jas
15 September 2014 at 22:04
Dear Sir,
My wife has written in complaint that I have beaten her with ROD and have assaulted her,,because of which blood came out from her private parts,,..
stated that at 12.00 Noon
I have her Happy photographs of first night, 2nd and 3rd and 4th and 5th and so on.
my question is does photograph are considered as proof
please help waiting for mediation date at court
Bhavani Shankar
15 September 2014 at 22:01
Hi,
I am a engineering student from Telangana(A new state). My question is am i eligible for NCL OBC?
My father works in PSU, his annual income is more than 6,00,000 at present. But was directed recruited into as a Low grade post(as compared to post grade in Central Government).
Anonymous
15 September 2014 at 20:46
A (one businessman) sold some goods to B. B paid the part value in cash and issued a cheque against part payment. On the back side of cheque B wrote "cheque issued as security"
Now should A deposit the cheque for encashment in his bank account, what if cheque dishonours. Would A able to proceed for sec. 138 N. I. Act.
meenakshi nagori
15 September 2014 at 20:27
What is the age difference child and couple.
rahul nitwe
15 September 2014 at 20:26
if a land is a khalsa land and transaction of sale is made by the owner of the without the prior permission of the collector, then does the transaction become illegal and can such a transaction be challenged.
Advocate B. M.
15 September 2014 at 20:01
Dear Experts,
There is a Civil Court (Bombay) order of 1983 on a builder and Co-op Hsg Soc. for payment of some balance amounts to the builder/owner and in return for him to convey the property to the CHS. However both the parties did no act on it, nor execute the order till now. The property still stands in the name of the original builder/owner. Now he wants to transfer rights to develop to another builder and the CHS also wants to redevelop, but CHS does not want to work with the original builder/owner. What is the remedy for the original builder/owner?
Thank you experts.
B.M.
Chejarla Madhusudhana Raju
15 September 2014 at 19:54
Dear Experts, If any accused pays the entire amount due under the cheque to the complainant in a civil suit will he is entitled for acquittal in Summary Trial Case pending before any First Class Magistrate Court.
Rakesh Jain
15 September 2014 at 19:50
Dear Friends,
I got retired form the services of a PSU in October 2013.
This is in connection with my LTC claims for the Block Years 2007-08 and 2009-10 availed from my employer, a Govt. of India Company (Central PSU).
Just about a month before the date of retirement I got a message from my employer that CAG has raised a query that amount of my LTC claim was not calculated correctly as per LTC Rules which resulted in excess payment of Rs.73,028/-. I was asked to either deposit the amount or give an undertaking to deduct the amount from my retirement dues. Keeping in view that no other alternative was available at that time as my retirement date was nearing and not making arrangement for amount it may delay payment of retirement dues I reluctantly gave an undertaking for recovery of the amount for retirement dues making it clear that after looking into the matter I may approach with representation if need be. Accordingly the amount was recovered from my retirement dues.
Thereafter I made a representation for considering refund of amount recovered but the same was not considered.
On my seeking information under RTI it was informed that there were in all 47 employees who were settled LTC claims for the same sector for the Block Years 2005-06 to 2013-14 but only in five cases bills were settled only after 12.02.2013 (after the date it was pointed out by CAG) applying the correct provision as pointed out by CAG.
I feel this as an injustice to me as against 41 other persons and it amounts to partial treatment even after having fully come to know of the mistake on this account.
I also approached the concerned Ministy to look into the matter but there has been no response.
I request for the guidance of my learned friends as to if I have a case and there are there chances of success in case I approach High Court in Delhi by filing Writ Petition. In case there are chances of getting success I may please be guided with the procedure for filing Writ Petition along with Performa for the same.
Regards
Rakesh Jain
vijay waghmare
15 September 2014 at 19:23
hi sir's
some days before i hv sale my 2 wheeler with some amount the one person after looking all documents & bike he agreed to pay some amount for bike & for that bike taken person has given me the a/c pay cheque & i handed over the bike to him & agreed both that after cheque clearance i have to hand over the all document, but in between bike taken person has used my bike & shown to mechanic found some normal defect of engine knocking now bike taken person refused to pay the amount & bounce the cheque now bike is with him. later on i hv called him & asked for bike to bring with my address as i hv already spend my 3 days with them before with their address around 40 km long, now he is telling that come to (40km long) me with cheque after that i will hand over the bike.
"Now my question is that after seen all documents & bike personally of the taken person & agreed to pay, how someone can refuse. On that promise i hv taken 2nd bike now how can i manage the amount. can anyone guide me on that situation.
vijayw
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