Anonymous
15 August 2010 at 14:30
We had filed a contempt petition in High Court at Mumbai in Nov. 2009 against BMC for not granting permission u/s 499 of BMC Act to the tenants in spite of High Court order on our earlier petion.
Its a known fact that BMC is infested with corruption and is hand in glove with land mafia or builders lobby.
We fail to understand this delay although BMC has accepted having done the contempt.
Pl. guide how to deal with this situation?
Anonymous
15 August 2010 at 13:21
A school had been collecting fee in cash or in demand draft/payorder. Initially the school was collecting the fee & later a bank had deputed staff for few days to collect the fee.
Suddenly the school had changed the system as:
1. fee should be paid only in cash &
2. fee should be paid in the branch of a bank directly by the parents
the query is
a. whether school's stand that fee should be paid only in cash is correct &
b. the bank had rejected to accept fee paid in demand draft saying it will act per the instructions of its customer. Whether this stand of bank is correct. can the bank act on such instructions from its client.
c. are there any RBI instructions or other legal provisions which the bank had violated
d. what are the remedies available
thanks
c. as the bank
pratik
14 August 2010 at 23:51
Defination of Written Statement by the Defendant . Advantages & Disadvantages
Written Statement by the Defendant & Written Statement by the Plantiff in any cases or Affidavit filed by the Defendant or by the Plantiff what will be the major difference which one will be more important in it. Also can any body tell me in which cases a party has a right to file a Written Statement or he has to file complusory Written Statement & the affidavit is not excepteable or not allowed. Also i have heard that when a Written Statement is submitted than affidavit is not required and if the affidavit is submitted than Written Statement is not required i need a hole inforamtion of Written Statement when to file who can file how can objective it what are the court has the powers and the judge has the powers when a Written Statement has been filed at what stage the Written Statement should be filed complusory and if filed is more benefial to the party (in short ever thing about the Written Statement & the affidavit which one is more useful). AS per which section or any case laws the above mentioned info i will get or it says.
Thanks In Advance.
GOD BLESS U ALL.
pratik
14 August 2010 at 23:34
In a criminal case one prosecution witness got hostile. When there was my turn to cross examine,learned magistrate said, "if the witness turns hostile defence has no right to cross examine him, only prosecution has right". I wanted to draw out some more favourable points from this witness by cross examining him, but court objected and directed to show the provision.
Query : 1) I am confused becasue as per me i think prosecution means behind the bars but the abovementioned prosecution is something other pls explain me the term "prosecution " & there rights in civil in criminal cases in any court till supreme court.
2)witness turns hostile defence means what also the meaning of defence in civil & criminal cases & meaning of hostile witness , Unfavourable witness if possible with the help of a example.
Thanks In Advance.
pratik
14 August 2010 at 23:17
1) The police has power to alter or modify the charges which has been mentioned under the chargesheet but the altered or modified charges is to be submitted in the court as per which section.
2) Writ is allowed when no other alternative and appeal is available in law or we can say that the staute says that appeal is not allowed in any matter than we can file a writ ONLY IN THE HIGH COURT as per which section the above mentioned matter says ------ Also judge of any level in civil or criminal cases can say that u cannot appeal after the judgment has been given by me.
3) Can one Judge pass the order and another Judge sign the same order any in any matter whether it may be civil or criminal in any court including the Supreme Court Judge. Also if the judge who was hearing the cases suddenly dies than after the next judge is appointed & than the proceedings are to be heard again or we can say that judge can say restart the case or the begining. The second judge appoint can say that the order passed by the first judge should come to a stand still it should be nullify in case or attachement or penalties becasue the case will be reheard.
4) Sales Tax , Income Tax , Excise , customs or any case relating the tax matter if going under the tribunal or high court than it will be a civil cases which section says this.
Pls tell me the above mentioned query with the section or cases laws pls.
Thanks In Advance.
SAM
14 August 2010 at 21:07
Sir,
One persion by fraud got sale deed of our property from my mother when i am minor on my behalf..Then she filed suit for cancellation of sale deed on my behalf. Then after attaing major,I did not do anything.My mother only fied case.it is more than 12 years, It is still in High court pending.
My asking is Sir,
1)Whther My mother can sell on my behalf my property when my father is alive.i.e Whther my mother can act as guardian when my father is alive.
2)When the dispute is alive ,after getting major what is the status of the sale contract.
3)When the case is filed and is pending,can I file suit for cancelling the sale deed after 20 years of the sale date.
sangeetha
14 August 2010 at 20:32
hi
In case a will is executed by the mother in favour of one son out of her 3 sons is it neccesary to make all sons as party or only the person wo is not evicting. is there any citation to support that non joinder of these parties is not a ground for dismissal of suit.
Anonymous
14 August 2010 at 18:28
A govt. department hires a person for driving and a contract has been executed between them. in contract the condition for termination is one month notice or one month salary in advance but when the department tried to terminate without following condition of contract than that person filed a suit for injunction and a interim order for not terminate him without following conditions of contract was passed by the court. In spite of the TI order the department terminated that person. Now what is relief for that person?
JAGADEESH
14 August 2010 at 17:45
One of my friends family migrated from Orissa - (Sunabeda)to Andhra Pradesh (Vizianagaram ) 18 years ago. In orissa their caste was ST (Kondhu)but after their migration to AP they were certified as Kapu by AP MRO. In this regard, how they can get their original Caste Certificate as ST.
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Defination of Written Statement by the Defendant . Advantages & Disadvantages
Written Statement by the Defendant & Written Statement by the Plantiff in any cases or Affidavit filed by the Defendant or by the Plantiff what will be the major difference which one will be more important in it. Also can any body tell me in which cases a party has a right to file a Written Statement or he has to file complusory Written Statement & the affidavit is not excepteable or not allowed. Also i have heard that when a Written Statement is submitted than affidavit is not required and if the affidavit is submitted than Written Statement is not required i need a hole inforamtion of Written Statement when to file who can file how can objective it what are the court has the powers and the judge has the powers when a Written Statement has been filed at what stage the Written Statement should be filed complusory and if filed is more benefial to the party (in short ever thing about the Written Statement & the affidavit which one is more useful). AS per which section or any case laws the above mentioned info i will get or it says.
Thanks In Advance.
GOD BLESS U ALL.