Anonymous
09 September 2010 at 11:20
Ours is a co operative housing society in Mumbai. Society has 6 buildings (94 flats).Now one of the building with 16 flats has formed a FSI committee and going ahead with the construction of additional FSI granted by govt. Two of the members of this building have given a written letter to the society that they are not willing to take part in the additional FSI and therefore have not contributed monetarily.
Now one of the non participating member wants to sell of his flat and the FSI committee is insisting on the managing committee not to give NOC to the member without the FSI committee's NOC as the FSI committee feels that the non participating members are also bound to share the cost incurred towards common column. Please advice whether FSI committee has the right to ask the managing committee to consult them before giving NOC to the member.
Anonymous
09 September 2010 at 11:12
dear sir ,
i want to change my surname from 10th and 12 (cbse) marksheet . i m from ajmer region.
in marksheet , thakur is written as surname but originally we are chadhar and want to replace with thakur .
how can i change my surname ?
what procedure have to i apply ?
and what documents are required to make the change ?
please sir describe it in detail.
Anonymous
08 September 2010 at 22:31
I AM A ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN A STATE UNIVERSITY RECOGNISED BY U.G.C,.
CAN I BE A SECRETARY IN A N.G.O, REGISTERED UNDER SOCIETY REGN.ACT.?
AS A GOVT. EMPLOYEE, AM I LEGALLY ALLOWED TO BE A PART OF EXECUTIVE BODY OF A N.G.O?
KINDLY ADVISE ME FOR WHICH I SHALL BE THANKFUL TO YOU SIR.
Retwik kumar Mukherjee
08 September 2010 at 13:18
In the shadow of medical negligence and allied topic-
1. Whether a doctor can use his professional judgment to expand the scope of the operation when the patient is incapable of giving consent?
2. What are the criteria for determining whether an expert witness is qualified and eligible to testify regarding the standard of care in the medical field?
3. Does the number or relationship of the defendants alone determine whether the doctrine of Res-ipsa-loquitur applies?
4. Whether a defendant surgeon can claim innocence on the basis of action taken in good faith.? (a situation where the doctor did not take consent to conduct additional surgery)
srikanth
07 September 2010 at 20:16
Hi all
this is srikanth i want to change name..my native place bobbili(VZM dist) but presently i am hyderabad..pls guide me to change the name..can i get it done in hyderabad..or in native place...can any one tell me the procedure for this...How much time it takes to complete this procedure?...What happens to my academic certificates, after the name change...
N G PRATHAPAN
07 September 2010 at 18:28
can reply any one to the following ?
I have filed a case through an advocate at Noida Court. the brief history is:
I met an accident due to someone's mistake. The FIR was written in my favour and also has a witness. The case was filed in August 2009. At that time only I attended court to see my verification. Thereafter hearing is going on every month. Till now me or my witness is not been called by the court (Hearing is attending by my Advocate).
Is it possible to not call the person even one time during these one year time?
Can you give me feed back.
Thanks. N G PRATHAPAN
Reshma V
07 September 2010 at 17:09
Hi Raj Kumar Makkad,
To my earlier query on the sam eissue you responded that,Its illegal practice to overcharge mineral water in restaurants but some one should come forward to resist it and bring such hotels to High Court under contempt of court act.
May you please suggest what can be done in such a case? How much more can they charge?
Please advice.
Reshma.
SYED MAHABOOB BASHA
07 September 2010 at 17:07
Sirs
I am doing consultancy in taxation as my profession.Further I am doing BGL course from Annamalai University, Chidhambaram [Tamilnadu ].The Bar council Of India does not permit the BGL graduates to practice as advocate. However in what way it will be use full to us? please explain.
Thanking you.
with regards
Basha S M
satyen
07 September 2010 at 16:43
SIR, PLEASE CONVEY THE OTHER ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA'S FOR CIVIL JUDGE . ALSO THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CIVIL JUDGE AND DISTRICT JUDGE AND THEIR SCOPE OF WORK.
SIR WHAT IS THE UPPER AGE LIMIT FOR OBC CANDIDATES AND EX-SERVICEMAN.
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Deceased children asked to repay balance loan amount
The joint principal borrower in a pvt limited company who is deaceased since 2 years after the company was formed ,for which a mortgage loan on her property was obtained,now its 22 years since she expired,are the children of the owner of the property who held no shares in the coimpany at any time,now responsible to pay back the mortgage after the said property has been auctioned and sold by the financial institution for less than the loan amount that was due to them.Please advise