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Anonymous   29 January 2011 at 20:40

STOP PAYMENT OF CHEQUE

MY CLIENT HAS NOT ISSUE ME ANY NOTICE REGARDING THE STOP PAYMENT. IN THE BANK TRANSACTION SLIP IT HAS BEEN MENTIONED THAT " CHEQUE DISHONOURED AND RETURNED FOR THE REASON , PAYMENT STOPPED BY DRAWER.

NOW SHALL I PROCEED FOR LEGAL ACTION AGAINST HIM. KINDLY GUIDE ME.
GOPI THAKKER

gosc   29 January 2011 at 16:23

Binding Laws/Acts/Rules on NGO's

We would like to know whether NGO's / Non-profitable organisations doing social services registered under society act [Chennai based] should follow which Rule / Act for their routines such as "Salary Payment, Leave Rules, Time Management

gosc   29 January 2011 at 15:58

Binding Rules / Act's on NGO's

We would like to know whether NGO's / Non-profitable organisations doing social services registered under co-operative society act [Chennai based] should follow which Rule / Act for their routines such as "Salary Payment, Leave Rules, Time Management, etc., - is there any particular rules which are to be followed by NGO’s / Non-Profitable Organisations.

Advocate M J   29 January 2011 at 15:45

judical exams

Good Evening Respected Members
I am practicing as a criminal lawyer since 2 years. now i am seeking for a post of judge of any courts, Public prosecutor or a registrar in the court . I want to know whts the necessary qualification for it and if thr is any age bar to complete the exams,and which books i need to concentrate on.And which authority in the court i may get information abt the exams.

vinod bansal   28 January 2011 at 22:06

title of case required 2009 2 cpc sc 426

R/Experts
Kindly provide me title of this given citation as CPC is not available with me,this authority says that user of electricity is also consumer.Thanx

Anonymous   28 January 2011 at 21:39

how can i become an owner of house.

sir i am living in a rent house alloted to my grand father 50 years ago. actualley the real owner of this property is a religious trust my question is that how can i become the owner of this property.

olaganathan   28 January 2011 at 17:54

arguing ones own cases

i am sundaramoorthy olaganathan from tamilnadu and pose you a query:

Can a layman without any legal qualifications argue his case, both civil and criminal cases in a court?. Is it essential that he should be an affected party in the case he is arguing?

what about the appeals?

Sarvesh Kumar Sharma Advocate   28 January 2011 at 17:24

Robbery of insured vehicle

Respected experts,
a vehicle has robbery by accused,when vehicle was on the way.
vehicle was driving by owner's servent(driver) who has no driving licence.
however owner has velid driving licence.
the accused arresed,went to jail.
vehicle was not recover due to sold to unknown person by the accused.
owner file claim of the vehicle.
insurence company refuse the claim due to no driving licence from the driver.


It is not a case of accident , it is a case of robbery can owner get claim?


Any case law?



Regards........




Anonymous   28 January 2011 at 17:15

Decsion of Higcourt of Karantaka regarding the Judgement

Pls tell me the decided case on that Judgement pased bythe appellate court shall countain the points for determination

Anonymous   27 January 2011 at 21:14

Recovery of dues by Bank

Loan is taken payable in 30 instalments.post dated cheques are issued.16 instalments are paid.party is unable to pay remaining instalments due to loss of business and seriour deseases affecting earning capacity. on cosideration of facts, Bank writes off the balance loan and issues zero balance statement to party.Can the Bank susequently recover the unpaid loan which Bank has written off and issued zero balance statement. If so, under which law. Please cite judgment if available.