advmarcela
08 January 2015 at 17:39
Respected Sir/ Madam
I have completed LLB and practicing since 5 years. Which is the other course I can pursue and in which area of law?
Thanks and regards
Adv. M. Mesta
advmarcela
08 January 2015 at 17:30
Respected Sir/Madam
I am intending to join Royal Foods as their Legal adviser. Which are the Acts that i am supposed to refer?
Thanks and regards
Adv. M. Mesta
ranjeet pandey
07 January 2015 at 18:07
I Want to register a co operative society in dist. varanasi state Uttar Pradesh
I want to know the following
1) Bye laws sample
2) office address to contact for registration
3) Contact no. if any office bearer who help
me for registratiom
4) Any person who help me for these
assignment if he want i will pay for it
HELLO ALL,
I REQUIRED IN URGENT BASIS OF LBT RATES & DUE DATES OF FILING LBT RETURN AND ALSO APLLICABILTY FOR HALF YEARLY AND YEALRY RETURN IN VVMC FOR FY-2014-15, PLEASE PROVIDE ME THIS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
THANKS
REGARDS,
SUJEET KORI
abhishek dubey
07 January 2015 at 12:13
The spouse of a female employee has asked for her salary detail.he has asked info for some legal dispute between him and his wife.should the application be rejected?upon rejectin can he apply again citing change of circumstances?
Kuppan.K.S
06 January 2015 at 19:37
Whether a PSU employee can be terminated consequent upon conviction by lower court, pending appeal at High court?
SAPNA KANNAIDAS
06 January 2015 at 12:07
Dear friends,
A husband sent a brand new television to her expecting wife at her maternal house as a surprise gift through a leading courier company. While booking, the consignor was advised by the courier company to not only declare the contents and value of the consignment (Rs. 35,000) but also attach a copy of the invoice with the consignment. At the time of delivery, the consignee was asked to pay octroi charges of Rs. 2500 as it was a state to state transport (Bangalore to Mumbai). The courier boy refused to be present while opening the pack. On opening the pack it was fount that the panel of the TV was completely damaged in transit.
When a complaint was made to the company regarding the damaged consignment, they sent their representative to investigate who confirmed that the damage has taken place due to negligence in transit and sent a mail confirming the same. However, they are now defending that since the consignment was not insured their liability is limited to Rs. 5000/-. The booking staff never informed the consignee about insuring the consignment.
After several email correspondences and telephonic conversation, the company does not seem to budge and co-operate in compensating the consumer.
Pls advise on the suitable action to be taken against the company to recover the cost of the product and compensation for the trouble and distress caused.
Regards,
Sapna
Asha Patwa
06 January 2015 at 10:48
Recently a book is purchased from an online book seller in India.The online book seller sells the books of foreign book seller also.Buyer was charged approx Rs.5000/- but the book which is received shows printed price 18 US dollar and as per invoice which is sent with the book shows price 11 US dollar.
What can be done as per Indian Laws as the online book seller doing theirs business in India ???????
Pradeep Nandlal Dave
05 January 2015 at 15:22
My friend owns a flat in 1st floor of the Co-op.Scty.as a residential flat.
He wants to Purchase a car and wants to
Company for Hire having Car No.plate in Yellow color as Private vehicle.
For this he wants Society consent for the 'Gumasta Licence', but Society is refusing.So what can be done.
Professional Advice
Respected Sir/ Madam
Please may you advice me if there is any criteria for setting up an advocate's office?
Thanks and regards
Adv. M. Mesta