Anonymous
14 April 2010 at 15:19
Respected Experts,
This is a query in respect of Urban Land Ceiling matter (for short ULC).
I approached the Office of ULC authority and filed a petition under Right to Information Act, as I want to know the status of “a particular survey number in a particular area” about its declaration (ULC cleared land or un-cleared land) since we are in real estate business.
On that, the ULC authorities replied (orally not in writing) that unless my application is supported with documentary evidence ie., ownership documents etc., they wont entertain my application, even if it is filed under R.T.Act. When I insisted the top officials of the concerned, to return my application with an endorsement of the above such reason”, they bluntly refused my request and returned back my application.
As such I issued a Legal Notice on 25-02-2010 through my advocate to the authorities, requesting them to provide the above information as required. But they did not choose to give reply, even though they acknowledged the said notice.
Now what I have to do in this regard.
ansuman
14 April 2010 at 14:31
hlo sir, i am havig a query which is -Suppose there are two partners in a partnership firm ,one of them died .In this case whether the the firm will fully dissolve and can the legal representatives or the successor of the deceased can be a partner or will they have any right to claim for the share.
Parthasarathi Loganathan
14 April 2010 at 14:28
I have coined many technical terminologies on my own over the last 20 years and have been regularly using them for various channels of communication. Since I feel, I can attach proprietorship of such terminologies, phrases and titles what is the correct procedure to get them registered under Copyright and Patent Rights. Of late, I find such terminologies are being deployed for commercial gains leaving me as a mere spectator. Please advise
sanjay deosaria
14 April 2010 at 14:26
we entered into an agreement with the promoters in the year 2000 to buy a flat on a 10 rupee stamp paper. The promoters refused to execute the agreement. we approached the district magistrate and got the agreement adjudicated in the year 2008 and filed a case at the consumer court.Is adjudication a right procedure? Can the collector adjudicate the agreement for sale after 8 years?
sanjay deosaria
14 April 2010 at 14:21
we entered into an agreement with the promoters in the year 2000 to buy a flat on a 10 rupee stamp paper. The promoters refused to execute the agreement. we approached the district magistrate and got the agreement adjudicated in the year 2008 and filed a case at the consumer court.Is adjudication a right procedure? Can the collector adjudicate the agreement for sale after 8 years?
lalitkumar bhandari
14 April 2010 at 14:20
wheteher the decipitevly similer trademark is registered by the registrar under diffrent class amounts to infrigement on Trademark or not?if not suggest judgement
Parthasarathi Loganathan
14 April 2010 at 13:09
Recently Supreme Court has dismissed a PIL petition filed on account of wastage of electricity due to floodlit cricket matches and advised the petitioner that because of day matches 60000 spectators are bunking the offices to watch matches causing much more loss and damage to the state. I want experts to throw light on the case and post opinion on this Judgement.
Priyanka
14 April 2010 at 13:05
Dear Experts,
In my case, our company A has awarded a contract to another company B for construction of Power plant on the premises owned by Company A.
Now the Company A wants to give the part possession of the said premises to Co B for the construction of the Power Plant for a period of 12 months.
Pls advise, whcih legal document needs to be entered bewtween the 2 co's.
Regards
Priyanka
Anonymous
14 April 2010 at 12:35
A commercial Bank had succeeded in getting a decree against a company in the drt.However,it was set aside by drat, thereby, implying that there is no legal demand against the company currently.The bank has immediately given notice under 13(2) securitisation Act asking company to make payment in 60 days irrespective of the drat order.What safegaurds the company can adopt to save itself from the draconian acts of the bank as per law? The bank will also go-ahead under 13(4) and discredit the company by paper publication.
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