Anonymous
08 December 2010 at 17:04
just want to know that can a partnership firm get registered in two states of india. if yes plz mail me any case laws or any order of high court or supreme court
Pal
08 December 2010 at 15:26
IN THE COURT OF ASST CITY CIVIL AT MADRAS
SUMMARY SUIT NO. .....OF 2010
IDBI Bank
..................
.................. ..plaintiff
versus
My Self ....Defedant
Whereas the above named has instituted a suit against you under XXXVII of the code of civil procedure 1908, for Rs. 96,380/- and interest you are hereby summoned to cause an appearance to be entered for you, within ten days from the service hereof in default where the plaintiff will be entitled after the expiration of said period of ten days to obtain a decreee for any sum not exceeding the sum of Rs.96,380/- and the sum Rs.96,380/- for costs, together with such interest if any as the court may order.
If you cause an appearance to be entered for you, the plaintiff will thereafter serve uponyou a summons for judgement at the hearing of which you will be entitled to move the court for leave to defend the suit.
Leave to defend my be obtained if you satisfy the court affidavit or otherwise that here is defence to the suit on the merits or that it is resonable that you should be allowed to defend.
Given under my hand the seal of the court this ........ day of 2010
Counsel for Plaintiff Judge
N.J. MISHRA
08 December 2010 at 14:30
please members suggest me,
that our is the ship managment company having its head office at singapore and having its liasoning office at Mumbai, chennai, kolkata, delhi, chandigarh, kochi, dehradun, pune and patna. we recruit seafarers for the ships and manages the same. once the seafarer is appointed for the ship he executes the employment contract. all the contract are executed in Mumbai only. there is one clause in the said contract that "by signing this contract you (seafarer) also agree to singapore law governing all mattres arising from thsi contract (except compensation for death or injury covered by these terms) and all claims are subject to the jurisdiction of the court of Singapore". so can the company file a civil suit for recovery in india even though the agreement was signed in india.
Member (Account Deleted)
08 December 2010 at 14:25
My dear Esteemed Colleagues:
I want to know and understand if one can conduct a Eviction Suit if he is a witness to the Tenancy Agreement.
Actually, my mother (Landlady) executed a Tenancy Agreement with one of our tenants, wherein I signed as one of the witnesses...
Hence, is it permissible for me to conduct such a case?
Anonymous
08 December 2010 at 13:01
what is the pecuniary juridisction of mumbai city civil court?
Anonymous
08 December 2010 at 13:00
what is the pecuniary juridisction of mumbai city civil court?
RS Dudani
08 December 2010 at 11:47
Can a respondent appear in person in a property suit in India. What are the provisions in this regard.
Thanks
Anonymous
07 December 2010 at 21:19
Dear Sir,
I am working on adhoc basis in Organisation.Recently during the proceedings of case for selection process, the employer has terminated my service without serving me the copy of order.
Thereafter, I move to CAT
The CAT has stayed the termination and issued notices to the Respondent employer
Whether I should approach the employer that his verbal order of termination has been stayed and he should allow me to join duty or he will have to inform me by proper correspondence?
If he does not allow me to join duty whether the Contempt petition against him will be maintainable under the law?
Regards
confidential2777
07 December 2010 at 20:36
you can give application to the Hon'ble Court for measurment of land but you have to declare before the court that you are ready and willing to pay the cost of measurement of land.
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Medical Certificate before a will..
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My father is a Parkinson Disease patient and cannot sign but will execute a will by a thumb impression .
I was advised by this esteemed forum that i should get a medical certificate on such lines -
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My ques. are -
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