deepak garg
24 November 2012 at 14:37
Dear sir
ld. arc judge passed the eviction order against the tenant.
how much time duration does tenant get if he want to challenge this order in high court of delhi.
deepak garg
24 November 2012 at 12:16
Dear sir
petitioner filed reply to leave to defend application.ld judge gave next date for arguments on leave to defend application,should i file rejoinder to the reply of petitioner or not.
Anandakrishnan V Iyer
23 November 2012 at 17:18
Dear Honourable Gentlemen
I request your kind assistance in my problem the deatils of the same is enclosed in the file.
Thanking You
Anandakrishnan V
k.Satyanarayana
23 November 2012 at 15:26
After filing of the case u/s.138 NI Act and before plea, the accused made / cleared the cheque bounce amount by corresponding with complainant without the knowledge of the court. Can accused file application/memo before the court for closing of the case or is it necessary that complainant or any person who are party to the case should accept for the compoundable of offence and file memo before the court. Pl quote citations about withdrawing of cases on application by accused to close the case as he has cleared the dues.
deepak garg
23 November 2012 at 13:15
Dear sir
i filed the reply to leave to defend application filed by the respondent.
respected ld. judge gave the next date for argument on leave to defend application instead for filing rejoinder by respondent.
aditya sharma
23 November 2012 at 11:31
Sir, in case the Inquiry Officer submitted his report to the DA dropping all the articles as mentioned in the Charge Sheet issued to him under Rule 14 of C.C.S(CCA) Rules, 1965. While seeking IInd advice from the the Vigilance Commissioner, the DA accepted the findings of the IO and recommended the Commissioner for exoneration of Charged Officer. However, the Commission advice otherwise.Vide his FO the DA imposed major penalty on Charged Officer as advised by the Commission.
In these circumstances, the Charged Officer has argued that as the DA has accepted the findings of IO, he cannot review his own decision and demanding quashing of FO in appeal. What are the guidelines in such a situation.
Chris
23 November 2012 at 10:03
Hello Everyone,
I have a situation for which I need advice. I am based overseas while my wife and sons are in India.
We live in a flat on second floor and had some issues with the illegal construction carried out by the lady owner of third floor and hence my wife (owner) and the owner of first floor filed a case against the illegal construction back in august 2012. The case is still going on and being delayed in every hearing as neither the lady owner of third floor or her lawyer shows up at the hearing.
In the frustration of not letting her carry on illegal construction, the lady owner of the third floor made a false case police complaint on one of the family members of the owner of first floor with things like taking indecent photographs and all sorts of false accusations. The way we have seen things is that lady and her lawyer can go to any extent of indecency to cause harm and force us to take our case back.
Now my only concern is I am planning to go home for 4 weeks on a holiday to see my family and if she can place any false charges that can harm my return back in any way. I am working on a critical project and will have to return back in four weeks. Is it possible to not allow someone to leave the country on such grounds? Is it any precautionary measure I can take before hand?
I would be really thankful for advice.
Thanks
Regards,
Chris
Hirendra Pandey
23 November 2012 at 00:00
A patient complaining of regular stomach pain, indigestion, omitting sensation etc after undergoing pathological tests at lab told by Doctors of a reputed hospital was then told tobe suffering from Hepatitis B. As line of treatment, he was asked to complete course of 24 weeks by taking a particular Injection every week. Cost of the Injection was Rs 22,000/- per Injection.
After completion of the course of treatment, the patient did not feel better, the Doctors of the same hospital then told him to undergo surgery for Hernia. He underwent that too.
Still there was no relief for the patient.
All along he has been under treatment at the same hospital and under the same team of doctors. Now he has been told that he needs Liver Transplant.
I would like to know, if there is any scope of taking the case to consumer court? What are the factors that are required to be checked before determining if it is a proper case for taking to consumer court? Is there any expert Lawyer who can help giving free and fair opinion in the case, on payment of his requisite fee?
Gaurav Agarwal
22 November 2012 at 19:47
My brother bought some National Saving Certificate six years ago, now he is in not in the country and the NSC are due for maturity. How should I approach the post office for the redemption of the NSC? Is the personal presence of the person on whose name NSC is mandatory for the redemption of NSC? Please help!!
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