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I am a member of tenant ownership coop Hos. Soc. from 1993 having 998 yrs leasehold plot. Now I want to convert it to freehold by having Kharedi Khat from society. Do I need to pay stamp duty again? ...
Dear sir
Please contact local lawyer who knows about local laws and circulars thus you may get effective legal advise.
Sir , after my mother died my father married second time after 2 3 years after that , now my step mother 's youngest sister and me wanted to marry we are of same age 22 and 20xan we marry sir . Kindly ...
Dear Client,
Marriage between a couple having a prohibited degree of relationship is illegal and void both under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 and the Special Marriage Act, 1954 even if the parties to the marriage are of marriageable age which is now 18 years for girls(Bride) and 21 years for boys(Bridegroom). There may, however, be some cases where marriage is solemnized under the Special Marriage Act between persons professing the same faith and belonging to the same group or family. Even, in
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What is the legal process for small eye clinic registration
Dear Client,
The legal process for registering a small eye clinic typically involves several steps. Firstly, you would need to choose a legal structure for your clinic, such as a sole proprietorship, partnership, or private limited company. Once you decide on the structure, you must register your business with the appropriate government authorities. This process often includes obtaining a trade license from the local municipal corporation.
Additionally, you should ensure compliance with healthc
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