
Advocate Alakananda Das



Advocate Alakananda provides services in various fields of Arbitration Matters, Trademark & Copyright Matters, Documentation Matters, Family Matters, Property Matters and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.
Advocate Alakananda enrolled with the Bar Council of West Bengal in 2009. She is a member of Calcutta High Court Bar Association.
Enrollment Number : F/1444/2009
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Questions Answered by Advocate Alakananda Das
Q: Buying a property owner asking to money in very short period
Going to buy a property, owner asking for 15% advance at agreement and within one month registration and possession with full payment.. Is it too short time period for payment. What should I do?
Advocate Alakananda Das answered
Ask the seller to make it 10% of the consideration by executing an agreement for sale and thereafter full payment will be done on final Deed of Conveyance which can be before or by the date agreed to by the parties
Q: Owner asking for advance payment to buy property what to do
Going to buy a property. Owner is asking for 15
Advocate Alakananda Das answered
The information given is insufficient to give a proper answer and guidance. Kindly intimate the consideration amount in totality and the exact percentage asked for by the seller. The deal can be done via an agreement for sale stating the amount given and reminder.
Q: Daughters right in mothers immovable property mother died in 2002
married daughter died before 1995 and mother died 2002. can claim married daughter of daughter on immmovable property left by mother?
Advocate Alakananda Das answered
If there is a predeceased daughter then the property of the mother shall go to the legal heirs of her predeceased daughter, that is her children, if any, otherwise the same shall be distributed to the next set of legal heirs as per the Hindu succession act
Q: How to get transfer from govt school on the grounds of distance
My wife is working in a Govt. aided school in Nadia Dist., since past 9 years. Before marriage she was residing in Bongaon, which is around 75 KM away through rail/road way from her school and she used to stay in hostel. After marriage in 2013 she is now in my residence at Madhyamgram and now the distance from school is approximately 125 KM. We have baby girl around 3.5 yrs old, I am working in private firm and used to travel frequently, my parents suffering from old age problem and cant able to take care of my daughter for long hours, as my wife everyday leaving 5:45 AM for school and coming back at around 8:30-9:00 PM. She applied for transfer on distance ground and it is un-replied. Kindly let us know the merit of the case that, if I can lodge a complain to get the transfer within 25 KM periphery of our residence. How and where should we complain?
Advocate Alakananda Das answered
As this is a government school another complaint can be issued to the directorate of school authority and also give a copy of the said complaint to the school she is presently working in. If the said directorate does not take any steps you may file a legal complaint and then a writ before the high Court
Q: Mental harassment by parents, can child live separately?
I want to leave home i earn 13000 per month my parents mentally torture and dont even let me live my own life peacefully what are the laws regarding this Please reply Please advice me I dont want any money from my parents just want legal separation from them so that they cant harass me anymore What i have to do
Advocate Alakananda Das answered
If you are 18 and above you no longer need to stay with your parents , however, you may file a complaint with local police intimating them that you are being tortured and also provide evidence towards the same
Frequently Asked Questions about Advocate Alakananda Das
Can Advocate Alakananda Das represent me in court?
Yes, Advocate Alakananda Das can represent you in court. The lawyer is trained to present your case in the most effective way possible.
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What should I expect during my initial consultation with Advocate Alakananda Das?
During your initial consultation with Advocate Alakananda Das, you can expect to discuss the specific legal issue you are facing and the details of your situation. Lawyer will ask you questions to get a better understanding of your case and will provide you with information about your legal options and any potential outcomes.
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