Rohit Arora
30 January 2014 at 00:02
Sir , I hv bought a LED . I given the model no of ONIDA LED tv to my known from where I m buying the electronics goods all the times. The cost of Onida asked from other shop was 25000. My known shopkeeper was not a dealer of Onida but he asked me that he will arrange for the same @ less price. He took the money of 9000 and for rest he swipe my bajaj card and filled the form and taken my sign on that along with a blank cancelled cheque for ECS of EMI to bajaj finance. On delivery I found that it was a 3 D of Videocon and I approached to shop for wrong item delivery . He asked me to watch for some days I am arranging the said ONIDA LED. 2 day after I got a confirmation call of buying Philips LED finance. I again appriched to shop and he told me that this is our internal with bajaj so no worry abt that. Now after 20 days I am unable to get my selected LED. Now I come to know that the 3D whixh is sent to me is costing me 38000. By which my budget is disturbed. Now dealer is asking that he will not change as he has sent all formalities to Bajaj finance and on good faith I hv signed all papers. Kindly advise me how I can come out from this trap . If I will stop the bajaj EMI then I will become defaulter for all banks . Can i apprpach to Bajaj that wrong information is given to him. Kindly advise me how I can get my selected LED legaly.
supriya sharma
27 January 2014 at 22:35
Sir/Ma'am,
I want to know that whether for registration of public charitable trust the property is necessary or not? and if it is necessary what would be the minimum amount of property required? I mean to say is it necessary have a land/building type property?
And please tell me the whole procedure?
jeevan deshpande
26 January 2014 at 15:22
hon sir, with due respect i want to ask my question. recently sexual harshament law is enforced in india but relating to womens we find that womens still not ready to come out for complaints, somewhere there is pressure on mind and unable to spoke against harshment. as a citizen can i prepare quentionery campain in society specialy in industrial zone for working womens and ask them about any harshment. my intention is to provide womens information and there rights. which precaution i have to take, pl guide me.
VINAY KUMAR RUNIJHA
25 January 2014 at 08:24
This is regarding one of the ADB funded project wherein the General Conditions of Contract as per FIDIC apply.The bids are to be invited on item rate tender basis.
Clause 12.3 (a)(iv) states that:
"However, a new rate or price shall be appropriate for an item of work if:
(a) (i) the measured quantity of the item is changed by more than 25% from
the quantity of this item in the Bill of Quantities or other Schedule,
(ii) this change in quantity multiplied by such specified rate for this item
exceeds 0.25% of the Accepted Contract Amount,
(iii) this change in quantity directly changes the Cost per unit quantity of this
item by more than 1%, and
(iv) this item is not specified in the Contract as a “fixed rate item”;
The employer with the intention of avoiding any payments towards variation in quantities and price adjustment as per clause 13, has stated in the Contract Document: Bid Data Sheet and Contract Data Sheet that the prices quoted by the bidders shall be 'fixed' as stated in (a)(iv) above.
Please clarify if the interpretation of employer in respect to clause 12[ particularly part (a)(iv)] is correct or not.
deepak
24 January 2014 at 12:22
How to apply for semi-closed prepaid wallet license ? and eligibility criteria for the same..?
Rajiv Kaicker
23 January 2014 at 16:50
Is there an overlap of Section 185 0f the Companies Act,2013 and Section 372A of the Companies Act,1956? What is present status?
RANJAN
22 January 2014 at 20:01
If a Redg. pvt. company is in the process of Striking Off, and would like to sale the movable property of the company like vehicles/ car , whats is the procedure.
Can it be sold to any pvt. party or any NOC Legal formalities is required
saroja
22 January 2014 at 15:24
Mr X is a ornament dealer and given his ornament to Mr B to sell the same, Mr B could not able to sell but pledged the same for 50 % of market value, in addition to to pledged money, B also put some more money of his own and made part payment to Mr X.
Now Mr X filed criminal case against B alleging that B is failed to make entire payment nor able to return the ornaments, as per said complaint police recovered the ornaments from banker.
Now, to whom gold has to handed over ?
1. If given to X , B will loose money (paid by him on his own source) and Banker will loose their money
2. If given to B, both X and Banker will loose their money
3. If given to Banker, X & Y will loose
Here, X created valid mortgage to Banker
Please advice
Regards,
Saroja
atul mehta
21 January 2014 at 13:53
i'm a director in a pvt ltd company had taken a loan from canara bank,baroda,Gujarat,for the company Rs. 2.5 Crore had mortgaged my house and a flat of my daughter as third party guarantor.
I failed in repayment after 3 years of dealing with bank,account become NPA and Bank did all the procedures and sold my house and not back the NPA notice amount in full of 2.5 crore.
Now between recovery and NPA classification it took 8 months time. Now bank is demanding Penal interest/Interest/legal expenses amount to Rs. 70 lacs for 8 months otherwise they will sell daughter,s flat.
Bank got the original demand notice amount in full.
Approached many advocates but no body seems knowledgeable and all have different views but no body was confident.
Can you suggest me a way to save my daughter,s flat i'm ready to pay some amount but not the huge amount bank is asking.
I met the manager of bank but he says he is helpless as the flat is mortgaged with them if flat was not there they would have bargained in amount.
Please help.
Best Regards
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