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Member (Account Deleted)   17 October 2015 at 21:59

My phd guide mentally tortures and threatens me to destroy my career

Dear Experts,
I am a PhD scholar in delhi. I am very disturbed due to the behavior of my guide.
i take his work load (all the classes and labs). He do not take even a single lecture and not interested in my studies.
He do not give any guidance to me and trying to torture me in different ways.
Yesterday, he insulted me and threatened to destroy my career.

What should I do ?

SHREY DAMBHARE   17 October 2015 at 21:00

Estoppel

My matter is before Rent Control Tribunal and I am representing Tenant. Moreover, Owner pleaded before Tribunal that he is owner of the property by partition between his brothers thus he is entitled to maintain Eviction Petition. Judge made findings that he is not owner as the partition deed forwarded by Owner is not proper and cannot be used as evidence. However, Judge made finding that he is Joint Owner and allowed petition. Thus my question is by pleading Petitioner himself to be owner of the property, whether he has impliedly accepted that he is not joint owner of the property?

Meenakshi   17 October 2015 at 20:57

Help for a consumer case

Dear sir,

I have filed a consumer cse with no SR689/2015 at chennai consumer cout.I have not engageda lawyer here and want hep to correct the documents prepered by me.I am attaching my case.
Thanks
Regards
Meenakshi
BEFORE THE DISTRICT CONSUMER REDRESSAL DISPUTES
FORUM CHENNAI (SOUTH)

CCNO /2015


Mrs.Meenakshi
15 Kodambakkam High Road
Nungambakkam
Chennai 600034

…….complaint

ICICI Prudential life insurance company limited
Plot No.11 KR building Lattice Bridge Road
Adyar
Chennai 600020

…….opposite party

Complaint under sec 12 of consumer protection Act


1.The complaint is Mrs.Meenakshi aged 43 years w/o Mr.Kumar residing at
no.15 Kodambakkam High Road
Nungambakkam Chennai 600034

2.The opposite party is ICICI prudential life insurance company having its registered office at
Plot No 11 KR building lattice Bridge Road
Adyar Chennai 600020

3. the complaint says that the unit manager of the opposite party sought
the complaint to buy the policy Guaranteed insurance savings plan bearing
policy no.16876826 when she was enrolled as an advisor with the opposite party in july 2012.

4,It was informally agreed upon that if the complaint pays the first year’s premium
of Rs.50,000/- the next subsequent Year’s premium would be paid by the
complaint’s mother from their joint account.

5.So in July 2012 the complaint issued cheque no.58054 for rs.51,545/- towards
the payment of the first Premium and the cheque was retuned due to insufficient funds

6. The complaint then issued cheq no.58056 for the said amount which
was realized towards the premium for policy no.16876826.




7.on sep 2012 the complaint received the policy document with
the first premium receipt showing the figure of Rs.103,090/- (exhibit no.5)
as a consolidated premium received indicating a balance premium of Rs.51,545/-

8. So the complaint called the customer care to verify whether her mother had deposited
the balance premium cheque as agreed upon and they(customer care)
replied that if the complaint’s mother had deposited any balance Premium cheque
it would reflect in the account only in the next following year and that the policy document was fine.

9.The complaint’s mother was abroad for nearly a year and the
complaint could not verify for sometime.

10.the complaint then received a premium due notice for 2013 when
she verified and found that no balance premium was paid for the next
Subsequent year of 2013 and that the indication in the receipt is wrong

11.The complaint then filed the grievance in exhibit no.1 for the cancellation
of the policy and refund of the said amount for which the opposite party
replied that any cancellation must be effected during the free look period
of 15 days while the complaiant contests that the free look period is the time allocated by IRDA
only for cancelling policies due to non acceptance of terms and conditions and not
due to a faulty data entry for which IRDA has allocated a time before which
the compliant has brought the issue to notice.

12.The complaint then escalated the issue to IRDA in Exhibit no.2 bearing
the application id 11-13-011519 In reply to which the service recovery mail
in exhibit 3 stated that the amount was receipted twice and that the error was corrected
in their system on October 19 2013 after I had filed a grievance and this was not
mentioned in their reply to the grievance cell in exhibit no.1.

13.The complaint also wants to bring to notice that in all the replies sent by the opposite
party it is indicated that the complaint claims to have paid the entire
Rs.103,090/- which is totally false and the complaint has paid only Rs.51,545/- as indicated.

