simon
19 April 2011 at 18:31
one of my friend has bought car under lease agreement with insurance in united kingdom and sold the car to third party while the car was under LEASE. he has received notice from solicitor behalf of the insurance firm asking to pay the damages which is equal to worth of market value for breaking the terms and condition..i.e the property is of the car company not the leaser..the notice explains the consequences and states legal action will be taken in India. the guy is in india at the moment and worried all i want to know is DO THE FIRM HAS RIGHTS TO TAKE LEGAL ACTION IN OTHER COUNTRY,IS THERE ACT OR LAW THAT ALLOWS TO TAKE ACTION IN OTHER COUNTRY APART FROM UK,IS THAT RIGHT ELSE IS HE MISUNDERSTOOD THE LETTER CONTENT. DO UK LAW HAS EXTENSION RIGHTS TO TAKE ACTIONS ON HIM IN INDIA ?????????????? as per my knowledge the uk law doesnt have right to take action on a person in other countries but im still confused. I have humble request to please email me your valuable suggestions and will appreciate so much for considering this CASE hope hear from you soon, thank you, Regards, Simon
cunicoindy
19 April 2011 at 09:36
I am a person of Indian origin, a citizen and resident of US. My father has gifted me cash in Rupees. Is there a limit to how much currency can be repatriated in a fiscal year?
Anonymous
19 April 2011 at 00:40
One person who was appointed as peon in a college and after 2 yrs of probation he wa worked there for total 8 years afterwards he was restrained from signing muster.his services was terminated on ground that he has given resignation by hand.when he filed case before college tribunal,and college tribunal asked the collge nad managment to produce the alleged resignation letter they filed false affidavit that it was misplaced.
true fact is that he has neber given resignation to them.The tribunal believing on said xerox copy nad other xerox copies dismissed the appeal of appellant.
now question is that management also filed false muster roll and now the poor peon is out of employment.what to do"??
Anonymous
18 April 2011 at 23:20
Where can I challenge orders passed by Taluka Executive officer. I came to know this can be challenged only in High court. This cannot be challenged in Taluka junior court. Is it true?
Abdul Aziz
18 April 2011 at 23:09
Hello Sir,
Could someone please tell me, if a case against the "Apartment Owners Association" can be filed in District Consumer court.
The issue am facing is water leakage from the flat owner above me, who is an Ex-Secretary of the association. Also the present committee member are his colleague who were part of the earlier committee.
Would appreciate one line answer, whether could be filed in consumer court or not or else in which court.
Thanks and regards,
Abdul Aziz.
sandipan
18 April 2011 at 21:29
Dear Lawyer,
I am 26 years old and i am staying with a 27 year old woman whose Divorce (Mutual Divorce) case is still due in the month of June 2011.
I would like to know will there be any difficulty in getting a divorce if she continues to be in live in relationship with me?
Also does the husband has any right over his wife who has seeked Divorce till the time the Divorce is finally done?
The husband keeps harassing her and the reason for her to file the divorce 5 months back because she was extremely unhappy with her husband's beating habits and doubting her of her character. In such case while being seperated if the husband harasses her , what are the legal steps she can take against him?
WE have found peace in eachother and would like to get married after she gets her divorce.
please we need your help as we are confused and don't want any harm in anyway or any disruption in her divorce thing.
Anonymous
18 April 2011 at 15:16
Hi,
I have started getting collection calls for a 10 year old credit card. I dont want to pay this because some of the charges were disputed and i had a long arguements at the time i stopped paying.
Now some guys are calling me from some legal company and telling me that there is a case against me and i need to visit the court. So far i have declined to accept the calls.
What are the options.
Thanks
Anonymous
18 April 2011 at 08:03
Next month my friend is marrying a girl (Singapore Citizen) who is a PIO(person of Indian Origin).
She is going to settle in India after marriage.
What is the procedure to get citizenship in India?
When it can be registered?
What is the Shortest term for the same?
rajesh kumar singh bhadouria
17 April 2011 at 22:32
is there any supreme court decision that any body who is doing bussiness in his home have to pay commercial electric bill ?
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Recovery of Dues by Directorate of Estates
Dear Sir,
I fought a CAT Case with the Estate Office, N. Delhi in 1996. The issue was their demand for market rent from a hostel Accommodation allotted by them in that year. First they allotted one accommodation on 11th Floor of a Govt. Hostel and then allotted on the 5th floor of the same building later. However, due to a misunderstanding between CPWD (Custodians of the accommodation), Estate OFfice and myself, the first accommodation remained in my name as also the 2nd one where I had lived for 5 years.
I had filed a case in CAT against the Estate Office and the Ruling in Dec. 1996 was that the Estate Office shoudl not recover any dues from me as they had follwed a wrong Section under the PPA, 1971, but should initiate legal proceedings under Section 7 of PPA. However, the Estate OFfice did not take any action for 15 years. I had since vacated the 2nd one in 1997.
Now, the Estate OFfice is demanding Rs. 46,249/- from me through a letter dt. 06.4.2011 on account of market rent for the 1st accommodation. Now, is it not time-barred? Can they recover this dues from me in this manner after 15 years? What should I do?