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Javed RazackIndia
On Vacation
returns 11/27/2009 |
If you have any question on Indian Laws concerning Civil disputes on property, recovery or any other contractual obligation, Criminal disputes on Indian Penal Code, Negotiable Instruments Act, Company matters, Income Tax, Arbitration, Family and matrimonial issues, please ask me. | |
Advocate Siddharth GulateeIndia
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Can Answer : Questions relating to civil and constitutional law in India, including property, contractual, and personal law disputes. Specific queries on litigation in civil court, High Court and the Supreme Court of India. All questions pertaining to miscellaneous administrative matters like registration and recording rights and documents etc, conveyancing. Cannot Answer : Questions pertaining to tax and criminal matters. | |
Advocate Manoj AmbatIndia
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I can answer any questions concerning Indian Law, that may include Criminal, Civil, Matrimonial, family laws, consumer contracts, agreements personal laws including Hindu Laws and banking laws in India. I do not specialize in tax laws. DISCLAIMER: The profile and the answers given above by the expert are in conformity with the guidelines laid out by The Bar Council of India and is not intended as a means of Personal promotion nor as an Advertisement of services provided by this expert as an Advocate. The questions answered herein are free in nature and are in conformity of the legal aid programs of The Bar Council of India. Please also note that the answers given are specific to each question specified by the questioner and details provided by the same which may not reflect on the actual problems faced by the questioner. Hence it is advisable to personally consult a good Advocate/ Lawyer in your locality for solutions to your problems. The expert and this website does not undertake the accuracy of the answers herein given and the questioner's discretion is advised. FOR THE READERS: The answers given herein should not be considered as a general answer and are specific to ..... |
Recent Answers
2009-11-20 Rightful Heirs and Property Distribution:
Dear Rupinder In your case as the property that your grand father has inherited is blended with the property that he has acquired, it can be considered as a blended property and for all matters it ought
2009-11-18 Notice period buyout:
Dear Vishal 1) The terms and service of your employment will be as per the employment contract entered to between you and the company. Now you have stated that as per the contract, you are entitled to
2009-11-16 Succession Certificate:
Hi Shridhar, I'll reproduce the jurisdiction clause for grant of succession certificate contained in Section 371 of the Indian Succession Act : 371. Court having jurisdiction
2009-11-10 Original experience kept by the new company:
Hello Vishwas, I am unable to understand the policy of your former company and your present company. Your former company has combined your experience and relieve together as their policy say so and
2009-11-10 No salary:
Hello Rohit, Do you have a contract for sourcing your work to this Australian company? If the terms of the contract are explicit that you are entitled to the amount for the delivery, then you are
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