14. The complaint then approached the insurance ombudsman in December 2013
And her plea was rejected stating that non deduction of premium does not come
under his preview (exhibit 4). The complaint asserts that she filed a plea for the
Cancellation of a faulty policy and refund of the said amount and did not raise any issue pertaining to
anything as to the non deduction of any premium.
.
15.The cause of action arises when the opposite party in october 2013 had claimed to
have rectified an error in the first premium receipt (exhibit 3) at the final stage of the complaint
i.e in the service recovery e mail when the complainant escalated the matter
to the IRDA and the complaiant did not receive any of the corrected receipt through post or courier.





16.I must add that the first premium receipt in life insurance policies constitutes the main
part of the policy document and an erroneous data might make the policy holder liable to penalty
during maturity or may cause any death claim to be forfeited since the policy with the
attached first premium receipt acts as the main source of identification in such cases.

17.According to sec 2 (r) of consumer protection act the data in the First premium receipt
falsly indicates Modal,quality,quantity and composition of the product making it defective
under sec 2 (1) (f) of the consumer protection act 1986 and I hence accuse the opposite party of
indulging in unfair trade practice.

18.I prey the honorable court to cancel my policy and refund the Rs.51,545/-
paid by me along with 12% interest per annum and rs.30,000/- towards legal and other expenses
caused due to this agony.






DECLARATION

I Hereby declare that whatever in said in the above self attested document is correct

To my knowledge and authorize the court to take appropriate action in case anything is found incorrect



Signatiue Place Date

sakthi   17 October 2015 at 20:40

Cat procedure - reg.

I am a Central Government servant. Three of us were placed under suspension for a criminal case. All the three were acquitted from the criminal case. However, the Disciplinary Authority has refused to regularize the suspension period. All the three were filed before CAT bench at Hyderabad. One of us is at Hyderabad and taking care of the case at CAT. The case was also numbered. On verifying the cause list of CAT it was found that the case is posted before Registrar "for completion of pleading". The Respondent counsel name was not mentioned. What does it means? Whether our application is still with Registrar for scrutiny even after allotment of OA No. Whether Registrar himself can call for reply version from the Respondent directly? Please enlight me in the matter.

atul   17 October 2015 at 20:34

Agreement

We hired a generator for our office few years ago.now we want to renew agreement.what will be the stamp duty and period of agreement.state madhya pradesh

P RaviShankar-cell-8939332195   17 October 2015 at 20:27

Conspiracy by chief metropolitan magistrate

I made a complaint to cmm of my city against certain police persons. Cmm refused to hear me and bluntly told me that he would peruse my complaint and pass orders. I had earlier complained about corruption in magistrate court to vigilance which was forwarded to the cmm who closed complaint. I feel that cmm does not want to hear me in the present case as revenge for having made corruption complaint. How do I complain against cmm and to whom.

atul   17 October 2015 at 20:26

Lease agreement

Sir we hired a premises for office.now we want to renew the lease agreement.I want to know what will be the stamp duty rate for agreement.and for how many years the agreement could be done.the premises situated in madhya pradesh state

poonam malhotra   17 October 2015 at 19:45

Sexual harassment at work place

Sir
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THAT WHAT WLL BE THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY TO WHOM I MAY GO FOR APPEAL AS I AM NOT SATISFIED WITH THE INVESTIGATION DONE BY INTERNAL COMMITTEE OF OUR ORGANISATION. AND WHAT IS THE TIME LIMIT FOR APPEAL.

Mayank   17 October 2015 at 19:21

Appeal petition in session court

Respected sir,
We file our appeal petition in session court, within limitation period. But due to the some negligence in writing mistake ie. ground, section petition objected by court staff. And during this period 60 days over. and now bhausaheb in court says .....you have to Not Pressed the petition and register new petition on today, and you have to face Limition act 5 and have to take permission from court to allow this appeal.
Is it right ??
pls ans me 1) apeal in the limit 60 day have any relife to us
2) any remedy for this situation
3) alteration in petition can cause limitation act

Abhi hamko ye limitation act face karna padega kya ??

mohanlal   17 October 2015 at 19:12

Non-speaking order

FACTS:

A Criminal Petition was filed in a High Court?

The said Petition was dismissed on default due to non-appearance of the petitioner on several occasions?

Then the petitioner preferred an application under 482 of Cr.P.C., assigning reasons for his non-appearance, for the setting aside of the said dismissal order and the restoration of the said petition to file.

The High Court pleased to allow the said application under 482 of Cr.P.C but passed an order without giving any reason therein (i.e. non-speaking Order).

QUERY:

Would it be permissible to restore a Criminal Petition, filed in a High Court and dismissed on default due to non-appearance of the petitioner, by a non-speaking Order (that means without assigning any reason for passing such order?

Any remedy available to seek for the correction of the said non-speaking Order (i.e. for inclusion of the reasons in the order setting aside the said dismissal order and restoration of the said criminal petition?

Any other suggestions?