krishna kumar singh
02 April 2010 at 14:02
under what provision of the code of criminal procedure,1973, the plea for discharge of a juvenile be filed
Anonymous
02 April 2010 at 13:59
Can a Bank refuse to pay a cheque if the payee column is filled as EB arrears for the month which is irrelevant to the banker along with the payee's name. Any case laws on this issue ?
Case related to Section 111A of Companies Act 1956 for illegal transfer of shares. Complainant filed the case with CMM U/s 406 420 and petetion with CLB. Now complainant agree to withdraw the proceedings what kind of draft should be required?
Dear Friends
In Maharashtra , a company failed to pay electricity dues, which were in dispute then, to Maharashtra State Electricity Board(MSEB).
In 2006, the company lost civil suit filed against it by the MSEB to recover the dues in a concern district court. The company could not settle the issue with Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Ltd, (MSEDL) a legal successor of MSEB.
MSEDL has now applied in the same district court for court decree to acquire the company property.
A private sector bank, in which I have joined as employee on contract terms, has provided credit facilities to the company secured by mortgaged of its entire fixed assets and by hypothecation of its current assets. All directors of the company have also given their personal guarantee to the bank.
In the matter, as a banker I would like to know the following points.
1. Whether MESB dues being a statutory Govt. Body, in this case will be treated by the district court as Govt. dues and recovered as land revenue arrears.
2. In that case what will be position of the bank security?
3. While giving electricity connection, the MSEB had taken some amount of security deposit which already has been adjusted. None of the directors has given personal guarantee to the MSEB. Still can MSEDL take possession of their property?
4. Though the company is not financially sound, it is serving bank loan properly for which many time company directors pumped in large fund in it. Whether court will direct us to stop the company operation and dispose of its property jointly with MSEDL.
I shall be grateful if you advice me, preferably by quoting specific court cases or at least legal provisions
barun deka
02 April 2010 at 13:23
plaintiff who claims to be in constructive possession through a tenant has to examine the tenant to prove his forceful dispossession. any decisions regarding that?
Anonymous
02 April 2010 at 12:24
Please confirm that effective Sept 2003, Section 28 Hindu Marriage Act provides limitation of 90 days instead of 30 days for filing of an appeal under the act.
dr.nasim kumar
02 April 2010 at 12:03
PLEASE CAN YOU GIVE ME THE SUPREME COURT RULING OR TELL ME ITS REFERENCE ON IT WHICH IS ABOUT CANCELLATION OF MAINTAINENCE OF WIFE IF THE RESTITUTION OF CONJUGAL RIGHT IS DECIDED IN HUSBANDS FAVOUR.PLEASE GIVE ME .
Anonymous
02 April 2010 at 11:24
My father had left beind (along with other things) two houses (same building) when he died without leaving any will. A brother and a sister of mine have occupied them without my permission, in spite of my telling them I need the one of them. I have filed a court case for my share of the properties. Meanwhile the house which was occiped by a tenant has left and my sister has occupied it. If I need to go there is it ok forme to goand stay in the same house? Or do I need permission of my sister/brother to share the house? I am not in good terms with them. Can I take the help of police to enter the house? Or do I need a court order to do it?
Thank you
Meena
mahendrakumar
02 April 2010 at 10:44
what are the stages of trial in a consumer court at district forum after submission of complaint?
Help On Cyber Law
Respected members,
I am a student of Cyber Law
i want full text of the Judgment of Dekhi High Court. namely
SMC Pneumatics (India) Pvt. Ltd. vs. Jogesh Kwatra being suit no. 1279/2001
judgment passed in march 2005.
please help me as early as possible
my id is
AnantBajadMhk@gmail.com