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SHAMIDEEP   22 July 2012 at 07:54

A t m withdrawal

If at all fake currencies do come from a bank A T M counter is there any proper legal way to prove it or take action against that particular bank?

gopinadh   22 July 2012 at 06:39

Ap state notary address

Resoected seniors,

pleae furnish andhra pradesh state notary address for sending notary application for which i thankful to you.

YESHPAL SINGH   21 July 2012 at 22:50

Not granting noc for applying job through ssc

Sir,
I joined indian coast guard in Jan 2002 and now getting pay scale 5200-20200 grade pay 2800 (Pay band - I) and applied for ssc combined graduate level 2012 for the various post carrying pay scale 9300 - 34800 grade pay 4600 (Pay band - II). I applied for the noc for technical resignation if appointed from coast guard, which was duly recommended and forwarded by my parent department to final authority who declined it without stating any reason. Moreover noc for the ssc combined graduate level for the same post had been continuing granting to the many peronnel till 2011.

Sir kindly suggest me what i do to get the noc from the coast guard as i complete all the condition imposed by service through its various policy letters.

Sir its humble request if you can provide me the cour oredrs / CCS rules on the matter so that i can take up the case with my department.

manoj jain   21 July 2012 at 18:58

Posting on internet

recently I have found that derogative comments of my company have been posted by some miscreants
On googling my firms name I find useless complaints

please advise us as it is damaging the name of my firm badly

VARUN BANSAL   21 July 2012 at 17:36

Help me for the guideline

sir i want to know of complete process of file the any case in the court as like advocate,

please help me ,book name or any direction for guide me with self study

Sreeram Nagaraj   21 July 2012 at 16:47

Triples riding accident

hello sir,
I was riding my bike with 2 of my friends back to me...it was a triple's riding and i got accident..it was a major accident and it took more than a amount of 10 lakhs for me to recover normally..and i was admitted in hospital for more than 6 months..as i am a final year college student i was unable to complete my degree.The fault was on the car side since the driver's license has been suspended for 6 months due to a accident in which he killed a person one week before my accident..the case has been filed and it is under investigation..
My doubt is," Is it possible that my case will win and will i get back the amount from the insurance company? "," or i wont get the amount? "

saby031965   21 July 2012 at 14:37

Associate member in cooperative housing society- can he be a member of managing committee ?

Situation 1 - We have one flat with names of 2 persons in the purchase agreement. person whose name is recorded as 1st owner in share certificate, second person name is added as the associate member, after filling form 10-A, under Bye Law 118(v) of Maharashtra and once original member surrenders his rights. As per my knowledge such Associate Member can contest elections ?

Situation 2 - We have one flat with names of only one person in the purchase agreement.His son became an Associate Member by paying an entrance fee of Rs.100 and his name is added as an Associate Member in the share certificate. After filling form 10-A and surrendering of rights by the original member, , under Bye Law 118(v) of Maharashtra. Can such associate member contest elections and be a part of MC ??

Please guide what exactly holding joint shares means ? Can someone be called holding joint shares, just by adding name in share certificate and contest elections ?

santoshkumar j parutabadi   21 July 2012 at 08:21

Technical resignation from delhi police to union bank

Sir,
I am 27years old, and I am from Karnataka.I was serving as Sub-Inspector (Exe) in Delhi Police since 2/10/2009. And while joining I had submitted an Indemnity Bond of 5years service/capitation charges. Later on I got selected for the post of Probationary officer in JMGS-I, in Union Bank of India, which was in higher pay scale then what i was drawing in Delhi Polioce. I had followed due procedure and had obtained permission to appear for above said exam.

Consequent upon my selection for the above said post, I submitted my Technical Resignation, which was accepted and I was relieved of my duties on 10/7/2012.

Along with my technical resignation letter, I was asked to submitted an indemnity bond to serve my new employer for a period of 5 years, as i had not completed 5 years of service in Delhi Police. This bond was supposed to be sent to my new employer.And I was also asked to give an undertaking on bond paper that i would not opt for lien period condition of 2 years,as I was shifting from Central govt job to Public sector bank. That means I cant revert back to Delhi Police in any case.

But, when i reported at Regional Office of Union bank at Bangalore, the concerned authority didn't accept my relieving letter issued by Delhi Police, stating that they can't entertain transfer of Indemnity Bond from Delhi Police to Union bank. Despite all my requests they said that their rules doesn't allow them to take transfer of Indemnity Bonds from previous employer. They also say that Union bank is not a public sector unit despite the fact that govt owns 57% of the banks shares.They have given me 2 weeks time to get an unconditional relieving letter from Delhi Police.

Sir I have already served Delhi Police for 3years, and i am submitting a separate Indemnity Bond of 3 years minimum service at Union Bank. Thus, I think, there is no point in transferring the indemnity bond served with Delhi Police to Union Bank.

I have been relieved from Delhi Police,without the option of reverting back.And Union Bank is not ready to accept my relieving orders.

I dont want to end up paying capitation charges at Delhi Police to get unconditional relieving letter. I kindly request the EXPERTS to guide me and inform me about the legal options available with me now.

Thanking you,
Santoshkumar J P

KUMAR KUNDAN DAS   20 July 2012 at 23:51

Age correcion in matriculation

I am working in a PSU. My age in matriculation admit card is 05/01/1972 in lieu of actual DOB 05/10/1972. I approached to West Bengal Madhya Siksha Parisad for necessary rectification with my Birth Certificate issued by Municipality and Hospital Discharge Certificate at my birth, which is iirefutable evidence. The dealing assistant advised me that in accordance with a recent judgement over Govt. of T.N. and some Venugoapl Rao, the supreme Court is of a view that a Govt/PSU servant would only be allowed for age rectification/correction within 5 years of his/her joining in service.

Now my query is whether a person like me who spend 14 years in service and remained 10 years from joining the service out of my state is barred to correct his date of birth in matriculation as I could not able to initiate the action or is there any one time opportunity for rectification of age who could not do it till now under an impression that they can approach for it at any time? Is ther no way out for rectification? How one could be held scapegoat for mistake commited by other? How can I have a copy of the judgement?

Anita Singh   20 July 2012 at 21:10

498 a








dear expert

mt client wife sent a letter on her advocate letterhead to the police station that she will charge him 498A , 504, 506, of I.P.C if my client will not take her to his company police officer phoned my client that with in 2 days if he will not take her then he will file F.I.R against him and arrest him now my client is reday to take his wife he will go to police station and setteled his marriage

pls let me know what police will do either they will take my statement or take bond from my client and what will be my role of advocate in police station

and also my client wants to setteld his marriage in my office then what documnet i have to prepare and that document should be on stamp paper or on ledger paper