kiran
13 May 2012 at 17:56
Hello All,
I have a bad customer service experience with Beam Cable, Hyderabad. Even after several escalations to Nodal and Appellate Authority, the issue is still the same and they are not even bothered about the customer's satisfaction.
I want to file a case in Consumer Court against Beam Cable.
Please advise
Regards,
Kiran
suhas
13 May 2012 at 17:00
Dear all,
I am residing in residential coop housing society in pune.Our society is recently registered. in the society, land-owner owns 5 nos of flats out of 4 nos are rented out.2 nos for builder offices,1 no for mobile tower erction company & 1 computer office.is it legal in the residential society? what is the govt authority authorizes it?muncipal corporation cares only for taxes
at commmercial rate.can we put a clause under byelaw to prevent such activities? They have not taken NOC from society
Pl advice.
Ravinder Kumar Rohilla
13 May 2012 at 16:53
i shall be grateful to the forum of eminent lawyers to guide me to know that whether a plaintiff or a defendant can approach Supreme Court about the judgement by a high court in a suit for specific performance wherein the suit was filed in High court as the deal was for more than Rs.20 lakhs and out of jurisdiction of lower court. Whether Supreme Court admits the appeal of either of defendant or plaintiff of a case of this nature. Thanking you
Regards
Ravi
Adv.Ashwini Khatri
13 May 2012 at 16:24
I m running a computer tranning center. I want to register my institute that after i could give certificate of "tranned in accounting software" to my students. please sugest me How can? and where i can register my tranning center. Thankyou.
ramaraop
13 May 2012 at 12:59
a issued a cheque
b deposited the same returned unpaid due to insufficient funds
b file criminal complaint
a state that subject matter cheque is not signed by a
the question is whether procution side has got any chances to estlablish their case
Aman
13 May 2012 at 12:20
Hi Experts,
I need your openion on following
I have recently purchased one flat in Group Housing Society. Society has transfered the share certificate on my name. Now before transferring the share cetificate on my name, society has passed one resolution that every new member who will be getting membership through transfer, will have to pay Rs. 100000/= non refundable for covered parking slot. Old members need not to pay that amount. My queries are
1) Is this legal as covered parking comes under common area and members either new or old have paid the contruction cost of common area also ?
2) Is there any binding on society during building plan approval that one covered area parking is necessary for all members ?
Please revert with your openion.
Regards
Aman
kavksatyanarayana
13 May 2012 at 11:26
Expert Sirs,
A Memorandum of Understanding(MOU) is executed between two parties viz "A" and "B". A(1st party)is an individual person. But B(2nd party) is a Managing Director of an Educational Society which consists more than 7 members in the society. But in fact it was not mentioned in the deed and simply written as MD of an Educational Society. And the said Educational society consists Nursing school, training institute and hospitals. It is recited in the agreement that:
(1) the first party"A" is willing to take over the nursing school, taining institute and hospitals after paying its deeds and hand loans shown by the 2nd party in maintaing the same till date.
(2) the second party "B" is willing to handover the same by withdrawing all members from the society and allowing the required number of members to be admitted as members in the society by the resolution of EC and GB of the society and by handing over the documents and properties of the society to the first party "A".
(3) the 2nd party agreed to clear all the liabilites before the date of registration of this MOU and if necessary or urgency the 1st party to clear such payments and the 1st party is having every right to recollect the same from the 2nd party, with other conditions.
with the above recitals, please let me know that the above MOU comes to which classification/nature and payable stamp duty. please give valuable opinion.
thank you experts.
kavksn, SR/Supdt(retired), kavksn@india.com
sachin
13 May 2012 at 10:36
Dear Sir/Madam,
As per bye-law 110 of the Bye-laws of the Co-op Soc registered under the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960 "No resolution can be brought up at the General Body Meeting of the Society cancelling its previous resolution unless 6 clear months have expired after passing of the previous resolution"
Can a Co-operative Housing Society modify the resolution, if not cancell the resoultion, if it is not achieving the objective aimed to be achieved?
If the answer is "YES" can you please help me with the decided case laws?
Regards,
Sachin
dharmendra Singh
13 May 2012 at 10:11
Can a lawyer submit an RTI apllication and ask for information on behalf of his client under RTI Act. Some one saying that it will be treat as third party case. Is it right? Can the authorisation letter or affidavit by client solve the problem.
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