gk
17 August 2026 at 22:06
Respected Experts,
Pranam!
We have purchased 4 batteries for the ARD of our passenger lift installed in our Apartment in 2024 August 14th (Invoice Date) but unfortunately we misplaced the Warranty Card but having this bill with us. We have informed through tel and whatsapp to the Delaer who supplied these batteries - that the charges gone down as informed by the Lift Technician. On 24th July the dealer confirmed thru tel that these batteries are in the warranty period but he needs to check whether the batteries charges are down or not. On 13th of Aug he came and taken those batteries to his shop and after checking informed that one battery only defective (low charge) and all others are found ok and provided a standbye battery for that one along with all other three. And he asked the Bill/Warranty card of the low charged one "otherwise battery company wont replace it" was his information. Unfortunately we misplaced both the warranty card/bill/Invoice. Fortunately we got the original invoice on 15th August and we have sent the copy thru whatsapp to him, but he is not accepting the bill and informed that without warranty card he cant even sent the item to the company.
Now the query is whether we can avail the warranty benefits for that battery now? Since today is 17th of August (the Invoice date is 14th August 2024, and the warranty term is 24 moths/2 years)! Please advise!
Thanks
Regards
gk
Chandrasekhar Jayanti
17 August 2026 at 14:24
Hello Sir / Madam,
We have registered Apartment Association. Our Association asked for contribution from all House Owners towards Repair Fund for repair of common purpose amnities. More than 2/3rd House Owner have fully paid their contribution but very few House owner have paid partly contribution and keeping pending the balance since past 05 months.
Even after several messages sent to them, they are not responding. They are even not attending meetings also to discuss on the issue. Notices are being served by the Executive Committee members to which they are responding in a rudely and unparliamentary manner.
Can the Association EC members take legal action against them through judicial measures.
Please give me advise as what to step next.
Thanking you
Prateek Shetty
14 August 2026 at 15:05
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Anonymous
12 August 2026 at 18:00
I supplied building material of rs 500000.00 to a person whom I know by name jaman singh and Bill also on name of Jaman singh.
He gave cheque which bear signature but not by name and which bounce and than notice in name of Jaman singh which he returned and than case of 138 ni act.
During trial i came to know that his name is jamanpreet singh.
Now at this stage my cross is over.
Will it spoil my whole case
Pls guide
Thanks.
Anonymous
24 July 2026 at 20:46
I am a guarantor for an Overdraft (OD) loan sanctioned by Bank of India (home branch is in another state), and my personal property is currently mortgaged as collateral. To assess my contingent liability, I visited my nearest networked branch (Salt Lake Barasat) to request a copy of the Sanction Letter and Statement of Account.
The local branch manager outright denied my request. He falsely claimed that the bank cannot share loan details with a guarantor and stated I must physically travel to the out-of-state home branch. Furthermore, he refused to provide an official "Received" stamp on my formal written demand letter and failed to forward my request through their Core Banking System (CBS).
Given my co-extensive liability under Section 128 of the Indian Contract Act and RBI Fair Practices Code, what is the exact legal procedure to compel the bank to provide these documents without traveling out of state? Is my best next step to issue a legal notice to the Zonal Manager or immediately file a grievance on the RBI Ombudsman CMS portal for deficiency in service?
Anonymous
03 July 2026 at 12:22
I have applied for trademark registration for my business name, but the application is still under examination. Can I start using the brand name and logo for my products and marketing before the trademark is officially registered? Are there any legal risks if someone else claims ownership during this period?
Anonymous
23 June 2026 at 23:18
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monu
12 June 2026 at 21:58
Dear Expert,
My wife and her friend had a conversation on mobile call.
In this conversation both made some remark on my wife's
Siblings sister. My wife's sister transfer the recording of this
conversation on her mobile from the my wife's friend mobile.
My query is about the legality of the transfer of this conversation without
the consent of my wife's friend.
What actions may be taken against the sister of my wife.
This is the case of violation of the privacy of my wife and the friends
Of my wife.
Regards,
Monu
Maloji rao ghodkar
18 May 2026 at 17:32
The victim in digital arrest fraud transferred money to the mule account of the private bank and then reported the matter to the cyber police, who registered FIR and ordered for freezing of the amount lying in the mule account. By then some amount was withdrawn. The bank paid part of the amount to the victim but failed to remaining amount. The victim filed complaint with the District Consumer Commission against the bank seeking for refund of the remaining amount. The Commission raised object that the victim does not have privity of contract with the bank and complaint under the Consumer Protection Act is not maintainable. It was clarified that the amount transferred to the account of the bank is out of fraud and cheating and the tainted amount is required to be refunded to the victim. Any case law in support of the maintaining of the complaint under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 please. Thanks
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