Anonymous
16 June 2010 at 22:49
I hv done my LLb this Year. Recently One of my friend askd me thb Full form of LLB, I replied Bech.in Law.Now He askd me the Full form Of LLB n i could not answer it properly.Though it was like a joke but it still in my mind.Kindly Tell me the full form of LLB.If its Bech. Of Law thn why an aditional L stands for?thx
Anonymous
16 June 2010 at 22:20
I am owning a flat in a residential complex developed by a builder in Kandivli East, Mumbai. There are total about 500 flats and of this, around 175 to 200 flats have been sold and remaining flats are yet to be sold by the builder. He had taken at the time of booking 18 months maintenance charge along with property tax in advance.
Those who have completed 18 months are now required to pay property tax and maintenance charge as per rate fixed by him since society has not been formed. He has also passed on the tax liability on unsold flats to the occupied flat owners. Is he justified in doing so or can we refuse to pay?
He has also mentioned in the agreement that only one society should be formed for the entire complex. Since we do not know when the remaining flats will be sold, can we form society with the present no of occupied flats? He is also charging maintenance and property tax at the rate of Rs 5.50 per sft. Can we oppose this exhorbitant charge? Pl give your expert opinion.
Kumar
16 June 2010 at 21:11
Hello,
I am completing my LLB and will start practicing as an advocate next year. So, my enrollment will be effective April' 2011 for example.
Now, if I go to work for a law firm in 2012, I understand that I have to report this to the bar council and suspend my license. My question is that I want to appear for judicial services exams later. If I continue to work for the law firm until I take my judicial exams (example, ADJ requires 7 years of experience), will my law firm experience count, or will they look at my 1 year enrollment in the bar council and reject me? How is the seniority calculated for something like this?
Thank you,
Kumar
H.Vijayakumar
16 June 2010 at 19:30
Dear sir/madam,
I have retired under VRS scheme as a central govt staff before 11.06.2000 with 50% VRS amount. Subsequently, on 12.06.2000 the govt has revised the scheme to 100% benefit. The 50% VRS person filed a consumer complaint before the Consumer forum and succedeed the case. Subsequently, the govt has come on appeal before the State Commission, with the stand that VRS scheme's does not come under consumer protection act. The Complainants have filed the complaint under neglicence of the govt, as the govt has not considered the order the Hon'ble High Court to consider they plea for full 100% benefit. Kindly advise me accordingly.
Anonymous
16 June 2010 at 18:29
U/s 58A a Public Limited Company can not receive any deposit from Public. So my question is If a Public Limited Company is willing to take deposit from public then what is the Proces for that?
S.Prabhu Shankar
16 June 2010 at 16:24
Sir,
I have won a consumer case with the local Coimbatore Consumer Rights Redressal Forum, Coimbatore District, Tamilnadu ; and my opponent has been issued a Non-Bailable Arrest warrant, last June 2009(Clearly mentioned 30days validity on the Warrant itself).
But unfortunately due to unforeseen reasons, I was not able to execute this warrant.We could only visit the local Police Station after the Warrant had expired.
Now,
The Sub-Inspector has asked to re-apply in the same court and get a currently vaild Warrant.
The issue is:
My lawyer says that Non-Bailable Warrant issued by the Consumer Court has no expiry date and if the the Police don't execute the Warrant as such, then we should appeal in court and ask the court to send an order to the concerned Police Station to accept and execute the same Warrant.
Please kindly advise the possiblities.
Question:
1.Is what my lawyer says is correct ? or I should re-apply and get a new Non-bailable Warrant issued ?
Praveen Kumar
16 June 2010 at 13:14
My case is going on in a district consumer court. On my last hearing I was told that the entire case bundle is missing! I was told it will be found but it is one week and they are still unable to trace it. What is the recourse I have?
Anonymous
16 June 2010 at 10:33
My dear Friends,
A person who pass LL.b in 2007, and want to enrolled himself in Bar Council of India/Delhi. So please tell me the procedure. The new rule of pre examination for enrolment would be applicable on him or not?
Anonymous
16 June 2010 at 10:09
Sir ,
we are owner of a land.
X-party did memorandum of understanding with
us to sale the land to x-party on non judicial stamp paper of 100 rs.
Let me know now ,
1.who keep the original memorandum of understanding ?
The party took away original MOU and gave us only xerox which is not signed by that x-party by pen.The xerox signs are there on our copy.
Is it the right way of making MOU ?
We do not have any original sign on our xerox.
What should be done? Please guide.
2.100 rs. non judicial stamp paper is ok or not?
Deal is of 18,00,000
They have given us cheque of 1,00,000.
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QLTT
author : ANIL TREHAN
Posted On
19 January 2010
Dear Sir,
Recently i cleared QLTT and going to be registered as a solicitor in England and Wales after fulfilling the very tedious procedure. I was assured by the mediator for placement in big LPO after clearing QLTTb but now he left this industry and moved abroad. Now i want to know whether i am having good future in a corporate sector or not ? as well as is there any special place or immunity available to solicitor in Supreme Court of India or not ? Thanks
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Anil Trehan
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