Arun Bhatia
17 May 2008 at 18:41
Can the plaintiff or defendants can resile from the facts stated by them in Plaint or written statements
Arun Bhatia
17 May 2008 at 17:53
Can the Plaintiff or defendents resiled from the facts stated in the Plaint or in pleadings? Answer with latest case law support.
R. Brizmohan Singh
17 May 2008 at 14:35
Suit was filed on the basis of a pronote in which only amount was filled and signed by the promisor. Before filing the suit, the plaintiff filled up all the blank columns including that of Interest. Section 20 of the NI Act protects the promisee and permits him to fill up the blank columns. Is the blank in Rate of Interest Column is protected in the same fashion as in my opinion it is a different contract and is not so protected.Please offer your expert comments with due legal reasons. Can you quote a Supreme Court Judgement on the point?
parikshit rajvaidya
17 May 2008 at 12:31
What will b the court fee where an applicant is asking for partition,declaration and possession of agriculture land situated in M.P.
pls suggest relevent judgment on O/7 R/11 (under valueation &court fee)
Ashish M
17 May 2008 at 10:14
I m having a mobile connection from Vodafone services for the last three years.
The problem with their service is that at any point of time during a day, their connection goes off no matter whether i m somewhere in the basement or on the upper floor. due to which incoming call hinder.
And after certain minutes, their comes a message from the company that i hve so and so missed call and if i want to know i hve to send a message costing Rs.3 per message.
i want to know why customer has to bear for the faulty service or connection of the company. if the company's frequency hinders sometimes, we left deprived of any important call we need to hve access to.
on one hand, the company's connection is faulty and on the other, consumer have to pay for that. isn't their any legal help i can have.
i talked with my friends and they also hve same problem but they nvr come forward. they are better spending Rs.3 than lot of money and time in lenghthy proceedings...pls help....
Monish Nilwant
17 May 2008 at 07:25
what is the difference between a co-operative bank and a nationalised bank.
M.A.T.Ganesan
16 May 2008 at 22:14
is there any difference between 'burden of proof' and 'onus of proof ?
Bharat Gala
16 May 2008 at 17:31
I have the query with regards to the jurisdiction of the court.
I have my office in Mumbai.I was contacted by a sales executive of one Publisher who has his office in New Mumbai and HO in chandigarh. Now due to payment dispute he has file a civil case in the Chandigadh civil court. I have not met any person from Chandigarh and Business card given by the sales executive has New Mumbai office address. Can I ask that the Chandigadh Court has no jurisdiction?or can i get the case transferred to Mumbai Court? Pls. advice me.
parikshit rajvaidya
16 May 2008 at 14:54
pls provide me high court or suprime court's judgement under Motor Accident claim act on the following point
whether a woman get claim of her husbands death ? if she has got married during the pendency of claim case in the trail court ?
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