chandarprakash bisht
06 January 2012 at 19:09
is a bank current A/c holder a consumer
dinesh
06 January 2012 at 18:51
some one want to access information form a private institution under RTI, but its very much clear that Private institutions not come under RTI.
but which provison of RTI specifically denied it coz i have to repley that application.. so help plz..
Madhur Singh
06 January 2012 at 18:05
How can a Prisoner get his money payment which is all ready deposited in his saving account in the Bank.
Jay Prakash
06 January 2012 at 17:13
sir,
we are a compnay. Recently we purchased and moved in new office premises. We had engaged an architect for furnishing office interiors. we incurred huge cost over it.
But the work is still incomplete. The work carried out by architect is not upto the mark, it is substandard. we have brought it to the notice of the architect from time to time but he is not complying with our requests.
what Civil/Criminal action can we take?
legaleagle
06 January 2012 at 15:58
Sir,
My query is can CBI, DRAI, OR RAW or any security agencies ask for emails details and contents of those emails from service provider or from domain server? Are domain servers are bound to give suach information?? If yes then what are the guidelines????... Urgent matter so kindly suggest
Anonymous
06 January 2012 at 14:21
i have a great feeling that one MNC in insurance did cheat on people in the modus of selling different product by modifying conditions from the approved one by irda. it amounts 1000 of crores. so i raised one request with irda to send me the approved product details. instead they sent me revised sales litterature. as i am not happy with it i appealed it with appellate authority. it was almost 40days. there was no reply.
i want to prove that the insurance company has been indulgng wrong sales and violating all norms.
please advise me.
Anonymous
06 January 2012 at 14:16
Respected sir,
i have an sb account in canara bank, but in my account balance 7000rs is on hold, so i approach the concern bank branch they told that you have withdrawl,on 6/6/10,but i didnt withdrawl that 7000rs,what i have to do sir, whether i want to go for consumer court?
MAMTA BATRA
06 January 2012 at 13:10
We are an organisation into publishing business to business magazines. We publish magazine on retail, fashion retailing and business of beauty and wellness and themes such as these.
We have been keen to enter into the LIC Gratuity Fund scheme. However, there is an important issue which needs to be resolved before we enter into it. The Gratuity for working journalists is worked on a different scale. The question is whether some staff working with us come under the category of Working Journalists. On the face of it and at first look it appears that staff life editors, correspondents, photographers and designers or art designers and the Librarian could be classified as Working Journalists.
However, a recent Notification issued by the Government of India and received by us through the IENS while clarifying some designations mentioned in the Working Journalists Act elaborates that a Working Journalist under the Working Journalists Act is one whose primary job is to handle news e.g. a photographer is a Working Journalist only if he is a News photographer [and thus a fashion photographer such as we here have would not by implication be classified as a News Photographer] Similarly, a Librarian or a Cartoonist or many others similarly must invariably be handling news to qualify as a Working Journalist.
If we look at several staff working with us here on editorial jobs such as features writers etc, they do not appear to be coming within the category of News Journalist.
Additionally, we also have this guideline from the FIPB UNIT of the Department of Economic Affairs in the Ministry of Finance specifically stating that our magazines such as 'M' magazine or even magazines like IMAGES BUSINESS OF FASHION, IMAGES RETAIL (Both English & Hindi) etc. are classified as speciality magazines and are "not allowed to publish items containing news and current affairs".
In view of the above, your expert advice is solicited whether we treat our staff working on our magazines as Working Journalists or like any other staff.
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Inherited property
Hello sirs,
We have a ancestral property in our Grandfather's name. My father has passed away and without any partition. But, he
made a will. In that will, his share should give it to someoneelse "X".I have one brother and my mother also.
Please, tell me how many partitions can
possible now?
And, can I claim about my father's will?
And one morething is my personal money also
I invested in that. So, I don't want to lose to "X".
Please help me.
Thank you very much for your responses..