Advocate Priyanka Chopade provides services in various Legal field of civil Litigation, Family Law, Divorce, Suits, Writs, Petitions, Appeals, Revisions, Complaints relating to debt recovery, dishonor of cheques, rent control act, property disputes, matrimonial disputes, consumer complaints, complaints pertaining to Food Adulteration Act and service matter.
In addition to this she is skilled in drafting and vetting various kinds of agreement related to property like Sales deed, as well as Master Service Agreement, Service Agreement, Teaming Agreement, Consortium Agreement, various Tripartite Agreement, RFQs, Letter of Intent, MOU, Agreement with Celebrity, Endorsement Agreement, License Agreement, Sub-Licensing Agreement, Sub-Contracting, Third Party Agreement, Corporate Lease Agreement, Development Agreement(Real estate), broadcasting agreement.
Advocate Priyanka Chopade associate with empaneled with various Finance companies and Nationalize Bank.
Advocate Priyanka Chopade completed her B.Sc. LL.B(Hons) from Maharastra and has been practicing and handling cases independently and provides legal consultancy and advisory services.
Ans : Dear Client, In this matter, Its good news that Company had assigning you on company pay role, but as you said that agreement is an issue. so we need to understand that this agreement is prepared on the basis of Labour and Employment Laws or not, so kindly give us more details or contact us personally for better discussion. All the best !
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Dear Client,
You had ask the Question in Hindi which system not support, Also give your Religion details as the query related to Property Law.
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Dear Client,
Absolutely yes,
As you said, you have separated since last one year. So you can ask for divorce and entitle for maintance for last year and permanent alimony as per Hindu marrige Act, 1955.
For more details and court process contact me through LawyerNU.
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Dear client,
Check you statment , collect the all EMI transaction details and submit to NBFC. In this can solve your issue, if still any issue persist, then contact us with lawyerNU.
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Dear client,
Check you statment , collect the all EMI transaction details and submit to NBFC. In this can solve your issue, if still any issue persist, then contact us with lawyerNU.
Thanks.
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Dear client,
Check you statment , collect the all EMI transaction details and submit to NBFC. In this can solve your issue, if still any issue persist, then contact us with lawyerNU.
Thanks.
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Dear client,
Check you statment , collect the all EMI transaction details and submit to NBFC. In this can solve your issue, if still any issue persist, then contact us with lawyerNU.
Thanks.
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Dear client,
Check you statment , collect the all EMI transaction details and submit to NBFC. In this can solve your issue, if still any issue persist, then contact us with lawyerNU.
Thanks.
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Dear client,
Check you statment , collect the all EMI transaction details and submit to NBFC. In this can solve your issue, if still any issue persist, then contact us with lawyerNU.
Thanks.
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Dear client,
Check you statment , collect the all EMI transaction details and submit to NBFC. In this can solve your issue, if still any issue persist, then contact us with lawyerNU.
Thanks.
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Dear Client,
In this case, we should wait and get the correction done first in building plan and after approval from respective authority as you said Grampanchyat, then only procced for purchasing such property.
For any more detail contact us..
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Dear Client,
As discus with you by our legal manager, do send the photo copy orignal agreenemt. So can guide you better.
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Ans : Dear Client, We observed that such case are increasing day by day and this happened due to some our own mistakes only, We are purchasing our dream house with our hard earn money but ignoring Documentation part. Many time peoples use to make Documentation from non qualified agents or builder agent and he give all favour to builder only. Then purchaser get traped and found in such case mention above, but this can be easily avoided by hire a good lawyer from purchaser end, who can take care of your safety and make valid Document. So value your hard earn money and always hire your own qualified lawyer while purchasing any property. It's must ! We are happy to help you all...
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Dear Client,
Looking toward the matter you mention, we had have all rights to challenge it at Court as well as we have all the options with us like as..
Make compliant to Special Investigation Team.
We can go to Consumer Forum under Consumer Protection Act, 1986
Also, We can Claim for Specific Performance.
So Need not to worry a lot, you can contact us with the help of LawyerNU. Be connected, Be Safe.
Ans : Dear Client We observed that such case are increasing day by day and this happened due to some our own mistakes only, We are purchasing our dream house with our hard earn money but ignoring Documentation part. Many time peoples use to make Documentation from non qualified agents or builder agent and he give all favour to builder only. Then purchaser get traped and found in such case mention above, but this can be easily avoided by hire a good lawyer from purchaser end, who can take care of your safety and make valid Document. So value your hard earn money and always hire your own qualified lawyer while purchasing any property. It's must ! We are happy to help you all...
