sudhakar s. yeradkar
19 December 2013 at 17:08
Respected Experts,
We seek your expert advise on Refund of the Court Fees Stamp Value from the Govt. We would like to know.....
1. What is the procedure?
2. What is the ratio/Percentage of refund? Whether it is 100%, 75%, 50% or 25% of paid value?
3. What is time period for getting refund of our paid court fees.
4. Is there any time bound to apply for the refund.
5. Is Application form is readily available online?
Waiting for your earliest advise.
Thanks in advance.
SY
Saurabh Kumar Singh
19 December 2013 at 17:07
Dear Concern,
we as a company entered into MOU with A & B persons in October'2010, to purchase almost 10 survey no. for company project. A&B into the business of real estate development, land development and project consultant. As per MOU consideration given to A & B by company. Till date only two survey number has been registered in the name of company out of 10 survey numbers. Company paid all money through cheque to A & B, but instantly without completing the work A & B stopped responding to company. As most works pending hence we asked to return our company money. At the time of negotiation B son B1 given in writing that they will return the money by December'2012 but till date neither they are ready to pay money nor denying the same.
Now management decided to move against them to recover the money. please guide me:-
1. step as per criminal law to recover the money.
2. shall we lodge the FIR for fraud and/or breach of trust?
3. Any step through which we can recover our money at earliest.
Yours co-operation requested.
Adv. Hemangi Jade
19 December 2013 at 16:52
Dear Experts,
If I want to file Suit for declaration for Flat as against the Vendor and other parties.
My Client had purchased the Flat in the year 2011 and now Vendor(previous owner) is absconding and has created third party interest in the title.
my Client is unable to provide Vendor's last known address as previously he was residing in the disputed Flat.
Please guide.
Sompalli Koteswara Rao
19 December 2013 at 15:08
Please clarify the court fees for succession certificate for worth of Rs10 lakhs.
Rahul
19 December 2013 at 14:51
Sir, is an indemnity bond executed between 2 companies for keeping first company compensated/indemnified at all times by the second company against repayment of a loan taken by the second company from a bank by mortgaging assets of the first company valid/maintainable under the Indian legal system.
is there any legal safety measure like a counter guarantee for the second party?
Please suggest.
Pawan Kumar
19 December 2013 at 14:42
Dear Experts, Mr. A did an verbal agreement of sale of a property for Rs. 500000 and took Rs. 300000 as bayana, for which he gave a receipt for the same, in which he wrote only that he has received Rs. 3 lacks as bayana for said property.
Now when B asked for the sale deed registration, A refused then B filed a civil suit for specific performance, for which summons were received to A on 10/10/2013, but Mr. A sold this property on 15/10/2013 to third party and got registered in his name. while court gave stay order on 18/10/2013. Is the act of Mr. A legal and what remedies are available to Mr. B.
kiran
19 December 2013 at 13:48
Sir, traffic challan record is verified in police verification for govt. Service
Ketan Doshi.
19 December 2013 at 13:03
I had purchased a new mobile from a shop owner in Mumbai in April, 2013.This shop owner also happens to be the service centre for the brand of mobile that I purchased from him. After three and a half months of usage of the mobile, defects of various kind started cropping up and in a span of other four months, the mobile had to be repaired two to three times. During this repair process, I came to know that the service centre didn't have a simple accessory like a data cable also with them and every time my handset needed repairs, it had to be sent to the mobile company based in Pune for it. No repairs were done by the service centre here in Mumbai. It just served as a collection centre for the Pune based mobile company for faulty mobiles. Every time when a fault occurred the handset was sent to Pune and I had to wait for a month to get it back even when I was promised every time that I will get the delivery of the repaired handset within 15 days maximum. This happened three times and during this process my mobile remained with the service centre for approximately three months. Every time I would receive the delivery of the repaired handset after making numerous calls to the shop owner/service centre. When a problem occurred for the fourth time, I didn't approach the service centre for repairs but instead sent a mail to the Pune Company whose mobile I had purchased, asking them to give me a full refund of my purchase amount of the mobile. The company agreed to give me a new replacement handset but with the old warranty. I refused to take the replacement handset with limited warranty and instead insisted on getting the full refund of my purchase price. In the company's warranty card, it is clearly mentioned under a condition that the company can entertain maximum claim/s subject to the maximum retail price of the product purchased or the purchase price whichever is lower. I have already sent a letter from my side to the company in Pune on 10th December,2013 demanding an explanation from them regarding the horrible after sales service of their service centre and the tremendous mental harassment caused to me due to it several times. I have also claimed full refund for their defective handset by mentioning it in the letter.
In the meantime, I had mail exchanges with the company. During this time, the company agreed to give me a replacement handset with an extended warranty of three months more than the old warranty. I was told to submit the defective handset at a new service centre other than the one from where I had purchased the handset from. I was told that I will receive a new handset within 10 days of my submission of the defective handset. I reluctantly agreed to their offer and went to their new service centre that they had mentioned with the old handset. To my horror, at this new service centre, I was asked different type of questions by the service centre person pertaining to the defective handset whereas his job was to only take the delivery of the defective handset and send it to the company in Pune. Instead I was kept waiting for 75 minutes for the submission process and even after that when I was not called for the submission, in a frustrated state, I left the place without submitting my defective handset.
I mailed the company informing them of the harassment caused to me again and then I re-iterated my demand for a full refund instead of the replacement.
The company's executive has today mailed me saying that the company will not give the refund and that they are ready for replacement only and if I want a refund I will have to claim it from the shop owner/service centre from where I had purchased my mobile.
Now my query is:-
1) Can I get a full refund for the defective mobile as I am not interested in taking the replacement at all now due to the horrible after sales services of the company’s service centres?
2) Can I file a case against both parties? i.e. against the Pune based Mobile Company as well as against the Mumbai shop owner/service centre of the company from whom I had purchased the mobile.
3) Can I seek compensation for all the mental harassment that I have gone through till now? If at all a case is filed against both parties,are both of them liable to pay the compensation for the mental harassment caused to me?
4) If I hire a lawyer for this case and if I win the case then can the court ask the Pune Mobile company/Shop owner/Service centre in question who loses the case to payback the fees of my lawyer that I have paid from my side right from the beginning till the end of the case apart from other legal costs, refund of the mobile and the compensation for mental harassment etc?
5) As I have sent a letter to the company on 10th December, 2013 demanding an explanation from them for all the troubles caused, till how much time should I wait for getting a written reply from them before I think of filing a case in the consumer court?
6) Lastly, what are my chances of winning as per the summary given by me above, if I think of filing a case in the consumer court against both the parties and maximum how much time can it take for the verdict to come?
I apologize for the very long query.
Awaiting a reply and response and thank you in advance for the answer.
BEENA SINGH
19 December 2013 at 13:01
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