Ranjeet Singh chauhan
15 December 2009 at 05:09
Hi,
I am Ranjeet Singh from faridabad. One of my friend ask me to get him a computer hardware engineer as he was facing problem with his computer monitor. I recommeneded him my one contact person. Now after three days the computer tecnician get his monitor back to his house and alas the monitor was not showing even this display, Now he has made the monitor from bad (blurry image) to worse(no display at all).
Now I want to file law suite against him and need earnest suggestion from EXDPERT GROUP under which act and section I can file his complaint to District Consumer Despute Redressal Commission or State consumer Commission (haryana).
Will wait for your immedate response as per your warly convenience.
Thanks
Ranjeet Singh Chauhan
President, Social Empowerment & Welfare Association (faridabad)
Anonymous
15 December 2009 at 02:44
In a matter of dispute between the franchisee and franchisor according to the terms of agreement i referred a matter for arbitration to a senior advocate and he accepted through a letter of concent to arbitrate.
Before the Arbitration tribunal i filed vakalat and the otherside too filed a vakalat on behalf of the party. After one year of filing of vakalats and my persistent pressure the arbitrator concluded the enquiry.
Now more than one and half years have runby without his pronouncement of award. Later i came to know that the advocate on the opposite side and this arbitrator belong to same senior office. My insistence for pronouncement of award only gets back an untenable excuses from him like., typist didnt come, i am reading SC journal for this award etc etc.,
Now in light of delicacy involved in this issue i was hesitating to take any action. Now i decided to go further in the interests of my client. Plz advice me suitable action that i can take now.
I have my own ideas but i invite the advices from this forum since this is a professionally delicate issue but that matters the professional integrity by large in public. The conduct of this senior advocate reflects badly in the society affecting all of us who are in this profession. I expect an answer that would help me teach him a lesson. Thank You.
Soma
15 December 2009 at 00:54
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
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*+1ô€€»
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)
(ô€€» 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
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
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
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
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
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
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