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neeraj   12 June 2009 at 17:16

the witness was not examined

can i go to high court as the diciplinary authority did not follow the principles of natural justice he evaded to examine the witness and issued order under service rule central govt. i have made appeal to the appellate authority but i want to know whether i can go to high court for necessary remand back for reexamination of the witnesses.I remember the hon sc has accepted the PIL to accept the case even if the case is pending with appellate authority.

sushil tagaliya   12 June 2009 at 12:20

Settlement of credit card

Sir,
I want to make settlement with icici bank in respect of credit card payment the bank give me following settlemet letter i want to know whether the letter is proper so that i would not have face any legal precedding in future i will be thank full if your godself suggest me any other things in this regard.

Date : 11/06/2009 Ref : ICNO1DEL/062009/9328/2

Private & Confidential

Santosh Kumar Jha
Shanti Construction P ltd
S2 Gate No-1 Badli Ind. Area-1
Delhi

Sub : Settlement of dues on ICICI Bank Credit Card Account # 4477468607818007

Dear Sir/Madam:
This refers to your discussion with the representative of the bank.

In View of the exceptional circumstances as explained by you, we confirm the acceptance of Rs.27,000/- (Twenty Seven Thousand Only) in 2 (two) monthly installments as full & final settlement on the above mentioned card account by cash/cheque.

REPAYMENT PLAN 1st instalment of Rs. 13500 payable on 14/06/2009 , (cash)
2nd instalment of Rs. 13500 payable on 07/07/2009

The above full & final settlement is being granted on a one-time basis without setting any precedent and timely payment is essence of this settlement offered to you.

Should any cheque issued after the date of settlement letter be dishonoured or amount of any installment is not paid within aforesaid due dates, the above settlement would stand null & void, and you would be liable to pay the entire revised outstanding as per the current status.

This communication is expressly in reference to the above card account only and is strictly confidential.

Yours Faithfully,
For ICICI Bank Ltd


Authorized Signatory Received & Accepted
(Vineet Tangri ) (Santosh Kumar Jha)
Dated : ____/___/___

Jainodin shaikh   12 June 2009 at 06:13

Needed a caselaw (2005) 1 SCC 705

I am in urgent need of fallowing caselaw of Supreme Court
(2005) 1 SCC 705
ATMARAM PROPERTIES LTD vs. FEDERAL MOTORS LTD
unfortunatly I am not having the SCC so please help me if you have this caselaw; post (plz send it also at: jainodin@gmail.com) in .doc or .pdf format.
Thanks in advance!

Suresh M N   10 June 2009 at 18:26

Need advise to get the partition deed without future problem

The property is in mother's name(4 brothers, 2 portion and 4 homes, not equal) and it is not divided and there is no WILL also done. Now mother want's to register 1 portion (ground, first & 2nd floor)to 2 brothers. What steps can be taken(which deed)to do the registration which will not create any problem in future.

Urvashi Saumya   10 June 2009 at 09:38

Trust - Legal Entity

As the trust is a legal entity, has been defined under which provision?

Gopal Krishna Behera   10 June 2009 at 06:40

Jurisprudence, Legal Theory.

What is rule of law 'Actio personalis mortur cum persona'?

Ladhu Ram Chowdhary   09 June 2009 at 18:35

o.26 r.9 c.p.c.

Second commission-can be appointed to more details and it is not necessary to set asid the previous commission report.

Urvashi Saumya   09 June 2009 at 18:04

Partnership Firm - Legal Entity

Wheather Partnership Firm is a separate legal entity?

Urvashi Saumya   09 June 2009 at 18:01

Trust - Legal Entity

Wheather Trust is a separate legal entity like company and societies?

Gopal Krishna Behera   09 June 2009 at 06:56

Legal Theory - Vicarious Liability.

Is the principle of vicarious liability applicable to criminal law?