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As F.I.R. filed against you and N.B.W. issued, we have to apply for Anticipatory Bail. As per Sec 438 Court of Session have power to grant Anticipatory Bail.
we can go either in Court of Session or High Court or both. If Court Of Session rejected Anticipatory Bail then one can move to High Court but if you go directly to High Court then can not come back to Court of Session, so it will be better that go to Court of Session if rejected then High Court. Hope you have all documentary evidence like receipt or other when you submitted that money. For further help you can contact us through LawyerNU.
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As F.I.R. filed against you and N.B.W. issued, we have to apply for Anticipatory Bail. As per Sec 438 Court of Session have power to grant Anticipatory Bail.
we can go either in Court of Session or High Court or both. If Court Of Session rejected Anticipatory Bail then one can move to High Court but if you go directly to High Court then can not come back to Court of Session, so it will be better that go to Court of Session if rejected then High Court. Hope you have all documentary evidence like receipt or other when you submitted that money. For further help you can contact us through LawyerNU.
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Dear Client
We need to make some paperwork frist,
We need to prepare Succession certificate on which indicate that you n your brother and sisters are the legal heirs of your parents.
And need death certificate of owner .
Then submit it to the concern authority like City Survey or Gram panchayat .
Lator on, the name of legal heirs will come on record of right.
Be connected and safe. For more query you can contact us through LawyerNU.
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Dear Client
We need to make some paperwork frist,
We need to prepare Succession certificate on which indicate that you n your brother and sisters are the legal heirs of your parents.
And need death certificate of owner .
Then submit it to the concern authority like City Survey or Gram panchayat .
Lator on, the name of legal heirs will come on record of right.
Be connected and safe. For more query you can contact us through LawyerNU.
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Dear Client,
Looking toward the matter you mention, we had have all rights to challenge it at Court as well as we have all the options with us like as..
Make compliant to Special Investigation Team.
We can go to Consumer Forum under Consumer Protection Act, 1986
Also, We can Claim for Specific Performance.
So Need not to worry a lot, you can contact us with the help of LawyerNU. Be connected, Be Safe.
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Dear Client
As per Hindu Marriage Act,1955.
The Marraige registration can be done at where the marriage solemnized.
So you have to register your marriage at Ujjain only. With all reqired documents.
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Bitcoin is called as digital currency or virtual currency. Now if you see the traditional
Even some day back, RBI issued an advisory to public not buy and sell virtual currency and RBI not permit such transactions.
The term Currency is define in section 2(h) of the Foreign Exchange Management Act,1999. But when we see the definition of Currency Bitcon is not really similar to any of the instruments in definition, as none is of Digital or virtual in nature and that’s why Bitcoin are in Gray area today across world.
Even some day back, RBI issued an advisory to public not buy and sell virtual currency and RBI not permit such transactions.
Now if you want to know about securities. This term Security is defined in Section 2(h) of The Security Contract (Regulation ) Act, 1955 and unfuturity Bitcoin does not come with in any of part of the the definition of Securities.
Finally Bitcoin cannot be classified as regular financial instruments Such as “Currency”, “Security”, or “ Negotiable instruments” as only this instruments defined under India Law.
Bitcoin are essentially line of code which create the system of transfer of Bitcoin currency from one account to another, as General Clauses Act, 1897 Bitcon is fulfill and consider as moveable property under Indian Law. The Bitcoin community has formed an association called Bitcoin Alliance India (BAI) and second, websites such as Madovercoins.com and Bitquick.in have started operations too.
However BAI wants to work closely with the government to create a proper legal framework for the virtual currency in India.
Apart from this all there Foreign Exchange Management (Current Account Transactions) Rules, 2000. Need to be considered.
Currently there are very limited legal papers available and more thorough examination of the legality of Bitcoins.
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read more about THE SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WOMEN AT WORKPLACE (PREVENTION, PROHIBITION AND REDRESSAL) ACT, 2013
>>http://www.lawyernu.com/user/indian_laws_cat/Labour-and-Employment-Law-
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Sexual Harrasment of Women at Workplace(Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013
comes in force after the landmark judgment of Vishakha Vs State of Rajasthan after a span of 16 years.
