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Home Forms Name: american lawDeed Of Conveyance Of Agricultural Law Deeds Agreement 1001
Category : Deeds Agreement
Deed of conveyance of Agricultural Law THIS INDENTURE made this day of BETWEEN 1 SHRI age about years 2 SHRI age about years 3 SMT age about years India Inhabitants Hindus all residing at Village Dist hereinafter called and referred to as the VENDORS which expression shall unless repugnant to the context or meaning thereof be deemed to include their heirs executors administrators representatives and assigns of the one part AND a society registered under the societies Registration Act XXVI of 20 and having its office at village Taluka Dist which expression shall unless repugnant to the context or meaning thereof be deemed to include its executors administrators representatives hereinafter called the pu...
Bye Laws Of A Condominium Deeds Property 1895
Category : Deeds Property
Bye Laws of a Condominium CHAPTER I 1 Short title and Application 1 These Bye laws may be called the Bye laws of the Condominium 2 The provisions of these Bye laws apply to the Condominium All present or future owners tenants future tenants or their employees or any other person that might use the facilities of the building in any manner are subject to the regulations set forth in these Bye laws The mere acquisition or rental or taking on licence of any of the family units hereinafter referred to as units of the building or mere act of occupancy of any of the said units will signify that these Bye laws are accepted ratified and will be complied with 2 Definitions 1 In these Bye laws unless the context requires otherwise a Act means the Maharashtra Apartment Ownership Act 1970 b Association means the Association of all the Apartment Owners constituted by such owners for the purpose of the Condominium c Board means a Board of Managers consist...
Dismissal Order Through Paper Notification When An Employee Was Convicted By A Court Of Law 597
Category : Service And Establishment Forms
Dismissal Order through Paper Notification when an Employee was convicted by a Court of Law Ref No Date To Mr A Offence was registered against you under Section of Indian Penal Code by the Police station and after trial you have been convicted and sentenced to undergo imprisonment for years for the offences committed by you As the conviction in any court of Law for any criminal offence involving moral turpitude is a misconduct as per clause of section of the company s standing orders and as it is not practicable now to hold any enquiry any more in view of the already held protracted trial in the Court of Law and in the interest of the company and expediency the Competent Authority had dismissed you from the service of the Company with effect from The order dated dismissing you from the service of the company along with i...
Dismissal Order Through Paper Notification When An Employee Was Convicted By A Court Of Law 601
Category : Service And Establishment Forms
Dismissal Order through Paper Notification when an Employee was convicted by a Court of Law Ref Date To Mr The offence was registered under Section IPC with the Police Station and thereafter the said case was tried in the Court and you have been convicted and sentenced to undergo imprisonment for years of the offence committed by you As the conviction in any court of Law for any criminal offence involving moral turpitude is as misconduct as per clause of section of the Company s certified standing orders and as it is not practicable now to hold and my enquiry any more in view of the already held protracted trial in the court of law and in the interest of the company and expediency the Competent Authority had dismissed you from the service of the company with effect from The order dated dismissin...
Model Bye Laws Of A Club Deeds Miscellaneous 1859
Category : Deeds Miscellaneous
Model Bye laws of a Club member club guest th match Model Bye laws of a Club 1 Guests Non members other than permanent Guests may be admitted to the Club premises only when accompanied by a Member or his permanent Guest The Committee reserves the right to check all persons entering the Club premises to ensure that only Members and their genuine guests are admitted A Visitors Book is kept in the main Entrance Hall of the Club House in which in order to comply with the Excise regulations members are requested to enter the names of their guests other than golfing and tennis guests for whom separate books are provided Members introducing guests are responsible for all charges incurred on their account Any individual particularly a resident of Calcutta should not normally be introduced as a guest more than six times in a year Members dependent children upto the age of 21 years only may use their membership special application to be made in respect of their children...
Agreement To Supply Technical Know How Foreign Collaboration & Joint Venture 1287
Category : Foreign Collaboration And Joint Venture
AGREEMENT TO SUPPLY TECHNICAL KNOW HOW company indian foreign agreement product AGREEMENT TO SUPPLY TECHNICAL KNOW HOW THIS AGREEMENT is made at this day of between M s XYZ Co Ltd a Company incorporated under the laws of and having its registered office at hereinafter referred to as the Foreign Company of the One Part and M s ABC Co Ltd a Company registered under the Indian Companies Act 1956 and having its registered office at hereinafter referred to as the Indian Company of the Other Part WHEREAS the Foreign Company is carrying on business of manufacturing fabricating the Items of machinery the products the particulars of which are set out in the Schedule hereunder written at AND WHEREAS the Foreign Company has the exclusive expertise or know how in respect of the said items of machinery product AND WHEREAS the Indian Company proposes to set up a factory at with intent to manuf...
