vijay kumar mane
24 December 2012 at 22:51
Thank you so much for such a valuable advice what is the fist step should i take know.I even dont know under which act my lawyer had file a case.
Ashvani Sharma
24 December 2012 at 21:54
I am in a trouble.I have given a case to a Lawyer in Supreme court and he demand a fee of fifty five thousand. i have given him a cash of 20 thousand at the time of sign of Vakalatnama. and he ask a cheque of rest payment on the same day and said that this is as a security and when i'll pay them cash before the date in court he'll return it.i have given him a cheque of 35 thousand at the same day but before the case date i have given him a cash of 35 thousand and ask the cheque return.he said that he'll give me tomorrow. and on the date of court when i ask that i am also want to come in court at the time of hearing he said that this is not nesessary. and my caplication has been rejected by court.the lawyer has given me the all papers related to m y case but not my cheque. now he sent a legal notice to me for the cheque returning and bouncing. however there is no any fee pending from my side ... plz tell me what can i do now because that lawyer is harrsingme. plz help me and tell me what i have to do because he is saying that i have no any avidance of cash payment but he has the avidance of cheque return.
Pranav Anand
24 December 2012 at 20:05
Hello sir,
We are opening a small catering business in Bangalore. We'll not prepare food but will just arrange from restaurants and will deliver to parties. Is there any license required for this kind on online business? Is food license required because we'll purchase food with restaurants who already have license. Please let me know in detail about the legal requirements for this sort of Business.
Thanks in Advance...
Pavani Bayyana
24 December 2012 at 18:46
Esteemed members,
I am an individual and had lent some money to one of my friend at a rate of 3% per month. The high rate has been opted because, he was in need of money on a emergency basis and to serve his need I have borrowed from another person at a rate of 2.5% from one of my friend, keeping 0.5% as my margin.
I would like to know whether charging an abnormal interest rate of 3% per month(i.e. 36% per annum) would amount to any violations of any of the money lending acts or any other acts or constitution etc.
I hope Money lending act is not applicable to me as I am not a money lender and also I am not lending money on a regular basis and this was only one of a rare lending transaction by me.
Appreciate if you quote relevant provisions of law for better understanding.
Mahendra
20 December 2012 at 18:44
Dear Sir,
I have just passed out LLB and and got sanad
Pls advice me to reply to advocate notice which is as under
the notice says
that the client of advocate is MSEDCL and notice is for recovery bill.
1) one bill period is of december 2000 & the other is jan 2009 hence its too old
what should i write as an advocate regarding clause of limitation for reply to the notice of an advocate
Thanks in advance
vinodh
20 December 2012 at 15:58
Hi sirs,
Street vendors are business people who sell their wares in the open air rather than in a shop or store...So a street vendor must obtain a business license in order to sell to the general public in Tamilnadu ,is required ?
I need full information on this.I am eager to sell some home-based items in chennai.& it can be moved to other tamilnadu cities.
Kindly help on this ?
Saurabh Kumar Singh
20 December 2012 at 10:57
Dear Experts,
we are A ltd company supplied goods to B ltd company for the amount of Rs. 3.5 Cr. Now the B company is not willing to pay so we have initiated some legal actions against the B comapany. Our Sr. Management telling us :-
1. to write to B company Banker's
2. to write letter to CIBIL against B company
3. to file case against B company declared dividend.
Kindly suggest shall we go with query 1 & 2. if we have to file case against B company for declared divident suggest the appropriate court.
KAMLESH KUKREJA
20 December 2012 at 01:21
a partnership firm consisting of 4 partners(A,B,C,D). a is a managing partner and 3 others visit in office only once in month to review the operations of firm.
suppose B have met with an accident and got injured such that he will not never be able to attend the office. my question is Can C file the suit for dissolution u/s 44 of indian partnership act,1932 as in point b of section it is stated that "a partner, other than the partner suing, has become in any way permanently incapable of performing his duties as partner" even though B is not managing Partner
KAMLESH KUKREJA
19 December 2012 at 17:08
there are 3 partners in a firm, they all together admitted a minor z for the benefits of the firm, on 28.03.2012 he have attained majority and on 04.04.2012 take a loan of Rs:-6 lakh from bank. and on 24.06.2012 the firm is dissolved. Z says that he is not liable for loan amount as he was admitted when he was minor and after attaining the majority he have not given any public notice that he have elected to become a partner and still as on 24.06.2012 period of 6 months is not expired
is Z liable for the debt incurred on 04.04.2012?
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