Sexual Harrasment is termed as violation of the fundamental rights of women at working place. its violationof Article 14 article 15 and Article 21 of Indian Constitution. Its also violation of right to practice any proffesion or carry any trade, buisiness or occupation. The term Sexual Harrasment means any unwelcome acts or behaviour, directly or impliedely for physical contact and advances, demand or request for sexual favours, making sexualy coloured remarks, showing pornography or any verbal or non-verbal conduct.
If any women facing such problem at her work place , she can make complaint to the competant authority which include Internal Commite and External Commitee as well. If the employer fails to comply with the provision of the Act then they will be liable for penalties upto 50,000/-. The Commitee required to complete its inquiry within 90 days and the report will be sent to Employer or the District Officer , depends on the nature of the case and they are mandate to take action within 60 days.The inquiry process is confidential. it applies to all Govt. , Non govt, private sectors also to daaily wages employee.
for more query and legal help be connected with me through LawyerNU..
Be Brave, Be Safe..
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Dear Client
If your marriage is registered under Hindu marriage act then as you discus. Even after two span of you marriage, if still your spouse not allowing any physical relation, then you can as for Divorce under the ground of Cruelty and you know about her ex-affaire.
This is much similar as..
A husband cannot ask his wife that he does not like her company, but she can or should stay with other members of the family in matrimonial home. Such an attitude is cruelty in itself on the part of the husband; Yudhishter Singh v. Sarita , AIR 2002 Raj 382.
For Further details and procedure you can contact me on LawyerNU.
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for More details you can contact us through LawyerNU.com
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Bitcoin is called as digital currency or virtual currency. Now if you see the traditional
Even some day back, RBI issued an advisory to public not buy and sell virtual currency and RBI not permit such transactions.
The term Currency is define in section 2(h) of the Foreign Exchange Management Act,1999. But when we see the definition of Currency Bitcon is not really similar to any of the instruments in definition, as none is of Digital or virtual in nature and that’s why Bitcoin are in Gray area today across world.
Even some day back, RBI issued an advisory to public not buy and sell virtual currency and RBI not permit such transactions.
Now if you want to know about securities. This term Security is defined in Section 2(h) of The Security Contract (Regulation ) Act, 1955 and unfuturity Bitcoin does not come with in any of part of the the definition of Securities.
Finally Bitcoin cannot be classified as regular financial instruments Such as “Currency”, “Security”, or “ Negotiable instruments” as only this instruments defined under India Law.
Bitcoin are essentially line of code which create the system of transfer of Bitcoin currency from one account to another, as General Clauses Act, 1897 Bitcon is fulfill and consider as moveable property under Indian Law. The Bitcoin community has formed an association called Bitcoin Alliance India (BAI) and second, websites such as Madovercoins.com and Bitquick.in have started operations too.
However BAI wants to work closely with the government to create a proper legal framework for the virtual currency in India.
Apart from this all there Foreign Exchange Management (Current Account Transactions) Rules, 2000. Need to be considered.
Currently there are very limited legal papers available and more thorough examination of the legality of Bitcoins.
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If cheque is dishounre due to insufficient funds in account then, According to "The Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881" is applicable for such cases.
According to section 138 of above Act, The dishounre of cheque is criminal offence and is punisitiable by imprisonment up to 2 years or with fine or Both.
We have to send the notice to drawer within 30Days from the date of recovering cheque returns memo from respective Bank. In such notice, It should be clearly mention that the amount has to be paid to payee within 15 days from receipt of Notice.
Still drawer, Fails to make payment with in time limit. Then within 30 days we can file criminal complent against Drawer.
As you said, That Notice is Send, So share the copy with us for more clarification and keep in touch...
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Dear Client,
Your Divorce can be done under Divorce by Mutual consent as you said both the parties are willing to separate. But you need the separation of one year and then a petition for divorce may be present to the district court/Family Court by both the parties together on the ground that they have been living separately for a period of one year or more, that they have not been able to live together and that they have mutually agreed that the marriage should be dissolved.
But need to take care of Two Think
1) Both the parties should agree for Divorce.
and
2) One year Separation.
Take care and be in touch with LawyerNU
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Marriage solemnized according to Hindu rites subsequently registered under the Special Marriage Act, would not confer upon a spouse the right to annual marriage under Sec. 25(I) of the Special Marriage Act. Under Sec 25(I) willful refusal of a respondent spouse to consummate the marriage is a ground for annulling the marriage at the instance of the petitioner.
You can take divorce under such ground under Special Marriage Act, 1954 to Declare the Marriage Null and Void. On such ground a Hindu Marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act could be annulled although impotence at the time of marriage and its being continued till the institution of the proceeding was such a ground.
