pornimashah
22 July 2008 at 10:20
Hi All,
My husband has deposited a cheque of Rs. 2,500/- in Bank of Baroda Opera House, Mumbai branch on 07/02/2008 drawn on SBI, Mahad, Dist - Raigad PIN - 402301, distancing abt 150 km from Opera House. But till date that cheque is not cleared. Officer from Bank of Baroda, Opera House told us that they have sent the cheque fro clearing on 08/02/2008 & now they can not do anything, we have to enquire abt this in SBI Mahad Branch.
We enquire abt this in SBI Mahad also but there wasn't good reply.
Wat can we do now? Is there any provision for clearing of outstation cheques. Can anyone pls provide me related information.
Thanks in Anticipation.
vinod bansal
19 July 2008 at 22:06
Sir
i am tenant in a house & electricity meter is in the name of landlord,i m using electricity & paying bills.unfortunetly my meter was removed by the electricity deptt. in default of payment & i cleared my bill & make a request to restore my meter but now elec.deptt. is saying that they cannot restore meter without consent & written request of the landlord,my landlord wants to dispossessed me from his house thats why he is not giving his consent,what remady i can avail,can i move to consumer court being user of electricity..plz enlighten me
P.Balasubramaniam
19 July 2008 at 19:16
Dear Friends,
Can any one inform me the details of a good training centeres/addresses for legal out sourcing and providing job placements for aspiring advocates in Tamil Nadu or specifically in Coimbatore
Sunanda A V
19 July 2008 at 13:33
Hi
I am looking for online jobs in Legal field.I have 2 and 1/2 Years of experience in Civil Law Practise.My academics is LLM.,PGDHRM.
Kindly guide me on the same.
K P Sendil Kumar
19 July 2008 at 12:12
My father is a senior citizen aged about 80 years. His pension account is held at SBI in Dindigul – Main branch. Due to his health conditions, presently he is staying with me in Chennai.
He was in need of a DD to close a Jewel Lone availed by my diseased mother. As he is staying in Chennai, I called SBI help line 1800-180-1290 to check whether it is possible to draw a DD at a non-home location with a withdrawal slip. The executive who answered my call replied that it is possible to draw a DD at a non-home location through withdrawal slip subject to a maximum of Rs.50,000/- per day.
Based on the information, we (I and my father) approached SBI’s Mylapore, Chennai branch and forwarded a DD request form along with a withdrawal slip for Rs.44,000/-. The employee at the counter informed us that it is not possible to issue DD at non-bank branch through withdrawal slip and insisted on a cheque. As my father has not opted for an account with cheque operation, he did not have any cheque with him. I informed the same to the clerk and she referred me to the Branch Manager who told me the same. I requested him to give it in writing and he refused to do so.
Hence, I approached the Assistant General Manager who was available in the branch and insisted on giving the reason for turning down my request, in writing. Then she referred me to the BM, and finally the BM gave in writing that "withdrawal not permitted at non-home location with withdrawal slip." In the note, he had added another reason as “passbook not given.” When I told him that he never asked for the passbook and shown my father’s passbook to him. Then he struck-off the second reason, counter signed the note and gave it back to me.
At this juncture, I would like to know whether it is possible or not, to draw a DD, for a sum of Rs.44,000/-, at a non-home branch – Mylapore, Chennai – through a withdrawal slip in SBI.
I also asked them for any other possibility of drawing a DD and was told that none available.
Sachin Agrawal
17 July 2008 at 18:59
I shall be greatful if anyone provides the format of affadavit for Change of Name.
kritika
16 July 2008 at 22:47
The query is bit out of the blue!but really wanted to get very clear on this issuse. I wanted to know on what basis ART 21 and Sec 9 of the Hindu Marriage act can be compared keeping in mind the judicial trend.???????
amit kumar choubey
16 July 2008 at 21:10
Respected All,
You might think that the qustion I am going to put is irrelevant. But in day today life everybody would have faced such situation.
On many occasions some shopkeepers refuse to accept 50 paise coin, which is illegal in every aspect. One cannot refuse to accept the same.
My query is whether the person refusing to accept shall be liable for any punishment or not? If yes, then under what provision.
With Regards,
AmitChoubey
amit kumar choubey
16 July 2008 at 21:09
Respected All,
You might think that the qustion I am going to put is irrelevant. But in day today life everybody would have faced such situation.
On many occasions some shopkeepers refuse to accept 50 paise coin, which is illegal in every aspect. One cannot refuse to accept the same.
My query is whether the person refusing to accept shall be liable for any punishment or not? If yes, then under what provision.
With Regards,
AmitChoubey
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