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AMIT KUMAR SHARMA   07 September 2015 at 17:36

Negligence by hospital

Dear Sir,

My brother was admitted in a hospital due to dengue for 4-5 days. Hospital was checking platelets count day to day and I also got the sample from hospital to check platlets by Lal pathology.

Initially Hospital was giving platelets count by their lab less than 5-10 thousand in comparison to Lal pathology.

But on the discharge date Hospital given platelets count 1.50 Lakh and Lal Pathology given 1.06 Lakh. there is huge difference for plateslets count in the Dengue case.

Now I want to sue case under negligency by Hospital or Lal path.

Kindly advise me whether I can sue on both or anyone of them if anyone of them then whom I should send notice hospital or lal path.


Ankit Khare   07 September 2015 at 17:08

Can i go to consumer court against the samsung

Dear Sir, i have purchased Samsung Galaxy Note 4 on 15th Aug'15 and within 15 days it starts rebooting automatically. on my first visit to Samsung customer care they told me that it may happen due to software updation then he reset the software and said it will not happen again. but after few days problem comes again and i submit my handset to service center and very next day they call me and said your handset is ready. i asked whats the problem they said there is problem with the motherboard and we replaced that. i said i want new handset as the device sell by Samsung is faulty.i refused to receive the handset. i don't want repaired handset. Job Centre Repair Number. 4200587216. They said you have to receive the handset we cant do anything.

Then Samsung try to offer me additional warranty.
i want to go consumer court.

Please help me. Regards Ankit Khare

Gawali Bhagwan   07 September 2015 at 16:39

consumer forum

Mseb is giving extra bill without considering the actul reading giving extra bill contineously after one or two years months contineously. Can i approach to district forum on deficiency in service . If yes then on what grounds

VANGARI GANGA RAJAM   07 September 2015 at 15:28

Transfer of property

Mr. X was purchased an Open Land property through a Simple sale deed in 1974 and subsequently, he has constructed a House in the said open land in 1975 and entered his name was entered in the Grama Panchayath records as the owner of the above said house property. And thereafter he was died intestate.
He has One Son Mr.Y. Mr. Y has a wife and Two children. Now if Mr. Y wants to become sole owner of the property of Mr. X, what is most relevant deed or document to be executed ?
And by whom it should be executed ?
i request all of you please suggest a solution in this regard.

Dr. Shekhar   07 September 2015 at 14:58

21b

Dear sir, under which article of constitution can we file the write petition to HC for directing the Family court to expedite the matter u/s 21B of the Hindu Marriage Act.?

David   07 September 2015 at 14:40

Appeal time

Dear Experts

District cout ruled in favor of me in granting divorce against my ex wife on 7.28.15. Already got to know from experts in LCI that time limit is 90 days for apealing in HC from order received date. I got my order copy with prepared date as 8.21.15. Seems my ex applied for copy of order but havent collected it. From what date this 90 days will start. Either from 8.21.15 or from the date she receives the copy. Delay in getting the copy by my ex wife will be counted or not. Please advise.

Thanks in advance

David

JAGADEESH   07 September 2015 at 14:29

Caste certificate regarding

In recent days we have applied for ROR patta at Sunabeda in(Koraput District Collectorate)Orissa. In which our caste mentioned as ST, date mentioned as 21.10.1958. After sold of the above land, during 1980's our grandfather migrated from Orissa and applied for ST certificate in Andhra Pradesh, but concerned MRO not provided ST Certificate and he enrolled the caste as BC D, lack of sound mind my grandfather accepted the same. Now can we approach for ST certificate at Orissa as our forefathers are belonging to ST.

darshanSingh   07 September 2015 at 14:17

parole

Who is having the power of granting parole to a convicted person

Rama   07 September 2015 at 14:13

Noc & no dues letter to be sought from the society for sale of flat.

Before the sale deed is done we need to procure the following documents from the society.

An NOC Letter in the name of Buyer &
A No dues letter saying there are no encumbrances and all the dues are cleared.

Our Society people say the Buyer has to be introduced to all the society members for obtaining an NOC..

At least so far no Society has asked us to do this whenever we have sold our flat earlier.

Please advise what is this?

If the Society wants to know the Buyer's community that will be known when we request an NOC and quote the buyer's name.

What right does the Society has to stop any sale of flat or know the history geography of a customer/buyer?

Please advise.

Thanks,

Dr. Shekhar   07 September 2015 at 14:08

Application under section 21b

Please kindly see and let know if the below is correctly written:

Application Under Section 151 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 FOR AN URGENT TENDERING OF EX PARTE EVIDENCES TO SECURE THE ENDS OF JUSTICE AND prevent abuse of the process of Court AND TO expedite disposal of divorce petition WITHIN THE MANDATE OF SECTION 21B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 :



Most respectfully showeth and submits:



1. That the Counsel for the petitioner submits that Section 21B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 provides that trial of a petition under this Act shall, as far as is practicable consistently with the interests of justice, be continued from day to day until its conclusion, unless the court finds the adjournment of the trial beyond the following day to be necessary for reasons to be recorded. Counsel submits that the said Section further provides that the court trying a case under the Act shall make an endeavour to conclude the trial within six months from the date of service of notice of the petition on the respondent.


2.It is submitted that as against the mandate of law, the above mentioned case is pending adjudication before this Honourable Court although the notice of the petition was served on the respondent on 20/05/2014 as also recorded and mentioned in the order sheet of 28/10/2014.


3.That on 28/10/2015 the said case was ordered for tendering ex parte evidences for a date on 13/8/15. That the evidence were not tendered on 13/8/15 and adjourned to be tendered for date fixed now on 09/10/2015. And that already 11 months has elapsed since the said order for an ex parte evidences was first passed by this Honourable Court.