Abhijeet
13 March 2013 at 19:11
whether faxing is considered a proper and valid mode of communication under any LAW?
Facts:-
there is a cancellation of a contract by X through faxing a document saying that he is not able to fulfill the requirements as stipulated in the contract.
Now the other party sues him saying that he has not followed a valid method of cancelling a contract on time and due to this act of X the other party has suffered some losses in his business.
Now X defends his part by saying that the document which was faxed reached the office of the other party on time and this is in fact true.
CA Ayush Agrawal
13 March 2013 at 17:38
one case is filed by food & drug inspector upon small shopkeeper.
its almost 4 years has been completed, he is going to hearing regularly and just doing sign and coming.
now, since shopkeeper age is of retirement, shopkeeper shupdown his business and planning to relocate to city where his son is employed.
now can he relocate and whenever hearing will be there, he have to come or what?
since its too far, every time he have to come ?
what shopekeeper can do in this regard.?
many have said that it will take 10-15 years to settle ur case, so in old age how he will manage everytime to come ?
any provision in this regard in our indian law ?
Sachin Khemani
13 March 2013 at 07:57
In context to Share Trading and F&O Trading Can record of telephonic conversation/ and other recording treated as evidence. Trading has been done without authorisation of client and on No. of occassions he was told to stop that(Verbally). Also he has been misguiding the client by giving false information about the holding which has been recorded by the client.
Ritesh
13 March 2013 at 05:04
Hi, I need to know the procedure of filing a case in Gurgaon counsumer court. What will be the fee and how much time will the case take to close. Will I need a lawyer or I can adress the case myself.. Also if someone can tell me the whether the consumer court is the the mini secretariat complex of Gurgaon.
Thank you.
Manoj
12 March 2013 at 22:56
Hi to all,
My brother had taken an over draft from a regional Bank in 2004 against LIC Policies in which I stood as a guarantor. The account was neither renewed nor any transction was done from 2007. We stopped paying LIC premium from 2011. During 2011 the Money back of LIC was direcly paid to bank by LIC. Further the LIC Policy is going to mature in this month only. Now, the bank comes to us for the recovery of the overdraft amount along with interest.
My questions are whether Bank can recover the overdraft amount as this is a time barred debt ?
Can I recover the LIC policies which is pledged with bank ?
jimmy
12 March 2013 at 21:24
My brother had taken a loan from a nationalized bank in Mumbai. The bank had mortgaged his residential house as a collateral security against that loan, the house was not on brother's name but on his mother's name.Now he's suffering through cancer and hospitalized and has little chance to get back to his business. In this case, if he files for bankruptcy, can he save his house from being auctioned by the bank? How can he come out of the loans using bankruptcy route?
Kindly advice as early as poss.
Regards
Akhil
12 March 2013 at 00:02
Hi..
I joined in a company which is far away from my home town.. it was given in offer letter that they will give a relocation amount of 15000 INR after 3 months and if I resign within 1 year they will recover it from my final settlement.. but I'm not liking this job.. I'm planning to quit the job.. if i quit this job will it create a legal problem? will i have to pay this amount from my pocket? please reply
rohit jaiswal
11 March 2013 at 20:13
My client is manufacturer and seller of Oxygen gas for medical and industrial purpose. He sold many Oxygen cylinders to a hospital at different times on different orders and computerized bills (tax invoice) were raised by my clients accountant but the purchaser has neither paid its consideration amount nor returned empty cylinders. I sent him a legal notice and demanded money as well as empty cylinders but purchaser denied it. Now my client has no other document except those computerized bills(tax invoice). I want to know that what is evidentiary of those Computerized bills(tax invoice)and whether it will be sufficient if supported by oral evidence ?
Trivedi Advocate
11 March 2013 at 12:22
Are contract "Recitals" legally binding terms?
Please provide me any apex court judgement regarding the same.
Regards,
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