Anonymous
12 April 2011 at 11:53
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Anonymous
11 April 2011 at 23:52
Sir/Mam,
I m 2nd Year student of BBA LLB. My query is regarding my project topic:-
Hearsay Evidence—statutory accommodation in UK—civil and criminal cases
Actually,in this topic i m not getting sufficient material. so kindly help me and give some good material on this topic which can help me in my project and for presentation also.please reply as soon as possible.
Thankyou
samson daniel
11 April 2011 at 15:43
My father had nominated me for his Bank Of Baroda saving account and died of heart attack, I have the original copy of the nomination form but now the bank is asking for my other three brother’s signatures and making my case more complicated and not transferring my fathers fund to my account. Is my brother’s signature required?
But Central Bank Of India has already given me a demand draft of 1,50,000.00 /- with out any problem. The amount in Bank Of Baroda is 9,50,000.00
The below rules I got from the internet but could not under the details.
Nominee of bank account does not get succession rights
The Supreme Court (SC) has clarified the nominee of a depositor in a bank does not get ownership of the money in the account after death of the depositor. The nominee gets exclusive right to receive the money lying in the account. It gives him all the right of the depositor as far as the depositor's account is concerned, according to Section 45ZA of the Banking Regulation Act. But the banking law is not concerned with the succession. The money in the account will form part of the estate of the deceased depositor and devolve according to the rules of succession. In this case, Ram Chander vs Devender Kumar, one son was the nominee of his mother. After her death, he claimed he was the owner of the money in the account, to exclusion of his brother. The same rule will apply to government savings and other investments.
Please let me know in easy words are my brother signature required.
Thanks,
Samson Daniel
Amit Oza
11 April 2011 at 14:22
i had taken a loan on credit card. from citi bank in 2007, Rs 200000. i was paying the instalments regulary but due to some financial condition i was unable to pay. its is now 2and half years that i have not paid .i was receving calls from recovery agents and some how i paid some amounts. .what action they can take against me. my dad has received a call from citibank that they are filing a 420 case aginst me and my dad. i want to knw what should i do .the loan taken was on my credit card
Anonymous
11 April 2011 at 14:14
if some Dr.one is not authorised for surgery but he will do this due to his surgery patient condition is become serious and worst by the neglience of the docter which law is applicable on the and which act he is governed by docter and what remedies are avilable for the patient ?
Anonymous
11 April 2011 at 13:57
Hi All,
I have a property which i got through unregistered will . That will was executed (written) on my name before my birth took place and the person who wrote the will expired before my birth took place.
I have the death certificates and legal heir certificates.
Now i approached a bank to give housing loan to construct a house . But they are saying that they stopped giving loans based on wills (whether it is registed or unregistered).
Can you please tell me how should i approach the problem ? how to get bank loan ? how to get documents of property converted to my name ?
Anonymous
11 April 2011 at 13:20
in our locality where i reside the depot holder with help of fso make a ration card of below poverty line card of, those people who r not come undr the poverty line only for the sake of money.what will i do how can i take action against depot holder and fso food and supply officr .
sree_star@yahoo.com
11 April 2011 at 11:14
Dear Sir,
I am currently employed in a company registered under Trust Act. I have resigned my job on March 1, 2011. As per my employment terms &conditions I have asked to serve a notice period of 3 months. As such I have served as on date One month and 11 days. I am supposed join my new employer on May 2, 2011. That Means I can serve only two months notice period. I am also willing to pay one month salary and apart from that I have an earned leave (prinvelege leave outstanding of 45 days) can I quote that pl outstanding and move away from the service. They are unwilling to accept and they are insisting on my notice period only orally. I am really worried about my future. My new employer is asking for a proper relieving order. Kindly advise if there remedy for such thing. My new employer is a bank.
Anonymous
11 April 2011 at 03:29
I applied for a credit card, the welcome letter & secret pin code sent to my address through post office which i received but the credit card is not yet delivered, on enquiry i came to know from the customer care that my address is not proper and so courior co. could not delivered the card, now today i receved my first bill delivered by the courior co. of the credit card. Credit Card is not delivered to me deliberately. What should i do? should i pay the bill of one time annual fee charge for card?
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