DV Rao Advocates-Hyderabad, (C
20 February 2012 at 17:01
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ajith
19 February 2012 at 23:33
Hiii....I am a technical graduate...my name is ajith boppana...as per my certificates it is boppana ajith.and its like ajith boppana in every id proof of mine.I just want to know wether there might arise any problem due to the difference in type of my name written.If so what all i have to do?
Thanks&Regards
Ajith
Sathish
19 February 2012 at 20:15
Hi,
If service exporter not taken any approval from export authority, whether there is any legal obligation (under FEMA), Ifso whether there is any wayout.
Regards
Sathish
Advocate M J
17 February 2012 at 19:03
1)Under recovery case which section is
applicable to call for the documentation
from the defendant to be submitted before
the Honorable court, is there any time
limit for the documents to be submitted
by the defendant?
2)If the defendant does not submit the
documentation within the time limit what
steps can the planitiff take?
3)After submitting the documentation from
the defandant then only can the
examniation of the witness begin?
Thank you.
jesus selva
17 February 2012 at 12:55
i would like to purchase a plot, but land brokers saying it approved but approved by panchayat. my query is what dtcp approved? what is panchayat approved. what are key things to look before buy a plot above each category. kindly clarify.
A.N.Lokesh kumar
15 February 2012 at 20:01
see the Tamilunadu stamp act schedule if you are come under the definition of Family member to exempt stamp duty
Sanjay
15 February 2012 at 14:47
Dear Sir,
I am from Mumbai.
My brother-in-law had expired 45 days back.
There is some balance amount of Rs.20 Lacs in Cooperative Bank. when my sister went to bank, the Bank Manager asked sister to produce Succession Certificate to claim the money.
Please guide me with the
1. Procedure for this
2. Whether any alternative document can be produced against this
3. Any amount like court fees, etc required & how much.
Thanks in advance.
Sanjay
Ravi Mehra
15 February 2012 at 11:45
dear sir/madam
my neighbor's son who is 5 years old & parents have no record of birth certificate of any other document regarding his birth from any mc/hospital.
How can they make birth certificate of their son. if any procedure then please reply. as they face more difficulties in their son's admission in school.
reply me on ravimehra.accountant@gmail.com
salman khan
15 February 2012 at 01:11
my brother is going to take shop on rent but the shop owner is in Saudi Arabia and the owner given general power of attorney to his close relatives but in POA does not mention that attorney has right to give shop on rent on behalf of owner, whether the POA holder make a new special power of attorney and send it in Saudi Arabia.....pls give advise
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Either the Advocacy or the Judiciary must follow the law and obey the law.
Either Petitioner’s Advocate or the Defendant’s Advocate must follow the law for pray the relief. The rule of practice never says to pray for any relief against the law or to give support to the wrong doers. So, If we analyze the Judgement it shall be support the winning Advocate for maximum of 60% and the defendant Advocate for a minimum of 40%. Other wise it can create the opinion that the defendant Advocate either not following the law or he/she is supporting the wrong doers.
The Judiciary also must follow and obey the law for giving Judgments, Hence the Judiciary must frame the rules on the every petition like as PIL. If the defendant Advocate fail to get a relief of at least 40% according to his prayer, then the Judiciary award him/her with penalty. Because here law is common to all these.
Then, The qualitative legal service can be expected and legal service can reach the poor.The wrong doers also will fear to approach the Court.
Hence, The percentage of crime rate and corruption, Pendency can be controlled in our country.
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