Dhanalakshmi
31 March 2014 at 18:47
1) Can a resident of Chennai dump cow dunk in his own house terrace?
2) can't a resident of chennai use fire wood for cooking food in front of his own house?
3) My client constructed compound wall. that area is congested one and its was a narrow road. its an residential area. Slum clearance board allotted individual plot to my client. He wants court order for Not park vehicles adjacent to his compound wall.
4) can I file suit for injunction restraining neighbours parking adjacent to compound wall?
5) can I file suit against political parties who affix political posters without the consent of the house owners?
Anonymous
31 March 2014 at 11:09
My frnd booked in 1300 tabelt of phonotil . how much need custody for bail in ndps act 22/61/85 in punjab .Is the ndps act different law in different state .How many phonotil tablet commercial in ndps act in punjab
Mehar Afshan Ibrahim
31 March 2014 at 09:34
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Mehar Afshan Ibrahim
31 March 2014 at 08:31
WISHING THE LCI,LCI ADMIN,EXPERTs and ALL MEMBERS OF LCI A HAPPY UGADHI The TELUGU NEW YEARS DAY
Vijay Kumar
30 March 2014 at 22:16
Just read Mr.Sureshbabu's article, wherein it has been suggested
"A official circular should be issued to all police stations directing the personnel to give due respect to the Advocates who come to police station for professional work."
1. What kind of work an Advocate could have at a Police Station?
2. Here, in our State Punjab, we Advocate never go to police Station.It is the duty of the client to provide to the Advocate copy of FIR or other documents.
sk..........
30 March 2014 at 14:37
I completed degree but have lost all certificates I have no Xerox ,now
I want to join l.l.b course can I produce tenth certificate and join for a 5 year course.
if there any harm if I give tenth though I passed degree.
e form
30 March 2014 at 13:49
what is procedure of Change Name? In Maharashtra.
RAJIV SINGH
29 March 2014 at 15:30
lost birth certificate of my 11 yr son.my son having a passport in which details are available. Is there any need in future for birth certificate, if it is, then i can give affidavit in lieu of birth certificate or showing birth details in passport is sufficient.Pl advice.
Mitesh
29 March 2014 at 13:32
Dear Madam / Sir,
One of my client has recently came to know that its Private Banker has been charging a heavy premium on the Forward Contract booked.
It was identified that bank has charged more than 120 paise (in place of 2-10 paise) as bank's margin for booking forward contracts.
On its complain, bank has taken safe guard that they have given their verbal approval and signed contract notes. So bank is not liable for anything.
However, client was uneducated of the forward transactions and relied on good-faith to the bank.
Can my client sue bank on the ground of unethical/unfair practice? What is the forum and steps to be taken to charge bank so that it can recover its amount.
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Rti -second appeal
Dear Sir,
I made an RTI application to PWD Rampur, UP. I did n't get the satisfactory response. then I filed first appeal with the higher authority on 20th Nov. 2013. I got no response till date against my first appeal from the fiest appellate authoriy. But on 20th Fe, 2014 I got the same res[onse from the PWD department to whom I filed RTI originally.But the answer is sama and I am not satisfied.
What remedy lies now/
can I file straight away secnd appeal and to whom the seocnd will lie. I think its' state commission.Is there any limitaion .
Please provide your views. its. an urgent issue.
Thanks and regards
P.C. Joshi