visu
30 March 2010 at 15:54
It has been found that UAE employer (of Indian origin)retaining the passport of Indian fails to return the passport
despite the request.
Under no law a passport can be detained, despite which the passport are detained giving the reason of completing formalities.
Please advise, how an employee can get the passport and to whom the complaint is to be lodged.
Even me, as employee conveyed them to reimburse all the expenses in connection to that, the employer fails to return the pass port.
Pl. advise the status and save ..!!
Venkat Mothukuri
30 March 2010 at 13:43
Sir,
My father had a registered document done in March 1981.In that document only seller thumb impression was available,but buyer(I mean my father) signature or thumb impression was not available in the document.
In that document it was written that 7.97 guntas of land was allocated to my father (My father name and Son of and with place were written ) with identifications like East,west,north and south of the plot.
Interestingly plot number was not mentioned and also plan of the plot was not affixed and sub registrar has completed the registration in 1981.
I would like to know as per registration act 1908 :
1) Can sub regsitrar perform registration even though buyer signature or thumb impression was not there in the document.
2) Is sub registrar need to ask (I mean mandatory to ask ) plot map and plot number along with registration document before registration.
3) If sub registrar doesnot follow rules as per registration act and proceeded for registration,What would be the role of witnesses.Will Witnesses also legally responsible being a part of incorrect registration of the plot.
Anonymous
30 March 2010 at 13:32
Is there any difference between Rent Note & Rent Agreement
Rama Verma
30 March 2010 at 12:41
When two companies (one in India & other In China) entered into Joint Ventures can indian company can share there employees details with other company in China.
Is sharing of employees data is consider as export.
pls revert if possible.
Anonymous
29 March 2010 at 21:10
i have taken a flat in galaxy hts link rd goregaon ,it has been built under SRA project .the problem is that it has been almost 6 yrs since the bldg has been constructed but the the builder has still not built the compound wall .he keeps on promising of late he has stopped meeting the members also because of the absence of the boundry wall people from the sra bldg constantly tresspass our bldg creating lot of nusiance & friction with the society members pl advice us as to weather how can we solve this issue .as it has caused considerable stress to all of us
Praveen Kumar
29 March 2010 at 17:53
I have filed a case in a consumer court. The opposite party has filed a vakalat stating who is representing them. After that they are not even appearing in the court for any hearing and the judge too is just giving ajournments in one month periods. So far 5 such adjournments have been given. According to Consumer Protection Regulations, 2005 and even a Supreme Court Order in the case of Civil Appeal No. 7975 of 2001, it has been clearly stated that the opposite party can have only a maximum of 45 days to file their version. In this case they are not even appearing, let alone asking for adjournments. What can be done by me to inform that court that they have to now decide on the case or take the next step?
Praveen Kumar
29 March 2010 at 16:13
I have filed a case in a consumer court. The opposite party has filed a vakalat stating who is representing them. After that they are not even appearing in the court for any hearing and the judge too is just giving ajournments in one month periods. So far 5 such adjournments have been given. According to Consumer Protection Regulations, 2005 and even a Supreme Court Order in the case of Civil Appeal No. 7975 of 2001, it has been clearly stated that the opposite party can have only a maximum of 45 days to file their version. In this case they are not even appearing, let alone asking for adjournments. What can be done by me to inform that court that they have to now decide on the case or take the next step?
Praveen Kumar
29 March 2010 at 15:28
I have filed a complaint in a consumer court and I appear as 'party in person'. The opposite party, a bank, has appointed a lawyer. The lawyer came only the first time to file the vakalat. From the next time onwards he sends an office peon who goes about the court trying to convince one of the lawyers there to appear as the opposite party. Is this legally allowed? My understanding is that the lawyer on record if it is a firm, has to send the same lawyer. And in case the lawyer is doing the wrong thing what are the steps and measures I can take?
Anonymous
29 March 2010 at 14:54
Dear Sir,
I have an Resident Foreign Currency (domestic) account.
The credits to this account are in USD and all from US and UK individuals and organizations to whom I have provided freelance technical services over the Internet.
Can I invest in derivative contracts traded in the USA?
Thanks and Regards,
Kaushal
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