Member (Account Deleted)
08 October 2010 at 15:59
Whether the Service Inam lands are transferable or not.Pls explain in detail as early as possible
Anonymous
08 October 2010 at 10:29
One legal notice is received by me. I have replied all questions. His client is advocate by profession. I am not in wrong foot, this much i am sure. I can not put my hard money for this type of activities and simultaneously, in case he files case against me i also want him to expose. How i proceed on that time.
Anonymous
08 October 2010 at 10:22
Mr. X is applying for a Personal Loan of Rs. 150000, and his younger brother (Mr.Y) is giving the gurantee for such loan to the bank.
So how far Mr. Y is liable for the debt if Mr. X is not paying the Installment in time intentionally.
What should do Mr. Y before giving the Gurantee as he have to give the Gurantee because of Family Pressure.
k.balasubramanian
07 October 2010 at 22:52
IN AIR 2008 Delhi page 75 it is stated that sec 35 hasbeen amebded in 2006 to the effect that an in sufficiently stamped promissory note is admissable in evidnce on payment of duty and penalty. is it a central or state amendment if so let me have the text of the amendment
Harsh
07 October 2010 at 19:39
If Any relative filed compensation claim on behalf of minors orphans(whose both Mom and dad expired in Accident) for compensation of death of their parents though they are not legal guardian of minors.And minors are being taken care by their legal guardian(me). Doing this they tried to garb property.And even they filed injured claim of minors mentioning wrong information of their medical condition and wrong amount of total expenditure though they are not spent that amount (minors where injured in same accident)
In what section they are punishable under this act of grabbing property of minors without taking care of them and though they are not legal guardian of children
Anonymous
07 October 2010 at 18:06
Will the service inam lands are transferable in Andhra Pradesh(rayalseema)? Please explain in detail.
Avinash
07 October 2010 at 15:03
Dear Sir,
I have been residing in DDA residential flat. I have submitted complaint of auto repairing work shop in residential flat to Delhi Pollution Control Board. DPCB, environmental engineer inspected the flat & found engage in same nature of work in above said flat. Thereafter, accordantly inspection report along with complaint forwarded to Commissioner of Industries office, for course of action. Commissioner of Industries office has also inspected the flat & find same. Accordingly, Commissioner of Industries office has letter forwarded to Concerned S.D.M. for appropriate/ sealing action.
Is SDM having power to neglect the sealing action forwarded by Commissioner of Industries office because SDM deliberately taking favors of auto repair work shop owner. Work shop owner is having high link with MLA of area & many administrative officers. Whilst, u/s 133 crpc same SDM has dismissed the case on ground that case is not public nuisance. It’s a private nuisance.
Pl. advice what S.D.M. will do?
Regards,
Avinash Vats
Adv. K. Anil lal
07 October 2010 at 13:56
My client who was Auto Rickshaw driver met with a motor accident and as a result his one eye sight lost. Medical Board assessed permanent disability of 30%(percentage).Mean while the validity of his driving license got expired due to the non-renewal of badge for driving transport vehicle. Whether he can get renewed the driving license or not?
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eviction of tenant on ground he as acquired another shop (sufficeient accomodation)
In haryana and punjab rent act.
My tenant has acquired a shop in same locality and 3 times bigger with right of roof.
He is a tenant on a petty rent of rs. 300.00 per month.
Can the tenant be evicted on this ground as now the treatment of commercial and residencial property is same. As per haryana rent act the tenant can be evicted if during tenancy he as acquired sufficient accomodatation where he can easily shift the business.
Kindly help me with citation from high court or supreme court.