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Anonymous   29 December 2011 at 14:27

Motor vehicle act

In the year 2006 I have exchanged my old schooter and brought a new bike from LML company dealer. The dealer provided me rebate of Rs. 6000 withouting noting anywhere in hard copy. He also kept my old schooter in his custody along with RC book by giving only a receipt on a plane paper and assured me to inform if any customer comes to buy that for finalization. But till date he not informed me about that vehicle and my residence is also transferred. Now I am afraid of mis-use of that schooter. Please suggest solution.

Rama mohan Acharya   29 December 2011 at 10:38

Astrology and ipr

can the astrological prediction becomes a part of IPR?

SK Sharma   29 December 2011 at 09:13

Audit of accounts

A court has appointed a firm of Chartered Accountants to prepare and audit the accounts of a firm suspected to be involved in fraud in connivance with other individuals/ firms. i) Does audit of accounts cover investigation of fraud also?
ii)If yes, can you please give case law, if any available.

Mohammed Ameen Sait   29 December 2011 at 08:02

Hiba

Dear Sir,
I want to know whether I can make HIBA of a property to a charitable organisation ?

[2] Whether Registration in this case is compulsory and if yes what will be the rate of registration ? If I have not already registered what should I do now assuming Hiba had been made say 6 months back.

[3] Whether I can stipulate in the written Hiba document the purposes for which the income from the immovalble property, being given as Hiba, to be spent for ?

Anonymous   29 December 2011 at 07:46

Consumer rights in this case

I as dealer sold a product on extended warranty for a product (Normal warranty condition as per industry norms -3 months 90 days or 50000 copies)by writing 50000 copies extra warranty on bill without declaring time limit.The equipment is a Photocopier Machine.
Now the customer is forcing to give warranty for 1 lac copies.
It has crossed more than 18 months from the sale date.
Do I am bound to provide free warranty ?
Even on the DGS&D rates the warranty is 12 months from sale?
Please guide me so that I want to provide a legal notice to customer for manhandling the machine and using duplicate consumables in the equipment.
After seeing comments of Experts I agree that I am bound to give service but I have not mentioned extended warranty in days it is only in copies.
The customer is using duplicate consumables which affects the performance of machine.
The customer being a jobber doesn't care for equipment and is using without stabilizer etc.
The customer doesn't want to pay for consumable items like Drum or Fuser film etc.
I want to notify him by giving notice/letter that use of Duplicate consumables is not good for machine and he will have to pay for consumable items.
Warranty extension doesn't means that he will use the machine as he likes.

D. P. Bagchi   29 December 2011 at 00:23

Coop. housing society in west bengal

In a dispute filed with Registrar for speration of two different type buildings from the existing coop society having 17 similar buildings plus these two different buildings, petition was made to society for mismanagement and step motherly attitude by one member on behalf of other members. Society responded to this member accepting him as representative of other members.
In the dispute case filed, the plaint has been submitted by this one member only stating under the name of Plaintiff that he has been authorised by other members and the authorisation has been submitted as annexure to Plaint. Is this plaint legally valid to represent other members for the common cause.

The defendant has been addressed as "The Secretary, ........ Coop. Housing Society Ltd." Does it indicate from the Plaint that Housing Coop Society has not been made as Party.

We are facing Arbitration case before the Registrar where the Advocate of OP has made the above points during argument for dismissal of our appeal (Plaint)on these technical / legal grounds. We have not taken any Advocate and myself is contesting the case on behalf of the members of the different two buildings. In the next date of hearing, we have to reply our points to establish that our plaint is valid.

I shall be grateful to receive your help on these points for our argument

Arvind Singh Chauhan   28 December 2011 at 20:31

Character certificate

Sir A was prosecuted for 290,291 IPC, and acquitted by court.

"A" applied for character certificate to SDM. SDM call report from concerning police station. Concerning police station submitted report that "A" has been prosecuted for the offence of 290,291 IPC and has been acquitted.

Learned SDM quoted the same line on the character certificate as " accoridng to police record, he has been prosecuted for the offence of 290,291 IPC and has been acquitted."

SDM is not ready to remove this line.

What can be done to remove this stain, if administration does not cooperate.

vivek kumar patel   28 December 2011 at 19:48

Interpretation

Selling of adulterated butter is an offence under the Prevention of Food Adulteration
Act, 1954. Under the Act, the term butter is defined as “butter prepared exclusively from
milk or cream of cow or buffalo or of both”.
X, who is being prosecuted for selling adulterated butter argues that the butter which
he is selling is neither prepared from milk nor cream but from the curd and therefore not
covered within the definition of butter under the Act. Also, it being a penal provision
should be constructed strictly in his favour. How would you decide?

Mohammed Ameen Sait   28 December 2011 at 19:45

Rti

Dear Sir,

I had made an application under RTI to the Tahsildar, Ambattur through the Collector Tiruvalur seeking information on the exent of area of a particular land furnishing all required details. The Collector responded by acknowleding my application with a letter to me and forwarded the ap-plication to the Tahsildhar to reply to my query. I also sent a registered acknowledgement letter to the Tahsildar along with a copy of the Collector's reply.
But inspite of repeated reminders to the Tahsildar he has not bothered to reply to my query. What should I do ?

Vignesh   28 December 2011 at 17:39

Family pension

Hello All,

My father was receiving pension from TN state at the time of death. The legal heirs are my step mother, myself and my brother. However , myself and my brother crossed 25 yrs of age. We are first wife sons. Our step mother has no sons/daughters. How the family pension laws hold for her? Please explain