YESHPAL SINGH
22 July 2012 at 13:08
Sir,
I joined Indian coast guard in Jan 2002 and now getting pay scale 5200-20200 grade pay 2800 (Pay band - I). I applied for SSC combined graduate level 2012 for the various post carrying pay scale 9300 - 34800 grade pay 4600 (Pay band - II). I applied for the NOC for technical resignation if appointed from coast guard, which was duly recommended and forwarded by my parent department to higher authority who declined it without stating any reason. Moreover NOC for the SSC combined graduate level for the same post had been continuing granting to the many personnel till 2011.
Sir kindly suggest me what I do to get the NOC from the coast guard as I complete all the condition imposed by service through its various policy letters.
Sir its my humble request if you can provide me the court orders / CCS rules on the matter so that I can take up the case with my department.
Suhas
21 July 2012 at 23:05
Dear Sir
My name is Suhas, I have applied for education loan in SBI. All the formalities were completed to avail the loan, but now the problem is that the sale deed of the property to be pledged is laminated. My father says it was done a long time ago in the 80's, as most of them did it, then, due to oversight. Now, this has turned out to be a headache for us as i am running short of time. Kindly advise on any alternate ways to go about it. The documents are genuine and in my fathers name. SBI lawyer says that it is possible for me to avail loan on agreeing to sign an undertaking. But the bank manager is unsure of this. The lawyer seems very sure as she quotes that she had encountered the same issue 2-3yrs ago. Please reply at the earliest.
Thank you.
GURVINDER SACHDEV
21 July 2012 at 17:54
Greetings to all
Sir
i am 48 yrs of age and do not have an age proof certificate nor do i have an address proof certificate i need to apply for a passport and a driving licence what should i do pls advice
p.s. i never had a driving licence b4
i ahd a passport issued from mumbai but the same expired in 1985
pls advise
my present address is ludhiana , Punjab
regds
gurvinder
Adv Girish N kulkarni
20 July 2012 at 21:30
Can anybody send me "Format of Deed OF CONVEYANCE TO BE EXECUTED BY THE BUILDER / PROMOTER in-favour of the registered society of flat purchasers, AS PER SECTION 11 OF MOFA ACT".
Saikat Sen
20 July 2012 at 13:17
Dear Sir/Madam,
Mr X is a minor and a traditional life insurance policy holder,his father Y is the proposer of the said policy ,the policy is more than 05 yrs old.
Is it possible for a Bank to assign this particular policy in favour of them and consider it as a security in a loan in the name of his father Y?
Pls suggest.
Dr. T S Shreelakshmi
19 July 2012 at 23:53
Sir, My Mothers cate is Hindu Kurubas(IIA) and my Fathers cate is Hindu Valmiki(ST). But in my school certificates my mothers cate is writen and it is carried out through. Now I have completed my Doctorate degree and I want to change my cate to fathers cast. Kindly suggest me the procedure and the documents required for this purpose. Thanking you
O.AMARNATHA REDDY
19 July 2012 at 21:40
how much amount of mooney can we lend on 20 rupees stamp paper
devineali
18 July 2012 at 17:24
Definition of commercial Invoice: describe with Details and Shedule, Sections, Clause, Subsection etc. What is it? tell me plz
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Legality of non-judicial document
An agreement was signed on 29.1.2012 by a vendor on a non-judicial paper (Rs. 50) agreeing to sell a plot by accepting an advance of Rs. 50,000 and requested to complete the transaction on or before 17.2.2012 which was also agreed by the purchase by puting his signature. However, the purchaser did not complete the above said transaction on or before 17.2.2012. The Vendor gave one week time orally i.e. upto 24.2.2012 and even on that date also the purchaser did not turn up. Finally, the vendor on 20.3.2012 sold the plot to another party at a lower price due to immediate need of money.
Now the first purchaser demanded the advance of Rs. 50,000 along with Rs. 20,000 within a month otherwise he will charge interest @ 24%.
Actually, the vendor incurred a loss of around Rs. 125000 during the second deal because he needed cash urgently to pay the margin money of Rs. 14,00,000 within the stipulated time for buying a flat.
My question is whether the purchaser legally entitled additional amount apart from the advance he paid in spite of the fact that he was the defaulter and if he executed the agreement on or before 17.2.2012 or 24.2.2012, the vendor would have gained a sum of Rs 125000.
Kindly enlighten the legal provisions in this regard at the earliest.
Yours
Arasu