Rajesh Rathod
25 August 2009 at 11:58
Hello Friends,
Please guide for my following issue.
Before 4 months, i buy HP Laptop 550 @ cost of 29000/-. as i used it on regular basis, before few weeks, LCD of laptop was crash. So Service center give me new LCD for laptop.
But after 2-3 weeks of service, again there is a fault in keyboard of laptop. Now they are saying that "notch" of keyboard is broken, you have to pay the charges for repair.
Now as i know, quality of laptop is not that much good as i expected, and because of this i am facing all these problem in my laptop. even of mine friend having same issues.
Can anyone here please guide me what to do with those guys?
shibunabeel
25 August 2009 at 10:31
is it mandatory to give notice u/s 80,CPC,to B.S.N.L. before filing a case in consumer court.
Guest
25 August 2009 at 10:24
Friends,
i would like to know the procedure and detailed paper work/formalities for obtaining the prior approval of Central Govt (Regional Director) for the purpose of Sec 297 of the Companies Act, 1956.
V G Venugopal
25 August 2009 at 08:24
Purchase order term - 'Freight extra' and the supplier show the freight amount separately in the invoice without enclosing freight bill. Whether the buyer is justified in denying amount of freight pending submission of freight bill when it is not expressly written in the PO.
vinod bansal
24 August 2009 at 23:16
R/Members
My friend is living with his wife as Husband-wife & they have blessed with a baby also now they wants to legalised their marriage through court instead of marriage registration,they have no any proof of their marriage,its a runaway marriage couple case,what type of case i can file in court for legalisation of their marriage they both are ready for any kind of court proceedings.plz suggest. Thanx
A Truthseeker
24 August 2009 at 22:56
it is enshrined in our preamble that we are to secure to all citizens JUSTICE,LIBERTY , EQUALITY.
If a citizen of foreign country resides in India can he expect these fundamental and universal human rights or it is secured only to Indian citizens?
arvind mahajan
24 August 2009 at 21:02
I've recently completed LL.B with 61% from CCS University. Pls advice whether I should go for LL.M from Annamalai University, as DU admissions r over and evening classes in ILI, delhi are quite expensive at Rs32k p.a. Moreover, if I opt for LLm this year it will save my year and I'm also not sure abt whether DU offers LLM thru evening classes.
So the choice is only Annamalai which offers 2 choices:
i) Contracts & mercantile law
ii) Labour laws & administrative law.
whether it is beneficial to go for LLM?
& if yes then which stream I'ld opt for?
I'm of 37 with PG in Personeel Mgt and Industrial Relations & already into service and wish to switch to either LPOs or practicing.
Whether I can compete for any judiciary exams or any other posts announced by Ministry of Law?
Pls advice
Avinash kumar seth
24 August 2009 at 20:37
a lady registered FIR....dated...... after this she wrote two letters to her office authorities as apology letter that FIR No.....of dated..... are false and fabricated due to acute pressure of my husband and threat these letter are verified by defence witnesses please suggest me these two letters are sufficient for my defence. Case in the trial court now final arguments of this case is pending. The case is State v/s Avinash.
Clarence Pais
24 August 2009 at 19:32
Dear Mr. Tripathi,
Senior Advocate
My question is:
Under ISA must the heir himself file suit, or can suit be filed by Power of Attorney holder on behalf of heir.
Under ISA Act, here is father who is deceased, property which belonged to the father by Settlement Deed of 1921 was handed over to sons by oral partition of 1962, which is oral partition is recognised by a 1976 compromise decree of the Munsiffs Court, Mangalore. Now daughter files suit under ISA which is neither administrative suit, nor a suit to challenge Will by probate suit, but is filed for property that belongs to the sons, to set aside the compromise decree on grounds of fraud claiming that decree was obtained to defeat provisions of ULCR Act. THe SLP is filed by the POA holder and not the Petitioner claims ISA is applicable and proceeds to examine applicablility of ULCR Act once again whereas the courts below have upheld ULCR Act not applicable. My question can SLP be filed by POA under Indian Succession Act claiming for property that belongs to sons alleging fraud to defeat provisions of ULCR Act
I've misplaced your book on Commentary to Indian Succession Act 1926 with 2002 Amendment No 26, which has been found very useful to me. I'm unable to get another copy in Mumbai. So please, please I would be obliged if you could kindly send me a copy per VPP
I remain obliged
Clarence Pais
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Our lowering professional standard
Dear Friends,
Good to be back after a month.
From the querries asked by our learned brothers it seems that they find it difficult to even expalin in english.
Is our professional standard decreasing?
Its of sure they need to try hard to over come we can even help them by submitting files for developing english.
N i requet to purchase english Grammer Book written by Wren & Martin.
Plz post ur response.