Ahmad Zeeshan
29 June 2010 at 21:24
I am residing in Gurgaon since 2001 and at my current residence for the last 4 years. It is a rented accommodation. I am from UP and do not have a permanent address as the house in UP has been sold. What should be filled in the space for permanent address when applying for passport?
Can I put my current rented residence address as my permanent address also?
Please also quote the relevant law / section so that I may present it before the passport officer in case of any issues.
Anonymous
28 June 2010 at 21:11
Ld counsels,
A writ petition under article 226 is ordered not in my favor and I want to make an appeal against the order on thie wqrit petition.
Under what provision of law can I make the writ appeal before he high court.
Kindly clarify.
rahber
28 June 2010 at 15:27
SIR, ELDER BROTHER X OF A FAMILY ALREADY IN GOVERNMENT JOB.CAN YOUNGER BROTHER Y APPLY FOR THE COMPASSIONATE JOB AFTER THE DEATH OF FATHER (X&Y).PLEASE GIVE SUGGESTION.
tusharcosmic
26 June 2010 at 14:43
Does that mean all the pending cases of general public will be settled within a time frame of 3 years? Or does that mean only the new cases i.e. cases which will be filed after first july 2010 will be judged in coming next 3 years ? Will all types of cases be benefitted or this policy is good for some specific type of cases only? Can I sue Govt. if courts do not settle my cases within time frame of 3 years ?
Anonymous
25 June 2010 at 22:15
Ld counsels,
In a writ case challenging the order of the infomration commission the public authority has not included the information commission as a respondent rather included only me (RTI applicant) as a party.
Now I want to include the IC as a part inthe proceedings. Under what provision of law I can make that petition. I was told that I need to file a Misc Petition (MP) in the same writ proceedings. Is there anything called impleading.
Please clarify.
Baskaran Kanakasabai
25 June 2010 at 01:58
Can anyone cite the example/s of case/s which involve violation of the following section of the constitution of India:
PART III
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
General
14. The State shall not deny to any person equality
before the law or the equal protection of the laws within the
territory of India.
Definition.
Laws inconsistent
with or in
derogation of the
fundamental rights.
Anonymous
24 June 2010 at 10:37
Dear All
I want to know about the legality of the service bond signed by any employee with his employer.The employer is not providing any or any special training to the employee.Whether a service bond signed by an employee wherein it is required to serve a company for at least three years and in case he doesn,t want to continue with the company due to some personal reasonsthen what shouls he do?
Whether the company may file a suit for recovery of money which is rs.1lakh in case of breach of agreement.
Kindly advice and quote some importnat judgements.
Anonymous
21 June 2010 at 21:24
Ld counsels,
An interim stay was granted on the operation of the order of the Informaiton commission. Once the stay has expired can the public authority still deny the information.
What is the rationale behind giving a stay for a very limited period of say 2 weeks. The stay was ordered before the notice motion in teh writ case.
Please clarify the efect of interim stay on the ordered.
Thanks
tusharcosmic
20 June 2010 at 04:19
We go to the courts for justice and they give us next dates of hearing.
Can we ask the Govt. through RTI that under which constitutional law they go on evading justice to its people?
If yes please tell me the procedure in details.
For Legal Fighter-- There's need for speed, but legal system is not a factory
There are too many pending cases, particularly in the district of Mumbai. The number of magistrates is too few to cope with the workload.
The Bombay high court has recently ruled that “there is, therefore, the need to augment the judicial strength in the city of Mumbai… But the legal system is not a factory where production goes on continuously for 24 hours”.
A division bench of justice FI Rebello and justice Amjad Sayed said, “Even if additional posts of judges are sanctioned, other facilities and staff be recruited, there is acute shortage of buildings to house the additional courts and the staff.
“The high court, no doubt, does from time to time propose to the government the need for additional manpower, as also infrastructure. The budgetary provisions made by the state government for the last few years, do show an increase. But, it is not adequate to meet the floodgate of litigation…”
The judges made the observation while hearing a PIL filed by a Bandra-based engineer, Anil Gidwani. They went on to add, “The Maharashtra government has sanctioned evening courts. The high court has started the process of evening courts. Still there is need for more regular courts, as it may not be possible for the same judge to work Monday to Saturday, for long hours. This ultimately is bound to affect the quality of justice.
“Apart from that, if a judge is away from his family for longer hours, then it might affect family relationship. The legal system is not a factory where production goes on continuously for 24 hours.”
Gidwani had filed a PIL in 2009, saying that the judicial system needed to be reformed. After he wasted three years in litigation over an alleged illegal car parking, he moved the high court, asking it to intervene and check the administration of magistrate courts.
Gidwani had raised several grounds, to which the registry of the high court was directed to respond. The petitioner had queried whether a trial for an alleged parking violation should go on for 21 months. The registry replied that it was required that trials be completed at the earliest, having regard to the nature of petty offences, overall pendency of the old and other matters, etc.
The registry also stated that a policy decision has already beentaken regarding transfers of judicial officers every three years. However, there is an exception which allows principal district judge/principal judicial officer to assign/reassign cases to different judicial officers in the interest of justice.
The HC while disposing of the PIL directed Gidwani to file an application under the right to information Act to find out about the guidelines, rules and procedures laid down to deal with the process of lower judiciary.
Source : http://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/report_there-s-need-for-speed-but-legal-system-is-not-a-factory_1388708
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Is not sending RTI applications through post the best way ?
As I have experienced that PIO/APIO offices resist and even deny taking RTI applications because they are well aware that RTI applications are Bombshells which can destroy their own falsehoods,wrong doings and irresponsible behavior.What do you suggest ?