Govind
04 May 2010 at 21:50
Sir / Madam,
Can a Builder sell the terrace area as a private terrace garden to the prospective buyer of an apartment which is just below the terrace and in that case what shall be the cost of the same.
Jibanananda Goswami
04 May 2010 at 21:10
Can anyone have a Post Graduate degree (from regular or open university) or diploma without having graduation? as reff: please read the news http://www.hindu.com/2009/02/27/stories/2009022755171300.htm
If that PG is valid, then is it of same status with graduate + PG?
If the PG is invalid without graduation, and the student acquire a graduation after completing any such PG, will it have value?
Anonymous
04 May 2010 at 20:45
on 17thday of april 2010, at 1958 hours , an injection of rhogam 300 mg was given to the infant BY MISTAKE . The doctor prescribed the injection for the mother and delegated the assignment to the nurse is writing
“ give rhogam 300 mg if kid blood group is positive”.
Nurse blindly followed and without reconfirming with the doctor gave the injection to the infant.
as a result the infant suffered with such a severe jaundice that she had to be in nursery for 6 days, had to go through 4 blood exchange transfusion? the bilirubin level crossed 26.
i am not looking for a compensation but what i want from them is:
• unconditional health assurance
• accecptance of the mistake
• I want them to take it as there responsibility and ensure best medical treatment to the infant regularly to avoid any future complication.
please advise
Anonymous
04 May 2010 at 20:41
i am been blessed with a daughter. but a big blunder happened in the hospital, because of the communication error between the doctor and the nurse a wrong injection was given to the infant.
the infant went through the tough time so do we. their was 4 exchange blood transfusions done and suffered from major jaundice and the bilirubin level reached 26.
she looks ok but doctors themselves are not sure about the future.
please advise what should be the course of action
mridul
04 May 2010 at 20:03
My grandmother had purchased a property through a registered conveyance deed.My grandfather had already expired before a will was made by my grandmother.She had made a WILL in favour of me and my brother.This will has been witnessed by my father and his sister who are the only legal heirs of my grandmother. The will is unregistered for the last 15 years.We applied in MCD Delhi and got mutation letter in our names. should we do any other deed so that legally the property becomes in our names, as MCD says that this mutation letter is for property tax etc only ?
manoj r. dubey
04 May 2010 at 20:01
i have query weather a FIR copy is required at the time of filing a case in MACT tribunal. i have only got inquest panchnama and no FIR copy. whether there is any limitation in filing a case in MACT. reply soon
Anonymous
04 May 2010 at 19:36
All the shareholders are mandatorily to be invited for AGM wherein balance-sheet is to be produced for approval. But if I have never been invited, which could be the consequences ? How should I react to this lack ? ( I want just point out that I am a foiregner shareholder and I don't live in India,but I'm present in the company by travelling everytime I'm requested to )
Thank you once more
Peter
Anonymous
04 May 2010 at 19:29
Dear Lawyers,
I wanted to understand regarding a unique situation wherein a person A owed person B Rs 600000.
A gave the cheques amounting to same amount to B.
A then made an agreement and settled the outstanding with B at Rs 300000 and it was paid in cash in four instalments and at the end of it A got a receipt signed by B of the same amount and also stating that B would return the earlier agreement on stamp paper and all the six cheques.
But B didnt return the same and now B has suddenly gone ahead and deposited three cheques amounting to Rs 200000 in A's account which have bounced as there wasnt sufficient balance in the account.
Now what are the legal remedies available to A in the view that B has deliberately got the cheques bounced to harass A and take him to court.
Kindly suggest the legal remedies available to A.
Thanks for your valuable inputs and precious time.
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