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Dear Client,
As you had done marriage at Gurudwara and having the marriage photo and other proff, So As per Anand Marriage Act 1909.
Earlier there was no provision for registration of marriages and Sikh were Marriage registered under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. “The Anand Marriage (Amendment) Bill, 2012, after having received the assent of the President in 2012.
Now Sikhs will able to register their marriages under the Anand Marriage Act.
If any marriage has been performed by the ‘Anand Karaj’, but not recorded in the Marriage Register. Such a marriage would still be valid.
All Sikh’s marriages are registered and recorded in the marriage Register maintained by an officer of the State Government of you can do it with local Authorities, like Municipal Corporation ETC.
Document required for Registration..
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Dear Clients,
I am talking about ancestor property, having rights only grandchildren and even partitioned his respective share going to his grandchildren in the form of ancestral property. And as you said you’re the only granddaughter so you have legal rights under the Property law and its cannot be ignore as you’re the girl.
Apart from this we need to know more about the remaining property of your grandfather and so we can guide on same, so share your details of property and place from where it belongs.
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Ans : Dear Client, In Such matter of Separation, Court only grand the custody and from time to time pass such interim order respect to child custody, education of Minor child, consistently with their wishes and alter the decree with consideration the application of petition. Also i found your Question is incomplete and need more information to guide you better....
Ans : Dear Client, There are many ground which can separate you, But still you need to thinks why do you want to end the relation ? If your decision is final and need Divorce then we can help you out. Give proper details for better guidance...
Ans : if your father or Grandfather executed any Will deed? give all details.
Ans : As the Property is Ancestral Property hence everyone is entitled for his share no doubt. Mere name on 8A Extract does not prove that you are not entitled for your 1/4th share in the said property. As the land itself ancestral then though your brother constructed house their they can not denied your rights on the said property.Can i know who was the owner of the said Property ? Is your father alive? Recently my one suit get decreed having same fact. you are absolutely entitled to get your 1/4 th share or whatever may be if there were other LRs . Give brief detailed from whom said property passed. If any one executed W
Ans : Hello Sir, Do you hire any lawyer for this appeal ? If No, then share your case Details for more Clarity so, we can help you out. and If you had Hire Lawyer, Then He/She can give you exact details. for any other legal query and help, keep in touch.
Ans : As the goods damages due to improper service we can go to Consumer Court for damages and remedy as well. You must have all records and bills to file case.
Ans : As per the Consumer Protection Act, If any one as consumer is dissatisfied with a product or service as promised by the seller, on the ground of commitment and offers shown at the time of purchase, then you have a right to file a complaint in the respective consumer court regarding the same. The first step before even filing a complaint is to send a notice to the opposite party stating the facts of dissatisfaction regarding the availed service or product or of unfair trade practices and so on. A legal notice is to give the opposite party a chance to compensate for the loss suffered by either replacing the commodity or returning the value of the purchase. In case the opposite party refuses to serve the notice then the consumer can approach to Consumer Court.
Ans : Mutual Consent Divorce, this terms is very commonly used now a day and a note of bellow mention point which will be consider. • If the couple is separated since 1 year or more. • Both the parties are willing to separate, and cannot live together. • None of them had been force to give the applications of Divorce . • In such case court cannot take action and give the time frame of six month, so that both reconsider their dissension. After the period of Six month from of the date of presentation of petition and not later than 18 months, if the petition not withdrawn the court will grand decree of Divorce.
Ans : If you as consumer is dissatisfied about a product or service on the ground of commitment and offers shown at the time of purchse, then you have a right to file a complaint in the respective consumer court regarding the same. The first step before even filing a complaint is to send a notice to the opposite party stating the facts of dissatisfaction regarding the availed service or product or of unfair trade practices and so on. A legal notice is to give the opposite party a chance to compensate for the loss suffered by either replacing the commodity or returning the value of the purchase. In case the opposite party refuses to serve the notice then the consumers needs to approach the respective Consumer Court.
Ans : The eviction of your tenant legally will be governed by the rent agreement that has been signed between you and your tenant. Most of the Rent agreements have a clause of notice period of 1 month from either sides to vacate the premises. To get legal eviction, you need to send a legal notice to the tenant and even after that he does not vacate the house, you have the option of filing a suit for eviction against your tenants on the ground of bona fide requirement under the Rent Control Act.