Anonymous
19 December 2011 at 13:39
WT IS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LPO, LLP, AND LAW FIRM WHICH IS BETTER FOR AN ADVOCATE AND WT THE PROCEDURE FOR THID ALL.
Anonymous
19 December 2011 at 13:26
I want to get the judgement order for case no.WP 1459/2010. It is in chennai high court. The first respondent is Research Director, Anna University, Chennai. The case comes under the category 'Education'. I am the fifth respondent of the case. The final hearing was on Nov 29th, 2011. I got the information that the case got disposed. Today I saw in website the case status as 'disposed'. I am waiting for the order copy for the past three weeks but still I didnt get. Can someone please post the order. Thank you.
praveen mr
19 December 2011 at 10:57
Hello Experts
Who is an attorney?
I recently saw that an attorney can also help in formation of a company. So is a lawyer who has registered with the BAR Council an attorney.
Thanks
manmohan
19 December 2011 at 10:53
Mycase status is showing Admitted (unready)
and stage is Final Hearing (High on Board).
For the last one year my this case is not appearing on board. Kindly guide me what I have to do so that the case may be put on board for hearing.
Thanks
Dr.Manmohan Ahuja
Anonymous
19 December 2011 at 10:04
wt is llp and how it starts please suggest me wt is the procedure.
Anonymous
19 December 2011 at 09:29
please post the judgement order of case no. W.P.1459/2010.
Anonymous
19 December 2011 at 08:21
Sirs,
If someone criticise me and describe me as a 'charlie chaplin'and my family memebrs as a charlie chaplin family on the FACEBOOK, shall I entile for any legal action against them if they are having age of 18 and above.Is it a cyber crime?
Pls reply.
Thanks.
Anonymous
18 December 2011 at 19:28
sir, i wanna ask u query, query is that, suppose one's lost his /her voting card. another person's found it. consider, a person who got voting card, he did any crime through using voter id. then who would be accountable for crime.
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Discretionary powers
Respected Sir,
I would like to know about the discretionary powers of Chief Justice, Supreme Court and Chief Justice, High Court.
1)Can they give order to conduct enquiry for a running lower court case?
2)A particular civil case may be highly complex, criminal and interstate. Can the above judges order an enquiry through govt. commission/ agency to investigate the case.
3)What are the different types of enquiries higher courts can order in the interst of justice?
4)Can a lower court case detail(like petition,say)be sent to the above judges?
with regards