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Subhojeet Lahiri   22 December 2010 at 09:36

Need help regarding this issue.

I have a credit card from ICICI whose outstanding balance is 73000 and the settlement amount is put across as 41000.Currently i don't have a job and not in the state to make any payments.person calls and says that he is calling from police station and says that a non bailable warrant has been issues on my name.Says to speak to the lawyer.Spoken with the bank and informed them about my present financial state and that i need time to repay but they are calling me to the bank along with the cheque book.I'm completely bankrupt now.I have received a court notice on my mail on the 8th of DEC which gave me 7days (15th DEC) to resolve it. Kindly please advice.

Anonymous   22 December 2010 at 09:33

My Account with Bank

I have a savings account with ICICI Bank. 45 days before my wife went to a branch in Coimbatore to deposit Rs 5000/= cash in my account. She deposited the cash thru the teller machine, but made a mistake in entering my account number. SO the cash got deposited in some others account. She realized it only when she got the receipt. Immediately she filed the complain with the bank and got acknowledgment. The bank personnel told her that money can be transferred to my account only if they get consent from the account holder where it was wrongly deposited. But even after 45 days the bank is not able to contact the other account holder and get his consent. As per their policy they are not able to give contact details of the account holder so that i can follow up. What are my options in this case as it seems that the other account holder is not giving his consent?

Anonymous   22 December 2010 at 09:08

Bank

Sir,

i have given resign to a public sector bank as probationary clerk.
Can you plz tell me that how much time will they take to accept my resign. Will they accept that before december closing.
Plz reply

Anonymous   21 December 2010 at 22:25

Exclusion clause and standard term in renovation contract

I run a business of selling clothes and I had just acquired an old building which is adjacent to my shop. I decided to renovate the old building. So, I contracted with a contractor for renovation work to be done at the price of 300,000 dollars. As a result of the renovation work done on the old building, part of my shop was damaged i.e there appeared cracks on the wall of my shop. The cost of repair being adjusted at 20,000 dollars. Thus, I paid 280,000 dollars to him instead of 300,000 dollars as 20,000 dollars was to be used for repairing the damage on the wall. However, the contractor denied liability for the damage based on a clause stating that he will not be liable for any loss or damage arising out of the work carried out within the terms of the contract. Thus, he claimed the 20,000 dollars which i had not paid him. When the contractor gave me the final bill, it showed a total of 320,000 dollars. The additional 20,000 was for the cost of replacing leaking pipes throughout the building. The thing is I had signed certain standard terms and returned midway through the contractual period. One of the clauses stated that the contractor is entitled to levy additional charges for extra work which is required before renovation works can begin. May I know whether these two clauses were properly constructed as it was not ambiguous and do they satisfy reasonableness test. There is no similar UK Unfair Contract Terms 1977 in my country, may I know what can I do?

Anonymous   21 December 2010 at 20:35

Please refer me some citation.

Manfacturer

"A product is having manufacturing defects. X is the authorised dealer. He sold the product (mobile handset) and the consumer intimated about some problem to the service station after repairing service station gave it back to the consumer. The problem continues and the consumer filed a complaint against the dealer, and the manufacture for replacement. Under the aforesaid circumstance I think that the manufacturer is liable for any replacement and NOT THE DEALER. i am defending the dealer. Gorunds for thinking so: * The dealer is not the manufacturer nor service provider. The dealer gets some fixed amount of profit on each sale which is less than that of the manufacturer and manufacturer should be liable for any manufacturing defects. Please refer me some citation. Thanks "


Anonymous   21 December 2010 at 15:52

Resign from public sector bank

Sir,

i have resigned from a public sector bank, but they still given me the relieving letter which i have to produce in my new employment. According to bank rules i have given my 14 days salary for sudden resign. Please suggest me.

kamalanathan   21 December 2010 at 11:09

name changed uses of it

sir/ madam,

i have changed my name in the gazette. so please revert me with details where all i can use my new name, Is it possible to apply my new passport with it. I have my old name in my school certificates please revert me with details and procedures.

chandrasekaran   21 December 2010 at 09:01

need a BC-Caste Certificate

Hi

I need a BC -A caste certificate for my son, to apply for BC quota in the Engineering admission.

1. We are from Tamil Nadu, having a valid caste certificate in my name .

2. We are staying in Hyderabad for the past 11 years. My son -- has studied in Hyd schools for the last 11 years.

3. His elder sister has got the BC -A certificate from MRO, Kharitabad -- just 2 years back.

4. Recently I applied for my Son -- from MRO, Kharitabad. But his application form is rejected.


My queries :
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1. Can my son get his BC-A certificate from MRO, Kharitabad ?. We have all the proof of our staying in Hyd for the past 11 years.

2. Whether AP Govt. will accept the certificate from our native place /Tamil nadu ?

Best Regards
chandra

Anonymous   20 December 2010 at 17:19

sec. 138 N.I. Act.

Dear Sir/ Madem

in the case of cheque dishonour, applicant buy a running institute from the seller and give him all amount except Rs.82000. for this amount he make a cheque in favour of seller. but before the cheque clearance the advertisement agency told him to clear the the balance with Rs. 75000. so he told hto the selleron mobile/verbally.
but the seller said that this matter is lies between the agency and seller. you are not bother for that amount.
but the actually amount is due on the institute not to the owner. that is why applicant not deposited amount in the bank account. result was that cheque had dishonour due to insufficient amount.
now my question is is my client( buyer) is put this matter in his safety.

GORRE NARAYANA   20 December 2010 at 13:15

HOW TO PRACTICE AS ADVOCATE

Dear sir, I have passed B.L. in 2005 and registered in AP Bar Association as advocate. But I have not joined as junior and also I have not started practice. Now I want to start practice. Please give your valuable suggestions to me about how to approach the courts and others