Sarina
11 March 2013 at 20:19
Hi,
My friend got married in 2007 and her husband’s passport has her name as Nikita Supriya Dsouza, but now she have changed her name to Surpiya Dsouza. Her old passport before marriage shows her name as Supriya Sharma (which is active till 2016), she had added Nikita due to some personal reasons. Now her husband has got an abroad opportunity and he cannot reissue his passport as he has to travel immediately. Can she use her old passport by name of Supriya Sharma to travel with him what are the documents required. Her Pan/Adhar card has her name as Supriya Dsouza except her husband’s passport all have her name as Supriya Dsouza. Please advice as she wants to travel with him.
deepak garg
11 March 2013 at 16:10
Dear sir
i have filed eviction petition against tenant under section 14 (1)(e) drc act for requirement of tenanted shop which is situated in tri nagar.so that i can start my pvc pipe trading/business shop.
Earlier i was doing the business of manufacturing of pvc pipes from my premises at bawana.
However ,unfortunately the said manufacturing business had to be closed on account of various constraints and due to heavy losses.
In leave to defend tenant had mentioned that the said business of manufacturing of pvc in doing good.
I dont have any proof to show that i have closed the business of manufacturing of pvc pipes.
Tenant also not submitted any documents to proof it.
will it have any adverse affect on the case
Mamferns
11 March 2013 at 14:40
I applied for a School Leaving Certificate for my father who attended school 50 years back. However the school wasnt able to recover his school records since they dont have any. I dont have any documents from my end too.
In such a case can I submit an affidavit to the school with all the details of my father attending that school in those years and based on it request the school authorities to issue me a School Leaving Certificate?
Thanks.
Praveen
11 March 2013 at 11:53
I have purchased mobile through online for gift purpose and address was supplied of gift recipient not mine but the company has supplied recycled one. I visited to Police station they told me that is was deficiency in service hence no FIR but it was clearcut cheating for implicating IPC420. Then My lawyer issued notice to the address which was mentioned in the site but it was returned back with remarks "Unclaimed". Now my lawyer is saying that we have to file the suit in Consumer Court at company's jurisdiction i.e Noida. I am from Karnataka. How to get the justice in the case.
kavksatyanarayana
11 March 2013 at 11:41
sirs/madams
namase. it is in academic interest. who is the authority to destroy the abesolate court fee stamps lying from a long period?
gyanprakash
10 March 2013 at 17:12
Whether Rule 444C of UP Cooperative Societies Rule 1968 envisages the initiation of a proceeding by a member of housing cooperative society whose name has, mischievously, neither brought in the provisional voters list later on adopted as such in the final Voter list
Mamferns
10 March 2013 at 13:36
I need to correct my mothers Date of Birth on her passport. Below are the sequence of events.
- Passport was applied in the year 2001 and proof of DOB was the ration card copy(Passport Offices were accepting RATION CARD copies as proof of DOB during this period).
- Passport was renewed in 2010 with no change in DOB.
- In 2012 took a copy of Birth Certificate from Civil Registrar and realised the DOB on passport was incorrect exactly by one day.
- Applied for Re-issue of passport with Birth Certificate duly attested as proof.
- Passport Officer demands for another proof of DOB (School Leaving Certificate)
- Approach school for Leaving Certificate but unable to find records for that year. (No records are available with school for those years).
I'm not sure what should be the next course of action.
-Should I file 2 affidavits stating the correct DOB and unavailability of School Records for School Leaving Certificate and present them to the passport officer.
- My mother was born in Portuguese Goa in 1948 and I have the original Birth Certificate in Portuguese duly translated in English and attested.
Any pointers will be highly appreciated.
kavksatyanarayana
10 March 2013 at 10:12
SIRS/MADAMS
HAPPY MAHA SIVARATRI
a class 3 employee in ap govt. died while in service. at the time of his death he had two wives. The married wife and 5 children(four female & one male)and second wife with a child filed applications separately for pensionary benefits and job. the position stands thus, the employer received a notice that attaching salary of the deceased employee from hon'ble senior civil judge court for a loan from private party.
The employer sought clarification regarding payment of pensionary benefits etc..
at this stage, the two wives approached Lok Adalat for pensionary benefits etc....
The hon'ble court ordered on mutual consent of parties, to provide job and 1/2(half)pension to the married wife., and 1/2(half) pension with gratuity in full to the 2nd wife. The court orders were received by the employer.
now whether the employer follow the orders of Lok Adalat or the pensionary benefits be submitted to the senior civil judge court.
the Government pleader opined that under sec.60 of cpc pensionary benefits shall not be attached except leave salary, arrear salary, earned leave salary.
under the above, please advise:
can the employer follow the orders of Lok adalat?.i.e. giving job +1/2 share pension to the married wife and gratuity+1/2 share pension to the 2nd wife.
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Commutation value of pension on conclusion of judicial proceedings where exonerated from charges
A government servant of A.P was retired from service on 31-05-2003 on superannuation and governed by APRPRs 1980 and AP Civil pensions *commutations Rules 1944. .As on the date of retirement No charge are pending. As usual pension proposals were submitted to the concerned authorities and on verification of the same the AG AP arrived the retirement benefits like pension, Gratuity and commutation value of pension and necessary entries were made in the Service Register. As arrived by the AG and entries made in the SR the commutation value of pension is arrived as Rs.3.26.352/- as per the commutation table existed as on the date of retirement taking the age of 59 years as detailed under
Commutation value of pension _2600*12*10.46- Rs.3.26.352/-
Before releasing the above said commutation value the ACB authorities have Registered a case of Disproportionate assets u/S13.1.e of PC Act 1988 after three months of retirement ie, on 23-08-2003. For this reason the retirement benefits which were already arrived are withheld and provisional pension paid as per the provisions of Rule 52 of APRPRs 1980.
The ACB authorities filed charge sheet in the court of Spl Judge for SPE and ACB cases in the year 2007 and the same was disposed in the year 2011 aquitting from thek offence said to have been committed. On conclusion of the Juditial proceedings the Govt. have issued orders dropping further action in the matter and directed the concerned authorities to pay the retirement benefits due to be paid. On conclusion of judicial proceedings the individual has not applied for commutation value of pension and the AG, authorized the commutation amount basing on the original application filed at the time of retirement only and released the pension , Gratuity, and commutation value of pension and the same were paid in the month of April 2012. But while authorising the retirement benefits in the month of march 2012 the AG AP authorized to pay the commutation value of Rs.2.31.848/- instead of 3,26,352/- basing on the revised table of commutation which came into effect from 01-02-2010 as per GO.Ms No.100 Finance _pensions1 Dept Dt.06-04-2010 taking the loaded age of 67 years as under.
CVP -Rs.2600/- * 1200/-*7.431 =_Rs.231848 Thus there is a difference of CVP of Rs.94000/-.
Please kindly clarify which commutation table and loaded age to be taken to arrive the commutation value of pension on conclusion of judicial proceedings initiated after retirement and where exonerated from all charges.