Anonymous
23 January 2012 at 00:04
Hi, IM Sameer.Recently, IBPS conducted written a test for the probationary officers ,the score card issued by which is being accepted by 19 public sector banks.The score card is valid for 1 year. Banks come up with their own advertisements with seperate eligibility criteria.I applied in the general category for the written test as my OBC cert. was under process.But now I got the OBC cert. and I wish to apply in response to the individual bank ads in the OBC category.But my scorecard shows general category.Also the Banks are saying that, we get basic information about the candidates from the IBPS server, if they can change it, the banks have no problem.I requested the IBPS to change my category, but they refused straightaway. Is there any legal way out Sirs ?
Anonymous
22 January 2012 at 15:41
Dear Sirs,
I have been helped always by your suggestions whenever I needed. I don't have any legal background from my family or from anywhere else. I am just frustrated how will I start my career in practice as I have a passion in legal practice. I don't want to do any job on this fied. So please suggest or give reference of some senior lawyers in kolkata whom you know otherwise I am getting so much frustrations with the time as it is going on. Please sir.
Anonymous
21 January 2012 at 16:42
Dear Sir,
I want to know that the procedural laws as well as general laws regarding suit for recovery, possession and declaration?
Anonymous
21 January 2012 at 15:16
Deear Sir,
I want to know in detail about Suit for recovery, possession and declaration
Anonymous
19 January 2012 at 15:40
hiiii all of you
this is vikram gupta from haryana i have just completed my graduation(B.com from kuk) and now i want to start L.L.B with M.com but i am confused from which university i should go for study. i have asked to many person but they told me it does not make any difference from which university you prefer for L.L.b now finally i selected Dr. B.R Ambedkar university Agra.plz suggest me what i should do????
M.Susairaj
19 January 2012 at 13:09
Dear Sir/Madam
I wrote the supplementary examination of the academic year 2008-2009 conducted in February 2010 . I graduated and received my certificate for the same on the 17 th April 2010 before the resolution date ( 30 April 2010) of BCI making compulsory to write AIBE.As I graduated before the date of resolution and before the examination of the academic year 2009-2010.I am in doubt whether I should write the exam or not.
Kindly advice me on this.
Yours truly
Susairaj.M
Aashish
18 January 2012 at 15:16
correct me if this is wrong
In case of dividend...
"it is said that the dividend can be declared out of profits and never out of "capital".."
here what does capital means.. is capital means capital reserve...???
so the above staement can be reproduced as dividend can be declared out of profits and free reserve and never out of capital reserve which is set aside for any specific purpose...is this correct and consistent with above statement....
Aashish
18 January 2012 at 15:12
what is the meaning of shares with differential voting rights....?????
can this be example:
ordinary equity shares having one share one vote
and
equity shares with differential voting rights may have one vote for two shares...
Aashish
18 January 2012 at 15:06
It is said a private company which a subsidiary of public company is a public company.
Than is it that when a private company becomes a subsidiary of public company, the private company is required to increase its number of members from 2 to 7. Directors are required to increase from 2 to 3....?????
If the answer is negative because of the reason that the private company is a separate legal entity than what is reason that other provisions which are applicable to a public company are made applicable to a private company....???????
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