shivraj
15 March 2009 at 22:08
Whether civil court has a right to entertain the co-operative matters?
If yes so Please give me the recent judgments relating to the jurisdiction of civil court about co-operative matters Thank you.
SANDEEP GOYAL
15 March 2009 at 10:22
Power of attorney is given by a foreign company situate in Dubai to a person who belongs to another country. Now the aforesaid company want to purchase/sale property in India through its power of attorney holder. But the aforesaid company and the person don't have any office/ residence in India. original POA is given from Dubai office.Can I get registered this POA in India. Please refer me sec. of POA act, 1882 and relevant case law.
And if Company has its office in India but the person doesn't???
vinod bansal
14 March 2009 at 20:54
Sir
Occupents in a private car in third party a policy if received injury than if insurence co. is liable to compensate in MACT.Plz advise. Thanks
skkutty
14 March 2009 at 15:45
i purchased a house on auction under the
SRFAESI ACT.in the registered document conveying the property to me it is stated by the authorised officer that there is no charge or attachment on the
property.after conveyance in the backdocuments given by the bank there is an EC which shows court attachment before the date fo conveyance but after em by bank and it is not vacated.what is my remedy.can i sue the bank for cheating.
Sanjeev Mohan
14 March 2009 at 05:45
Sir,
Is there any ruling to the effect that a document which is requiered by law to be registered, but is not registered; cannot be looked into by the court even for collateral purposes?
Shyam Ji Srivastava
13 March 2009 at 21:57
Dear Members,
A nationalised Bank entered into a agreement with private body for security guards. remuneration of unarmed guards was fixed Rs. 3775/ per month per guards and Rs.7134/ was fixed for armed guards. the person who has signed the agreement manupulated and received payment Rs. 7134/- for unarmed guards from four branches up to 4 months. the bank stopped the payment and also denyed to operate the accounts of the person who has signed agreement. He has filed Civil Suit for Injunction against bank.
whether bank can claim refund of excess payment through counter claim or through fresh suit. suggest immediately
Shyam Ji Srivastava
13 March 2009 at 21:56
Dear Members,
A nationalised Bank entered into a agreement with private body for security guards. remuneration of unarmed guards was fixed Rs. 3775/ per month per guards and Rs.7134/ was fixed for armed guards. the person who has signed the agreement manupulated and received payment Rs. 7134/- for unarmed guards from four branches up to 4 months. the bank stopped the payment and also denyed to operate the accounts of the person who has signed agreement. He has filed Civil Suit for Injunction against bank.
whether bank can claim refund of excess payment through counter claim or through fresh suit. suggest immediately
Shyam Ji Srivastava
13 March 2009 at 21:55
Dear Members,
A nationalised Bank entered into a agreement with private body for security guards. remuneration of unarmed guards was fixed Rs. 3775/ per month per guards and Rs.7134/ was fixed for armed guards. the person who has signed the agreement manupulated and received payment Rs. 7134/- for unarmed guards from four branches up to 4 months. the bank stopped the payment and also denyed to operate the accounts of the person who has signed agreement. He has filed Civil Suit for Injunction against bank.
whether bank can claim refund of excess payment through counter claim or through fresh suit. suggest immediately
advocate satya
13 March 2009 at 13:32
hi
i want to know if time limit to file a suit is there also there is provision of condonation of delay, if the civil suit for recovery of money is filed after limitation period and condonation of delay is accepted by the court what is the remedy i mean if bank file case after limitation period and the court condone the delay what the customer will do in any matter of loan or credit cards e.t.c
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