pooja
24 January 2009 at 19:08
could anyone suggest me expected topics of essays in RJS exam 2008
vinod bansal
21 January 2009 at 21:51
Sir
A Kurkure mfg. company is selling his product as per this rate list
1. each pack of 30 gms.=5/- Rs.
2. each pack of 50 gms. =10/-Rs.
3. each pack of 55 gms=15/-
Note:Taste etc. everything is same except weight in all these three different packings but co. is cheating the consumers continously in all over India.Consumers are paying Rs. 5/-for first 30 gms. but they have to pay additionally Rs. 5/- for only further 20 gms. & similarly they are very surprisingly are paying Rs. 5/- only for next 5 gms. this is a totally reverse position in business,what is remady available to me & under which law/act it is covered as an offence.
P.Muthusamy
21 January 2009 at 18:17
When I receive a legal notice vexatious in nature, is it mandatory to reply to that notice.
If I do reply, should the reply be made through another lawyer or shall I myself do reply to the lawyer?
Can I send the reply directly to the person for whom the lawyer has issued notice.
Can I keep quiet and wait for the suit, since I know well that the allegations are false in nature.
Kishor Satwick
21 January 2009 at 17:56
The builder has given possession of flats in May 2007. Till date, he has not procurred Occupation Certificate/Building Completition Certificate from the Municipal Corporation, Pune. I remember to have read in news paper that lapse on the part of the builder amounts to deficiency of service to the flat buyers within the meaning of the Consumer Protection Act. The judgment is delivered by the National Forum. Can any one give citation reference of this judgment?
Bindu
21 January 2009 at 10:02
My client is an 80 years old man, he has got lot many properties and monies, however his health does not permit him to look after his investments.Therfore, he takes assistance from 2 girls-one as share analyst and one accountant and asks them to invest in Shares for himself only , for which he has got 3pcs at his residence. Here it can be noted that he is using his resience only for residential purpose. But my client received a notice u/s 126(1) of Electricity Act 2003, from BEST(supplier of electricity in mumbai) alleging that electricity is used for commercial purpose and therefore they issued a show cause notice stating their intention to change tariff from residential to commercial.we have replied their notice and explained them above fact that he is using his residence for residential purpose only and not commercial purpose as the investment is done solely of his investments and thereby no commercial activity is carried out.I need a suitable judgement which can support my above contention-pls guide me with the citation.Thanx,BinduAdvocateÂ
KODAKKAL SHIVAPRASAD
21 January 2009 at 09:18
My one of the friend was serving with an NGO of disabled persons, this is not running under any government grant, donations, but running only the membership of of disabled persons.About 20 years back, district administration has granted some 7.50 acres of vacant land to this NGO to set up Vacational Rehabilitation projects, but due to high politics the then office bearers could not able to set up the project and got the land idle, due to this the entire land was taken back by the district administration and the proper records was not available with that NGO. Meanwhile one of the disabled member made an application in the name of GENERAL SECRETARY of the association [Present General Secretary was only new to this NGO as he serving general secretary for the past 4 yEARS] under RTI act along with Rs.10/- postal order to produce the documents of aforesaid land alloted to that NGO during 20 years back.
Please ascertain whether the innosent General Secretary should bound to reply that RTI application and what is the procedure to return back that postal order submitted to NGO.
KODAKKAL
mehul dave
19 January 2009 at 08:24
i have lodged a complaint in the court under sec 138 of the negotiable instrument act before 6 years. till the date accused is not appearing in the court so i submitted an application for bailable warrant. the same was granted. i fear that the policemen will not serve the warrant and the same will return unserved. i know that the accused is awailable at the same address. my question is that can i call a policeman in the court for showing cause why the warrant was not served even though the accused is residing at the given address and how? under what section? what other remedy is awailable to me for to secure the presence of the accused in the court? what actions i can take against such policemen who does not respect law and does not obey the order of the court just for the sake of few money? thank you v. much
Shweta
18 January 2009 at 22:49
Please could you forward me a termination letter which specify , the person has been terminated because of less work in company
Thanks
Shweta
Kamlesh soni
18 January 2009 at 16:31
Respected Sir,
In our area one majistrate never do a work without curruption. u must have to give money for stay, or any work. What can do as an advocate?After getting money he will decide to give the judgement. how we control it sir?
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unclaimed moveable properpty
Sir
what procedure police have to adopt departmentally and judiciallly when police seized/recovered any unclaimed moveable property under section 25 of punjab police act in Haryana also tell me what process have to adopt by owner of the such property to get his property back,recovered u/s 25 by police.Thanks