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Nagarajan   19 August 2011 at 11:47

Draft bye-law for private temple charity trust

After my retirement from the service of the GoTN, I have taken-up improvement works for our ancestral family temple.A part of the temple's land is under un-authorized occupation by a powerful local trust.To fight against them we have formed a Trust for which we need a bye-law for registration. Kindly guide me.

mandeep   19 August 2011 at 09:59

Legal opinion

can any one suggest me how to give a legal opinion for the purpose of purchasing a flat.

Dhanesh Dayanand   19 August 2011 at 06:30

Legal heirship certificate

Respected Sir,

My father who was a bank employee expired on November 2010. now for getting some benefits from the bank they said they need the legal heir ship certificate. please tell me the procedure that i should adopt in order to get the same quickly so that i can get the benefits from the bank.

hoping for the reply soon

Thanks in advance

regards
Dhanesh Dayanand

Anonymous   18 August 2011 at 17:10

Section 7 of acb act

One of my friend is working in govt office.
His voice was recorded by a party when his boss and the party were having conversation regarding demand of bribe from the boss to the party. Party submitted the clip on CD after recording to ACB. Trap by ACB failed. Open enquiry was conducted by ACB. Voice samples of my friend and his boss were taken and samples came out to be positive as spectographic reports from 60 to 80% match. FIR was filed against the boss. No independent witness in the matter. Will only private voice recording stand admissibe in Court of Law ?

SATYASHREE UNHELKAR   18 August 2011 at 17:03

Handwriting samples examination

hello to all the experts .
may i know as to two handwritings if are similar or appears to be similar can be examined in which way or by following which principal of detection?

Anonymous   18 August 2011 at 17:01

Forensic & handwriting

what is the role of a forensic documentation expert when there is not adequate documents available ? can he/ she help to solve the case then?

Amit singh   17 August 2011 at 21:54

Legal perspect of uid

Sir

as you know Govt. has launch uid no under it's addhar scheme for identification of citizens.

Now it is not validated for any legal authentication but i am sure in near future it will be.and it will be valid resident proof of the citizens.

in this case i have residential document of west Bengal. but our native village is out of Bengal(bihar) there also we have property & other stuff. how should we apply for UID.

can we show the residential proof of both the places.

or by showing residential proof of one place will loose the residential proof/ residential capacity of other place.

i have seen UID form they are asking for very fewer data. in my opinion they should provide more fields so the citizens can provide other relevant information in their behalf

what are the other prospects in your opinion?



Anonymous   17 August 2011 at 16:50

Forensic document

hello, how the forensic documents such as handwriting samples are examined.?

SATYASHREE UNHELKAR   17 August 2011 at 16:47

Forensic documentation

hello, what is the importance of forensic documents such as handwriting samples etc to solve a case?

Anant Shroff   17 August 2011 at 14:02

Cheque encashment fraud

I had issued 7 cheques no. 585320 to 585326 for the purpose of car loan and handed over to a person named Manish Kumar,
Of, 202, Shivaji Complex, Britania Chowk., mobile number- +91 9717119106 and landline number: 011-30634074, posing as a representative of Credit Care India Inc, supposedly a Direct Sales Agent (DSA) of State Bank of India (SBI)

On 12th August 2011, 2 cheques out of the above 7 cheques were altered and en-cashed at 2 different branches of HDFC in Delhi.
Cheque number 585320, which was a cancelled cheque when issued by me had been altered to Self for Rs.38,000 and en-cashed at HDFC Branch x; Another cheque Number- 585326, which was originally issued by me for Rs.9752 in favour of SBI Car Loan and crossed account payee was altered to Self for Rs. 48,600 and en-cashed at another HDFC Branch y.

We have examined the cheques which were en-cashed at both the branches and have found them to be tampered with.

1.My original writing with a ball pen has been chemically erased and re written by another person.

2. Also the cheques are faded due to the chemical application.

3. The signatures at the back of the cheques are also fake and do not match with my original signature in the front of the cheques.

4. The fact that the encashment was being done by 3rd party, and the amount of the two cheques put together exceeded 50,000/- (Maximum Limit for intra day, third party cash transaction for non branch)should have prompted the tellers at the 2 branches to have declined the cash payout or they should have made an effort to contact me or the home branch.

The Branch Manager claims that both the cheques is UV passed and hence no alteration is possible.

They also claim that bank has followed the basic procedure and their is no lapse.

I want to know that as the cheques are faded, it should alert the banker and when my signature behind the cheque is forged and is clearly visible (even if it is not required by the bank) the teller should have observed it and stopped the payment.

Please advise how to take it forward

Thank you