Anonymous
21 March 2010 at 03:53
I booked 3 plots in two projects of a builder/developer in NCR region.
Builder/developer did not get the land from authorities/government. So the projects could not take off at all.
Builder/developer did not refund the money initially. Later cheques were issued which bounced. So far no complaint has been filed and I am trying verbally to get the money. But no progress.
* What's the quickest course of action to get the refund?
* Should I file case in consumer court or criminal court or both or any other court? Which one is quickest?
* DO I need to file complaint with police first?
* What's the process in general for such matters?
sunil bhassin
21 March 2010 at 02:23
pls answer my query.. partnership deed at will of 4 partners having partnership firm.. only 1 partner dissolves the firm by written notice to other partners and news paper notice. very same day 2 of the partners make a fresh partnership deed of 2 partners and mention other 2 have withdrawn and inform the registrar of firms that we are the only 2 partners and the registrar reconstitutes the firm and issues new form A mentioning 2 partners "cease to exsist" how can a firm dissolved be reconstituted by the registrar without the dissolution deed .. can the registrar be made party to a suit for the mistake he has made and be told by the court to cancel the certificate of reconstituted firm. and how do we go about.. and wht procedure should we follow can there be criminal case be made on the 2 partners who made the new deed
pls reply its most most urgent
Alok Motan
21 March 2010 at 00:41
hey there... i have filed an injunction suit against two parties out of which one is an unregistered firm and have no clue (whether partnership or not)and other one is a pvt ltd. co., my question is against the first firm...how to make it a party as it is neither a juristic person nor a natural person. i dont know abt the wherebouts of the owners/partners...
how to deal with it please suggest....ASAP
Anonymous
21 March 2010 at 00:26
I am little bit confuse that icici is a private company or public company.icici is a private bank or public bank. private company can not issue shares to the public.
Stupid Common Man
20 March 2010 at 22:47
Hello,
I am from Bangalore. I am a Team Leader in an MNC. I was promoted a year back and till now I have not got my pay hike which was promised to me in 3-6 months. Some of the other co-workers have been given the hike. I would like to file a case on My Manager and my Ops Manager for more clarity and also to make sure there is written guideline amended and bound after the Court of Law directs these companies to do the same for future employees. I am very disappointed to report that good, honest and hardworking people exploited every day.
rajvinder singh
20 March 2010 at 22:45
sir my query is that i filed the complain of 138 ni act using poa of some person.the service has been effected. the accused has been admitted on bail.now the case is listed for complainant evidence.i want that the person who is the attorney should not be examined again.the real complainant be examined and xxxxexamined by the accused.
what should i do for this purpose.
whether i should move an application to file fresh affidavit on the behalf of complainant or record his statement in the court.
how can i remove the attorney and can bring the real complainant on judicial file
Pankaj Maheshwari
20 March 2010 at 22:26
The cheque amt of rs. 500/- has been returned by union bank of india even though the balance in the Saving Account was amt rs. 40000/-
So which is law is applicable to this case as I have filed the case in the consumer court
Kindly request to guide
...
Amish
20 March 2010 at 22:18
Respected Sir ,
our bank has got cleared one cheque amounting to Rs. 1279100.00 by fully overdrafting our cc limit & now issue us notice under scstion 13(2)of SERAFESI ACT.we have replied to this notice.now tell us the opinion what we have to do as the notice time given to bank is over & bank hasn't replied us to the same.
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Law of limitation to get back property usurped by brother
I am an Indian Christian currently living in Mumbai, Maharashtra. My father died intestate in 1980. I went to America in 1985. In 1990, during my absence, my brother sold my father's property without my knowledge by claiming that he is the only son to a Buyer. When I came back to India in 2010 for good, I became aware of this illegal deed of my brother committed in 1990. The current market value of this property is Rs. 60 lakhs.
1) To recover my share in the property, can I file a complaint against my brother, the Buyer and the Witnesses to the Sale Deed today i.e. 20 years after the fraud was committed by my brother.
2) What is the Law of Limitation for filing a complaint against own brother for selling immovable property of intestate Christian father? (I have come to know that my brother had submitted a wrong genealogical family tree omitting my name and had also advertised in the newspaper before selling this property).
3) If the Buyer was unaware of this fraud, can I still recover my share in this property from the Buyer?
Please give your learned advice urgently. Thank you.