Evidence By Way Of Affidavit During Trial Under Section 125 Of Code Of Criminal Procedure1973
Category : Affidavits Criminal
Precedent No 68 EVIDENCE BY WAY OF AFFIDAVIT DURING TRIAL UNDER SECTION 125 OF CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 1973 IN THE COURT OF CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE In Criminal Complaint No of 20 Petitioners Vs Respondent AFFIDAVIT of D o aged years presently residing in The deponent abovenamed hereby solemnly affirms and states as follows 1 That the deponent herein is petitioner No 1 in the accompanying petition The deponent is well conversant with the facts and circumstances of thecase and stands fully competent to swear to this affidavit The deponentherein will be referred to as petitioner No 1 hereinafter 2 That the marriage between petitioner No 1 and the respondent was solemnised at on according to Hindu rites and ceremonies 3 That on the demand and specific request of the parents and other familymembers of the respondent the marriage between petitioner No 1 andthe respondent was solemnised with great pomp and show Approximately Rs was spent on tents and ...
Maintenance 291
Category : Notices
MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE Order for Maintenance of Wives Children and Parents Provision u s 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code 1973 1 If any person having sufficient means neglects or refuses to maintain his a Wife who is not remarried unable to maintain herself b Legitimate or illegitimate children who are minor and unable to maintain themselves c Legitimate or illegitimate children who are major but physically or mentally disabled abnormal and unable to maintain themselves d Parents father or mother unable to maintain themselves the Judicial Magistrate First Class or Judge Family Court as the case may be shall order such person to pay maintenance 2 Allowance payable from the date of order or application 3 Amount of Allowance Rs 500 p m but Rs 1 500 p m for wives only 4 Jurisdiction Judicial Magistrate First Class or Judge Family Court wherever established a Where the husband resides or b Where the wife resides or c Where they last resid...
A Petition For Divorce On The Ground Of Cruelty (us 13 (l)(ia) Of The Hindu Marriage Act 1955) 1107
Category : Petitions
A PETITION FOR DIVORCE ON THE GROUND OF CRUELTY US 13 l ia OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT 1955 cruelty adultery wife marriage divorce A PETITION FOR DIVORCE ON THE GROUND OF CRUELTY US 13 l ia OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT 1955 HIGHLIGHTS GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE i ADULTERY 1 Judicial separation is one step less than divorce When it becomes impossible to live together as husband and wife due certain reasons law allows separation The marriage continues but spouses need not live together 2 Adultery is a voluntary sexual intercourse of a married person whether a man or a woman with a person who is not a spouse The act must be voluntary So rape or intercourse manipulated through fraud will not be adultery One single act of adultery by either party is reason enough for divorce Sexual relations between a girl and a boy before marriage is not adultery It is not necessary that the sexual intercourse should be complete Mere suspicion or opportunity for adultery is not...
A Petition For Restitution Of Conjugal Rights Us 9 Of The Hindu Marriage Act 1955 1111
Category : Petitions
A PETITION FOR RESTITUTION OF CONJUGAL RIGHTS U S 9 OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT 1955 petitioner respondent pune petition marriage A PETITION FOR RESTITUTION OF CONJUGAL RIGHTS U S 9 OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT 1955 IN THE COURT OF THE JUDGE FAMILY COURT PUNE AT PUNE Marriage Petition No 200 Shri YES age 30 years occupation service Petitioner resident of 999 Kasba Peth PUNE 411 O11 Versus Smt NOT age 25 years occupation education Respondent resident of C o Shri RAT House No 760 Nashik District Nashik A PETITION FOR RESTITUTION OF CONJUGAL RIGHTS U S 9 OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT 1955 The petitioner abovenamed submits this petition praying to state as follows 1 That the petitioner is the husband of the respondent their marriage having been solemnised at Pune on according to the Hindu religion vaidic rites and ceremonies 2 T...
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