Sumit Lal
24 October 2009 at 00:18
Respected Seniors and Experts.
In the trial under N.I.Act, I being the defence counsel could not attend the Court due to illness and I filed an adjourment petition on the ground of my illness. Adjourment was allowed subject to payment of cost but at the same time, the court examined the complainant in chief and marked the documents as exhibits and posted the case to two days after for cross examination. On the date fixed since I had not recovered from my illness, I again filed a petition for adjourment on the same ground. The Ld. Magistrate rejected my petition, discharged the complainant and posted the case to next day for accused statement. I have filed a petition under Section 311 for recall of the witness for cross examination.
I request the experts to advise me on the issue supported with case law.
Anonymous
23 October 2009 at 23:45
Now a days in metro cities, housing socities construction companies are using foregin places names in india such as Singapore city, Malaysia city etc.(these names can be seen in Hyderabad). Municipal Administration is not objecting while approving plan and giving permission.
My question is
Under what law a suit can be filed to prohibit using foregin places names in India?
Anonymous
23 October 2009 at 23:34
Respected Experts,
We acquired ancestral property/agricultural land in a village. Due to naxalite problem none of our family member is visiting there since past 15 years. If we visit we will be killed. Land has been occupied by the naxalites and they r doing farming. Now when naxal movement will go, Can we claim that land back. Will law of adverse posession apply here, if it will left for some more period. Plz. Advice. Thanks.
Abhay
23 October 2009 at 22:19
dear experts,
I am want to do internship will u please suggest me towards which court district or high court should i march? and why ??
vinod bansal
23 October 2009 at 22:18
R/Members
Construction work of Rs. 3,oo,ooo/- was alloted through open tender to a contractor by Marketing board (Govt of Haryana)and written contract was executed in between both parties,contractor has completed his work within time and thereafter demanded his payment in the month of july 2008,but officer of marketing board are continously avoiding payment of contracter,in reply of legal notice they have replied that payment is outstanding due to absence of technical sanction of their higher officer,now what is legal remady available to contractor for recovery of his payment. Thanks
Regards
Abhay
23 October 2009 at 22:11
suppose 'A' makes a proposal to 'B' by letter to sell his house and gives 10 days to reply..now 'B' on 6th day posted his assent by letter but it was not known to 'A' that 'B' has posted him the letter and on 7th day calls him('B') up to revoke the proposal as soon as he calls 'B', 'B' picks up the phone and says that he is agreed to buy now the communication is made between the two....will it b a contract???
is it necessary that acceptance should be done in the same manner as it was offered to the offeree ????
kirtirani sole
23 October 2009 at 21:56
Resp. Sir/Madam
we r going to organise seminar on Business Law but we don't want it would be only bookish... so I request,please suggest us current practical problems in corporate laws i.e. company law, SEBI, Contract,Insurance,NIA,Insurance,Banking, Consumer Protection... We r student of Law Faculty so problem should have that perspective...
& also please suggest dignetories in concerned field.
Thanx n regards.
P.K.Haridasan
23 October 2009 at 21:36
In an old 1936 registered documentin Kerala , the name given to it as Mumpattachit.The duration of possession of land was for one year only. What would be status of the holder after one year. Can a joint name holder of the document file a suit for partition now based upon it. Are they not tresspassers after one year. Please enlighten me.
Adinath@Avinash Patil
23 October 2009 at 21:19
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Deed of Agreement
If a person made a Deed of Agreement for sale of his property having valuation of Rs.600000/- on a Rs 100/ stamp paper and if the Deed of Agreement is unregistered and is concluded before the Notary and partial amount of total payment of money has already been done and is recorded in that Deed of Agreement,then can the person withdraw from that Deed of Agreement by paying the amount he has taken?
If the answer to the above is affirmative then what should be the way to restrict himself ?