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Hukum Singh   19 June 2013 at 23:57

Formalities

What legal formalities are needed for changing a criminal lawyer?

pushpakrishna   19 June 2013 at 21:25

Complaint aganist police

dear experts,
a station officer filed a final report regarding a FIR stating it is a false.but the SHO very well know that there is a crime U/s 420 of IPC.and firstly he satisfied that there is a crime and assured that he will do justice to the complainant.but latter GOD ONLY KNOWS why he sent a final report stating as false. can the complaint file complaint against the station officer to his higher officials or to the Human Rights Commission. if the police not doing justice (by taking bribe or from the influenced of course we can not prove some times)to a common man how people believe to get the justice from the police.kindly advice.

Naziya   19 June 2013 at 15:37

Affirmation

dear sir can u tell me where would i get address of executive magistrate for affirmation of affidavit of passport or who affirms this affidavit

NOTTAM VENKATASAMY   18 June 2013 at 21:39

Human rights act

I WANT TO FILE A CASE AGAINST SOME POLICE OFFICER SO I WANT THE FILING PROCEDURE AND JURISDICTION FORMAT.

INDIAN   18 June 2013 at 21:26

RTI information

Respected Experts , Can I get the some informations thru RTI of a govt employee 1) Income tax return copy from income tax department for 5me Years by sending the PAN no. 2) Retirement funds given to the employee from his employer

Simmi   18 June 2013 at 17:25

Suggestions

Statements given by my bhabhi, her relatives makes prima facie 498a.

What if our relatives, neighbors give statements against them? Will that not create doubt in the mind of judge that FIR is false?

What is the value of both sides relatives statements? Relatives always favor their own relatives.

Ravikanth Kontham   18 June 2013 at 12:38

Correction in birth certificate of my son

How can I change my Wife's name and also correct the spelling of my Son's name in his Birth Certificate(now his age is 9yrs) which was wrongly mentioned?

Harish Mishra   18 June 2013 at 12:04

Regarding arbitration

Hi

i am attending a person in an Arbitration matter of Nse the client has opened an trading A/c with a Broker and deposited around 4.75 lakhs rs through chreque and around 3 lakhs rs stock transffered in his DMat A/c after that one day client realise that his balance and shares are not matching in the a/c broker did not respond about his query then he came to me and i made a complaint in SEBI thereafter Nse made some paper available in that papers most of the loss occurred in future and options segment the main thing is i am mentioning below:
1 the mail id in the kyc is given is pertaining to the relative of client
2.all the contract notes has been sent on the mail id
3.the contact no is mention in kyc is pertaining to relative
4in the kyc no authority letter given by client
5.client did not get any physical contract notes
6.client has received only a/c opening kit
7.broker confirmed the trade with his relative
8. first hearing has been completed by Sole Arbitrator
9. asking for a Affidavit that this mail id is not belongs to the client so should it give or not?
10.our main objection is that client did not get any contract note and his voice is not present in the recording nor broker confirmed a single trade on his mobile


What step we should opt on the second hearing? Please suggest

Ram Sowrya   18 June 2013 at 09:12

Problem with owner for tenant

We are tenants of newly constructed by landlord.

Through a broker we approached the landlord. The owner said 24 hours of water available(Bore and Muncipal Water) and demanded for a rent of Rs 10,500/ rent per month.
According to the local survey only 9000/- is the rate of that area and house.

As we don’t want to face any need water problem. We agreed (orally no agreement ) for the rent of 2BHK on the first floor.

After two days he started asking us that we are using more water than needed and asked to dump the water with buckets from the tank (which is on the ground floor ) and take it up.

Now he started saying that he cant put bore for us. As it will burn for the heat.
If you(we the tenants) still want to continue to stay here, dump the water with buckets from the tank (which is on the ground floor ) and take it up, as said earlier.

This is the third week for us in that house.

Solution:
Legal notice can help in this regard
Directly file a case.

Please advice

Kishor Mehta   17 June 2013 at 23:24

Repairs in rented flat

Sir/Madam,

I am a tenant of a residential flat in Mumbai. The flat needs immediate repairs to be tenantable;

The major complaints are:

1] Almost all the tiles of the drawing room have broken and come off, the razor sharp edges of the tiles have made it difficult to move about freely and the members of my family have been injured due to it. Further because of the uneven level of the tiles the main door of the flat can not be opened or closed with ease, thus putting our safety in jeopardy. New tiles are required to be installed in the drawing room and kitchen.

2] Cracks have appeared in the plaster work of the pillars and beams in the flat requiring immediate repairs.

3] The plaster of the ceilings in the kitchen, and in one of the bed-rooms, appear to have been weakened and sagged, and may come off anytime without warning and may injure some members of my family. Water leaks in the common wall between the kitchen and bed-room and the wall always remains moist. This common wall needs immediate repairing and plastering.

4] There are several other necessary minor repairs that need urgent attention. More over there may be incidental painting and electrical wiring work to be carried out after the necessary plastering and repairing work is carried out.

I have written to MCGM and they have replied that MCGM permission is not necessary for tenantable repairs.

I have written to the landlord twice in the matter for his written permission and also informed him that I am prepared to bear the total cost of the repairs, however the landlord has not replied. It appears that he will not give me written permission for the repairs. I hasten to inform that my rents are paid in full.

What is the legal option in the matter? What should I do? Pray help.

Kishor Mehta