Advocate Vikas Sharma

Questions Answered by Advocate Vikas Sharma

Q: Court fee by the tenant in case of injection order

A landlord noticed for vacate the rented shop but tenant wish is for injection order

Advocate Vikas Sharma answered
Hi. Injunction order can certainly be seeked if you have the required grounds as a tenant. If your landlord is forcefully evicting you from the rented shop your livelihood is under risk. However more information is required to give a specific solution. Feel free to discuss.

Q: UP also have hindu succession act 2005

Does Uttar Pradesh follow the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005?I want to confirm whether the provisions of the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005—especially those granting equal property rights to daughters—are applicable in the state of Uttar Pradesh.

Advocate Vikas Sharma answered
Hi. Thanks for the query. UP does follow HSA (Amend) Succession but with the exclusion of Agricultural property. This you will find equal property rights to daughters in properties other than Agricultural land. For more information or help you can discuss your case in detail so that we can suggest you a practical workable solution

Q: Govt Job rejected Due to Quashed FIR

My name was included in a family dispute happened due to property one of my family members filed an fir against my whole family including me under Sections 191(2)(3) 115(2) 333 352 351(3) 109 of BNSS and after Sometime Property Dispute is resolved and they Are ready to compromise So we filed a joint petition for fir Quashing because they have made a fake case of attempt to murder to put pressure on us and thereafter Case is quashed by the high court but my SSC joining is not allowed

Advocate Vikas Sharma answered
Hi. Did you disclose the fact about FIR in DAF/ DV. If yes then it's not your mistake. Each year there are many students whose joining is turned down because of a pending or quashed FIR. However depending on the specific facts of your case, it can be made out whether or not you have a chance to get the joining if you move a writ petition to that effect. You can connect and discuss if required.

Q: Being forced to serve 60 days notice period

I joined the company in August, In September, I filed resignation. They hired me under consulting contract which states 60-days notice period is needed. But their handbook stated that 15 days notice period may be accepted. And I acted based on this. Now they want me to serve 60 days notice period or a buy-out.

Advocate Vikas Sharma answered
Kindly share the copy or ss of the handbook mentioning the notice period. You can leave the company without serving the notice period but they might create difficulty in issuing experience letter. Rest everything can be taken care of.

Q: Bank Balance and Property Related

In my family I have my mother and 3 sisters and my wife. Elder and small sister both are unmarried. My two elder sisters has government jobs. My father was a bank manager and so now mother is a pension holder. I am a self empleyd and dont have a fix regular income source. After my fathers death my mother started to staying with my elder sister along with my small sisiter outside hometown and refused to give any financial support. She refused to give a little amount from pension and holds entire bank balance of my father with her. I dont know anyting about my fathers bank balance. They are not keeping any contact with me to ask. I am staying at my fathers house now but here all properties are undevided. My father had 3 brothers and a sister and all properties are belongs to my grandfather and currently staying in his name. Can I get some portion of my fathers bank balance and my grandfathers property ? Please give me a proper solution I am helpless from all sides.

Advocate Vikas Sharma answered
Yes. You have equal share in any ancestral property, including your father's property as he has died intestate. You can file a Civil Partition Suit for the purpose of getting your due share in the property. For further help you can call and discuss.