Umakanth .M
27 November 2008 at 16:04
Please give the case laws on the importance of Surveyors in General Insurance Industry.
jhanvi
27 November 2008 at 15:35
Dear Mr. Suresh,
Thanks for reply. We have already applied for Solvancy have reuquested gujarat High Court that in place of 6 Lakhs rs. we could present property papers. but no result everytime we are getting new dates. request is beenpending since last 4 months we are tired of listening dates everytiwe both want to get married but because of this pending decision we are not able to do so. my parents parents are forcing me get marry with someone else. Am tensed and scared what to do what would be the result.
Kindly suggest
Regards,
Jhanvi
KANDE VENKATESH GUPTA
27 November 2008 at 09:12
Whether "X" a Company incorporated under the Companies Act can appoint "Y" another Company Incorporated under the Companies Act represented by its Manging Director, as the General Power of Attorney, to institute and sign the pleadings in a suit againt "Z". I am appearing for the Defendant in the similarly situated circumstances. Please help me with the decided cases or your valuable opinions either on my mobile, post or e-mail so that I can draft the written statement. Now the matter stands posted to 5-12-2008 for W.S.
Thanks in advance,
Yours,
Venkatesh Gupta K.
Advocate,
H.No: 1-1-16/1/2/A
Jawaharnagar, RTC Cross Roads
HYDERABAD - 500 020
Ph.No: 27650240/9885808021
Mail: venkateshgupta_kande@yahoo.co.in
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susanth nair s
27 November 2008 at 06:05
respected seniors i am briefly stating facts of a 138case in which i am appearing for the accused. accusedtook a loan from the complainant bank and issed a cheque in the name of the bank. in default of payment of loanamount bank send the cheque for collection and get it dishonoured and hence the complaint.now complaint was filed by the manager but decision to file complaint was taken in a meeting of the board of directors of the bank but no letter authorising the manager to file complaintwasproduced.whether the complaint is maintainable.kindly provide any highcourt or s.c. judgement favourable to the accused. thankyou
R.Manivasagan
26 November 2008 at 21:44
Sir,
I had filed a suit for Partition and declaration at Munsif Court since the share value is below Rs.30000/-. the Defendants entered appearance filed their Written statement, Counter, Drafted Issues in the first hearing itself. Subsequently, we had filed an application to amend the Plaint to include an ancestral property worth about 5 lakhs and we had 1 lakhs as our share in that property. According to our proposed amendment, if that application will be allowed the value will exceeds 1 lakhs and the present Munsif Court has no jurisdiction. In my matter, without allowing the amendment application, the Munsif Court returned the Plaint and other marked documents to represent the same before the proper court.
our contention is
1. without allowing the amendment application the Sub judge Court has no jurisdiction to take the suit on file.
2.The Munsif Court must pass an order in the Amendment application.
3. If our application will be allowed, the Munsif court may frame an issue regarding the jurisdintion and after that only the plaint should be returned.
Please clarify whether we correct in our stand or not.
Jaideep Nayyar
26 November 2008 at 20:25
Original Sale deed in the name of X who has since expired, his son applied for a loan with the bank on the basis of the said sale deed being the only legal heir of X. Now whether the bank can create an equitable mortgage on the basis of this sale deed
The property is Lal Dora property i.e. no entry in the revenue records and only the TS-1 in the muncipal corporation the same is in the name of the son
JIGNESH GANGER
26 November 2008 at 18:07
Kindly send me a Draft Copy of Bye - Laws required for Co-Op.Hsg.Society as early as possible.
Thanks in Advance.
Dinesh Sahrawat
26 November 2008 at 17:57
If a case is adjudicated by the arbitrator, then whether the same case can entertained by the consumer court ?
Legal_Query
26 November 2008 at 17:45
Dear Sir,
A foriegn company, not having office in India issued a cheque to an Indian Company, which bounced due to the reason account closed, can the company be prosecuted under the N.I.Act. What are other remedies available.
Thnks & Rgds
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Role of Sureveyors in General Insurance
I wouldl like to know the case laws with respect to importance of Survey Report in Geneeral Insurance.