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Prince Jain   05 March 2011 at 12:42

RENT DISPUTE

There is four owners (say A, B, C,D)of a bulding. Rent is collected by two co-owners(A,B) as signature on the rent receipt is only of two co-owners(A,B). A legal notice is sent to the tenants of the building by the other two co-owners(C,D)that they have not received rent & as they are the owners of the property. Previouly, signature on the rent receipt were of A,B & C and after some time only signature of A & B were found on rent receipt. What legal action can be taken against the tenants & what is the remedy that tenants can have. Property is at Howrah (WB, India) under Howrah Municipal Corporation.

Anonymous   04 March 2011 at 15:00

why people will get scre?

why people will get scare?

jai   04 March 2011 at 11:56

Advocate on record examination

Hello sir,
I have complete one year training under an advocate on record but I don't have practice of 4 years.Whether I am eligible for advocate on record examination.

vijay   04 March 2011 at 10:58

rental issue

Dear sir, Iam vijay, i was in a house for seven months for rent and paid 30,000 rs as advance in the begining. when i left the house the house owner returned me just 13,000 rs from my advance , citing various false reasons.iam deeply hurt by this. my house owner is also a women lawyer , as i have lost my rental agreement copy iam not able to do any thing. please guide me sir? with regards vijay


s.vinodhbabu@gmail.com   04 March 2011 at 10:35

charitable public trust

a trust objects charity, education and other reliefs for the public created in 1972 by a deed of declaration of trust registered as document in district registrar office in pondicherry. power of alienation of trust properties not defined. the founder later under her will bequeathed further properties to the trust and give power to sell only specific properties. the founder died long ago. in this situation what is the lawful procedure for sale of the properties by the trustee esspecially the properties other than permitted for sale by the founder. can a sole trustee alone execute the sale. that too through an agent. no details of other trustees, any resolution, minutes etc is given in the sale deed. it is learnt that the pondicherry collector another corrupt guy had issued permission for sale. how far is it valid before law.

Rajesh Tandon   04 March 2011 at 07:11

PROCEURE OF CONSUMER COMPLAINT & TRANSFER TO OTHER COURTS

hi,

1. I'm an army officer posted at Jabalpur(Madhya Pradesh). In October 2008, I purchased a Sony Handy cam from the showroom of Sony products in Jabalpur. At the time of purchase, I was told that the product has a warranty period of three years. Subsequently, the same thing was mentioned to me by one of the service centres of Sony India in Jabalpur. I believed them on both the occasions. However, over a period of time I discovered that nothing of that sort is mentioned anywhere on the documents. In fact the period of warranty is not mentioned on the warranty card. Now I have asked my query regarding the period of warranty from Sony India.com. In addition, the service support of Sony service centres has been atrocious. As a result , now i formally want to lodge a consumer complaint with the consumer forum/court.

2. If, the period of warranty turns out to be three years on confirmation by Sony India.com, I would be well within my rights to file a consumer complaint. However, I'm likely to get my posting in next 5 to 6 months. At the same time, I don't want to miss an opportunity to file consumer complaint well within the service period.

3. Now, I have got two fold queries as under:-

(a) What is the procedure for lodging a consumer complaint?

(b) Since, I'm likely to get posted out in next 5 to 6 months, do I have the option to get the casetransferred to another court nearby or within the city where I get my next posting? If there exists, any provisions for such transfer then,what is the procedure for the same and what is the timeframe in normal circumstances for transfer of such cases?

Anonymous   03 March 2011 at 20:52

nominating others to attend court

hi, can you please let me know if we can nominate any friend/relative of ours to attend court in our place(other than my lawyer filing petition) if i am moving out of state/country during court attending dates.
whats the procedure ?

Anonymous   03 March 2011 at 20:42

Compensation

Father of my friend mrt with an accident. Actually he was travelling in the bus, he kept his hand on the rod of the bus window. The DCM coming from the opposite side has serious injured his right hand, and unfortunately his right hand has been cut down. now he is handicap, he is only the earning member of the family. wife, son and daughter are the dependent. monthly income is 7000. childrens are still studing and major. what will the quantum of the compensation and how much time will it take to complete legal proceeding. If it will take more time, is there any other solution for quick compensation, as he has no other source of incoming because he lost his right hand. pls help

Indranil Dutta   03 March 2011 at 19:00

LLB

Which one of the two is better option - LLB from WBNUJS or Calcutta University ?? Please help..

Parthiv   03 March 2011 at 18:24

Ex-gratia

a)If Companies paying ex-gratia to employees(as per agreement with labour union),will the payment of bonus act be applicable?
b)If the payment of bonus act is not applicable; which act will be applicable??
c)Can ex-gratia be paid to workers and executive staff??