Ramakrushna Padhy
25 January 2014 at 02:11
dear my seniors,
one of my client, is staying at govt. quarter, as a rent basis with mutually, consent of to whom the quarter has been allotted,after one and half year, the house owner, created problem,and telling to leave the quarter,my client have one month baby, and difficult to fiend a rent house in this present situation , because he has new born baby,he need pay more attention to his baby.
but the house owner dis connect the electricity connection,of the house with out any information, and after someday, he complained at local police station regarding non leaving the quarter, police has called to my client to police station, but my client is not gone to police station,at the time of staying in this house, the quarter owner taken advance Rs.20000/- and given a hand receipt,but not mention as an advance.except this receipt, there no other prove, but mediator ready to support as witness,police is calling again and again, please, help and suggest what will I do, how handle this situation, and what is the legal procedure. please sugest, its urgent.
thanks & regards
Ramakrushna Padhy
Practitioner
sk..........
24 January 2014 at 18:59
In apartment I have a allotted carpark as I do not have car I would like to rent the space for parking to outsider who is not a resident of this apt.
1- can I give to rent ,is it legal.
how to file an appeal against a Judgement passed by Assam State Human Rights Commission?
Suraj
23 January 2014 at 18:41
Complete facts are as follows: -
i). agreement between service provider and contractor.
ii). service provider is based in India.
iii). contractor is based in UAE.
iv). governing law - UAE.
v). Services hv already been provided to the contractor but the contractor has not paid the monies due and payable to the service provider.
Query: -
Other than dispute resolution by way of arbitration and jurisdiction, is there any other mode or mechanism by which the service provider can obtain recovery of his unpaid dues?
Suraj
23 January 2014 at 17:35
Agreement between an Indian entity ("service provider") and a
Dubai based company ("contractor"), where the governing law is Dubai.
In view of the above agreement, we have the following queries: -
1). How can the service provider recover its unpaid fees for services provided to the contractor both (i.e.) through litigation and otherwise.
2). How can the service provider deal with ipr and indemnity claims, considering dubai as the place of jurisdiction?
sa7124
23 January 2014 at 11:47
APPSC, civil service examination how many times a person can attempt the exam?
if a person applied for APPSC examination for another post like Panchayat Secretary. now weather the attempts for civil service will reduce.
or for every exam conducted by APPSC attempts will be different for every exam.
please suggest me iam confuse.
fm
23 January 2014 at 10:57
in our society in mumbai the builder has sold one part of the terrace front side to the flat owner and the other back side to left open step can one take can we file case on secretary for not taking action
Mohan
23 January 2014 at 08:04
PLS send me following citations. Thanks in advance:
1) v l BHANU Kumar vs. DEGA sundara Rama reddy
2) Fakir Chand pvt ltd vs. .....
Expecting ur help
Regards
Sale of machinery
Sir,
I have machinery worth 10 crores against Bank Finance. As the unit was in loss I decided to sell the machinery. One prospective buyer approached me and we agreed for a sale price of 3 crores. I had asked for an advance of 15%. However, they paid me 20 lakhs for which I issued an advance stamp receipt. They promised to give the balance money in a weeks time along with the balance of 15% which they didn't do till date. In the meantime I got another buyer who has agreed to pay 4 crores. I am yet receive any advance from them. I am refunding the entire 20 lakhs to the first buyer. I do not know how they would respond. Can anyone help me with the legal issues and whether my position is correct?
Thanks in advance.