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Soma   15 December 2009 at 00:54

Petition under Art. 227 of Constitution

Whether an application under Art. 227 of Constitution can be filed against lower tribunal judgment alone or it should be clubbed with Art.226?
Who shall be the respondents in that case?

Anonymous   14 December 2009 at 23:48

recruitment rule for filling backlog vacancy

hello sir
Respected sir
,myself dr sagar , a veterinary doctor (Maharashtra state veterinary counsil ).I am partialy deaf candidate of open catogory
.In advertisement of Livestock development officer advertisement no-103\2009 (under backlog vacancy )there are 10 seat for physiclly handicap candidate, out of 10 seat, 4 seat for partially deaf.(plz see file attached) as in this backlog seat there was no seat for OPEN. catagory
advertisement given below
Advertisement Number – 103/2009, Item No. 01 File No. 186(1)(2)(42)/7217-SD/XV-A
Applications are invited for filling 51 posts of Live Stock Development Officer, Maharashtra Animal Husbandry Service, Gr-A
(Post Under Backlog)
Details regarding vacancies are as below :-
1) Scheduled Castes & Scheduled
Castes converted to Buddhism - 3
2) Scheduled Tribes - 19+9*+1􀀻
3) Denotified Tribes (A) - 6+2*
4) Nomadic Tribes (B) - 1+1*
5) Special Backward Class5+2*
6) Other Backward Classes - 2
( * Indicates posts reserved for ladies, if available)
(Out of 51 posts, 4 posts are reserved for Physically challenged for Partially Sighted, 4 posts reserved for Physically
challenged for Partially Deaf and 2 posts reserved for physically challenged for Locomotor Disability- One leg affected)
(􀀻 Indicates post reserved for Meritorious Sportsmen, if available)
[ The reservation specified for the D.T.(A) & N.T.(B) shall be intertransferable. If suitable candidates for the posts
reserved for D.T.(A) & N.T.(B) are not available, the posts shall be filled by suitable candidates form any of the other
categories amongst D.T.(A), N.T.(B), N.T.(C) & N.T.(D) as per Govt. orders/Act.]
2. RESERVATION FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PERSONS :
2.1 As per G.R., Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development and Fisheries Department, No.2404/C.R.97/ADF-
1, dated 10th February, 2005 amongst physically challenged candidates only partially sighted, partially deaf and
one leg affected (only those who can walk properly) candidates are eligible for this posts and candidates who
submit the certificate mentioning clearly such type of disability will only be considered for the post.
2.2 The reservation for Physically Challenged persons is as per Government Circular, Social Justice and Special
Assistance Department No. Apang-2007/C.R.61/Sudhar-3, dated 20th April, 2007y.

sir plz see file attached
(As per goverment rule for filling backlog vacancy which is given in office memorandum of no 36035\3\2004\esst(res)of goverment of india ministry of personnel ,public grievances and pensions Department of person training New delhi 29th dec 2005 which is avalible on internet.In ths document on page no 7 to 8, in heading of Horizontal Reservation for person with disabilities, as per this para if physically handicap post for open catagory if not availble ,it should abjusted in future vacancy. )

please give early reply that my application is accepted or not?

sinuvasu   14 December 2009 at 23:47

R.T.I-Act-2005

Sir,
just i want to know whether the Private Banks comes under the purvive of Right To Information Act or not.Whereas all the Public Sector banks comes under the purview of R.T.I

Anonymous   14 December 2009 at 23:43

Regarding suit for possession and damages

In a property dispute in Delhi mother filed suit for possession and damages against her son on the basis of unprobated Will of 20 years back. There are total three legal heir in this property including mother. The owner of the property died 20 years back leaving no Will. Pl. advise me on the following points:-

1. Is this suit filed by mother against her son valid in the eyes of law, if not pl. given the reasons?

2. What are the relevant rules available in the CPC for dismissal of above said case in the court?

3. Reference of Judgement passed by the courts on the above said cases?

Anonymous   14 December 2009 at 22:45

Written statement

How to file Plaint? Is it necessary to annexe documents with plaint or only plaint? Is it Ok if we produce all the documents at the time of evidence?

Same way through light of W.S...

ajay   14 December 2009 at 21:49

2 or more final reports

1.can there be two or more final reports in a single charge.
2.Can an accused make a petition under 173 of Criminal procedure code?

Member (Account Deleted)   14 December 2009 at 21:16

Is income tax payable on money from property sale?

My father selling a site of 30*40=1200 Sq. Ft. of Rupees 5 Laks in Bangalore outskirts. The buyer prchasingthrough bank loan. Bank going to give DD of Rs. 5 Laks on the date of registration. while encashing DD is it bank deducting income tax from that amount or what?. We are encahing the DD within few days. Thanks

Anonymous   14 December 2009 at 21:10

Tenant Eviction

We have a flat in Delhi under joint ownership of my mother (sr. Citizen), wife and self. This was given on a 11 month lease to tenant for Rs.9000/- which expired and another 11 months lease for the same was signed on same terms and continued. After this expired, there have been requests and delays to vacate and it is now 15 months over that lease. For the past 7 months the tenant is not paying rent (earlier it was cheq. payment) and calls the police (tells them he is being harrassed) when we go and ask for rent.
Please note that the lease agreements of Rs.50/- had not been registered in court or stamped by any notary.
At this time we have served a Lawyer notice indicating termination of tenancy which has not been accepted by them thru' courier or reg post and the regd. post return mail has not come.
Questions:
(a.) How can we evict him. How long does such a legal case take on an average. How much should it cost. Is there any way we can speed up the proceedings.
(b) How can we protect ourselves from fake police complaints.
(c) Can the Police help us in resolving the issue.
(d) Are we having sufficient grounds to evict him legally based on the type of lease agreement signed.
(e) Since the tenancy has expired, do we have a right in having water & electrcity services to our flat put on suspension.
(f)I would also like to bring to your kind notice that the tenant caused a similar problem in his earlier occupancy. Can this be used to strengthen our case.
(g)The tenant also has a built up flat in another part of Delhi. (pending posession for an balance due)
(h)How can we inspect the house to ensure he is maintaining it well.
(i) is there a way we can recover rentals if he just slips away ( we do not stay in that flat)
(j) what documents and data should we keep ready to ensure that the legal case is resolved fast.
(k) Is the Resident's Welfare Association authorised to help in this case.

vinod bansal   14 December 2009 at 20:35

accidental death of labourer

R/Members
Kindly enlighten me regarding legal preposition in case a labourer who was direct employed for repair by a farmer in his field for some repairing work of his tubewell and later on died while working in well,is application us 12 of workmen compensation act is maintainable in this case.plz help

barun deka   14 December 2009 at 20:00

mortgage

a builder was engaged to construct an apartment building in my client's land. apart from monetary consideration my client was given an apartment for the value of the land. now it is discovered that the builder has fraudulently taken a loan from a bank keeping the apartment allocated to my client as mortgage. on failing to repay the loan, the bank authorities are trying to get my client's apartment attached. the bank has approached the DRT and we also have been made proforma defendant. any decisions supporting my defense?