Anonymous
13 December 2010 at 10:55
Usually, only the trial court can collect and document evidence but under some special circumstances, the high court can do so. What are they?
Anonymous
11 December 2010 at 11:41
Sir,
Jammu University/ in its Syndicate decission taken in Sep 2005, that degrees/ Diplomas done through Distance mode after 2005 other than IGNOU/DOEACC is not recognised by it. On the same grounds J&K Service Selection Board has issued the notification for appointments of Teachers/ Account Assistants and other posts. It also implemented the decision of in toto.
My point is, I have done Masters degree though Pondicherry University in 2007. It is a renowned Central University, estb. under HRD and UGC Act and providing number of degrees through distance mode.
Now if I want to apply for the same my degree would not considered.
Kindly advise whether Jammu University/ J&K Govt. can refuse to entertain my degree. How come they took such decision by their own. Did they have any authority given by HRD Ministry/ UGC to take such decision.
Please suggest the way out.
Regards
Jagbir
sakshi
10 December 2010 at 19:20
what is probate? what is the relevancy with will??
Q2. under which section suit for specific performance if filed?
Anonymous
09 December 2010 at 19:05
it is a moot court problem on article 370 of constitution. the problem is like this:
the stat of J&K accedes to indian union & its relations with the union were supposed to be regulated by article 37o of the indian constitution. Article 370 provided that if any other part of the constitution of india has to be extended to the state if J&K it has to be done by the President of India by a Presidential order with the concurrence of the state; & the state defined within Article 370 is government of J&K acting on behest of Constituent Assembly of the state. the constituent assembly of the state was dissolved in 1957 and was substituted by state legislative assembly. despite dissolution of the constituent assembly various provisions of indian constitution continued to be extended to the state of J&K.
the petitioner, MR A, challenges the validity of these extensions on the ground that the state assembly while giving concurrence to the extensions acted beyond its jurisdiction as the state legislative assembly is not and cannot be a substitute for constituent assembly. So, the petitioner wants that the court should quash all the extensions made after the dissolution of the J&K constituent assembly.
saju sathyadevan
09 December 2010 at 13:14
My client has two proprietorship firm namely M/s STL and M/s STI. In STL he himself is the proprietor whereas in STI his son is proprietor. My question is that TDS u/s 194C on Labour Charges is deducted by STL in F.Y. 2009-10 is to be deposited in Govt. A/c. But while filling the challan form instead of STL it was wrongly written as STI and thus the TDS was deposited by STI. After revealing the mistake STL deposited the TDS amount. Now how could M/s STI get back the TDS amount of F.Y. 2009-10.
Prem Jumani
08 December 2010 at 12:02
Dear Sir,
My Grand parent is known by two names one is official and other is unofficial the problem arised now is the in the Bank accounts the name that is appearing is unofficial name & the manager is claming to prove the same by way of an affidavit.
I would really appriciate if any one can send me an affidavit format stating that the person was named by two names.
Anonymous
07 December 2010 at 06:10
I have just completed my LLB and want to prepare for judiciary. Please guide me for the whole procedure. Thanks
AISH
06 December 2010 at 23:57
Dear sir,
I am astudent of class XI and will be moving to class XII in a few months. I would be giving CLAT 2012 and my wish is to enter in one of the top 5 national law universities.which books should i refer to now? is coaching useful in class XII- correspondence course or classroom coaching?
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