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Toni S. Sachdevani   16 October 2013 at 14:17

Loan agreement

A & B are friends. A claims that B has taken loan from him on the basis of Notarised Loan Agreement. B admits to have bought the stamp paper at the request of A for A's use but refuses any loan transaction. A files summary suit. B does not get leave to defend due to delay. B files Writ in High Court against that order. High Court says deposit half of the amount of loan. B couldnt due financial crisis. Suit is decreed in favour of A.A has initiated execution proceedings & warrant has been issued against B. Now Notary has admitted on his letter head that B has never visited him. One witness to that loan agreement has also executed Affidavit, who says that he has never visited that notary and B has not signed infront of him. Remedies available to B? What provisions?

Anil Kumar   16 October 2013 at 13:39

Another case of inflated mobile bill by reliance!

Hi, i have used 3G services of all major companies in the past 4 years without any issues. Now i have moved to jodhpur(Rajasthan) and bought a postpaid mobile number from reliance. For the first month, i had 2GB 3G data pack, and everything was fine with the billing. For the second month, i utilized all of the 2GB data, and requested the customer care for activating another pack of 4GB, which they did. So, i started using 3G ONLY after getting the SMS stating that the data pack is active, and stopped immediately when i got the SMS stating that data pack is fully utilized.

There is no active sms based system in reliance from which i can keep track of my internet usage, so i simply relied on the SMS received from the company for the data usage.

But for that month i got a bill of 9800, out of which 7500 was for 3G usage! I am fully sure that i never used 3G service before and after the sms's from the company. I also had an alternate 3G sim of airtel, which i used for the period when the reliance 3G was inactive. And i don't think i could have done anything to avoid this situation. Yes, i could have simply kept the 3G plans as it is, and this situation would not have arisen. But i had used vodafone postpaid number for past 2 years, and i frequently changed packs without any issues ever!

Now i have sent emails to all the reliance authorities, with little or no response. The complaint which i registered for inflated bill has been closed, as they say that the bill is correct and will not be revised!

Now, should i wait for them to take initiative, or should i register a case in consumer court?

I don't have much proof of my 3G usage, and also have a habit of keeping sms inbox clean, i.e. i deleted the sms's stating activation and full usage of data pack. But i had called customer care when the 1GB pack ended just after using 600 MB's, and the customer care guy had told me that it is because i got 600MB on pro rata basis instead of 1GB. That somewhat proves that i never used more than the alloted PRO RATA data.

Please guide, will the company file any case because of large amount of bill? I don't want to pay the false bill without fighting to my last breath. Its just that i don't want any CRIMINAL case against me, as it can ruin my career! And i will pay the bill ONLY IF the condition worsens till arrest or physical assualt!! Is that even possible?

Thanks in advance!

chintan   16 October 2013 at 13:34

Consumer act

i have filled case for delay of property at state consumer where respondent are declared as Ex party however recently they approced state forum to set aside the order which was dismissed by court i want to know at this stage can respondent approch directly national forum against that order ( as set aside application was rejected) also can they obtain stay from national forum for proceeding at state forum?

BEENA SINGH   16 October 2013 at 13:14

Will

Dear Sirs,

Suppose if i want to register a will than it is compulsorily to take a print out on stamp paper ? if yes, than what amount of stamp paper required.


Thanks & Regards,
Beena

bhupender bhakuni   16 October 2013 at 13:07

Transfer of father property died without will

Please share your expert view as my father has left a residential property in sector gamma of Greater Noida without any will. I have 4 sisters (3 of them are married) and mother . Now my mother wants the property to be sold and for this she want the same to be in my name. so can you tell me how to start and what all documents and procedure would be required .
If any one familiar with Greater Noida property transfer laws please be specific with where to go and what is to be done and expected cost.
I also have heard about succession certificate . what is this all about and how and where to get the same.

Thanks in advance and waiting in anticipation.

alpesh suthar   16 October 2013 at 12:59

Changes in living certificate

my father submite birth certificate at time of addmision. afer s.s.c pass school body make mistek in making of living certificate they put wrong date of birth and place .that L.C i am submit in junior college all so they allso make same L.C .now for passport DOB and PLACE will be derffent in L.C and birth certificate . how i can chage DOB and Place in my L.C ? please sugest prosses .

Ram   16 October 2013 at 12:15

Cellphone tracking reg

Hello Sir,

This is regarding the theft case ( jewellery theft from Marriage hall) 4 months back.

We have informed police to trace 15 members for there mobile numbers, but police are saying only 2 or 3 members cellphone call history can be traced.

Pl inform how to proceed further.

regards,
Ram.

jagadish paranjape   16 October 2013 at 12:15

Benefits of settlement

Workman suspended pending enquiry.Settlement between employer and union,which is given retrospective effect.Should the workman get the benefit of it?

Prakash S. B.   16 October 2013 at 11:50

Mcs act, 1960, rules and bye-laws of the society (commercial premises)

A stall on the mezzannine floor of a Co-operative Premises Society (Commercial and Registered)in Mumbai was purchased by a member and associate member jointly. The member whose name stood first in the share certificate died without making a nomination. The Society transferred the shares and interest of the deceased member (in the Capital / property of the Society) to his wife (legal heir) in proportion with the shares held by the deceased member, in accordance with the Bye-laws of the Society. In the above circumstances,
(1) Whether the shares and interest held by the legal heir can be transferred in the name of the associate member for a consideration under the provisions of the M.C.S. Act, 1960, and / or the Rules made thereunder and / or the Bye-laws of the Society?
(2) If so, under which Section or Rule or Bye-Law?

JAYAKUMAR   16 October 2013 at 11:42

Stamp fee-affdavit

Dear sir,
I am applying for LPG distributorship . For affidavit on non judicial stamp papper what is the stamp value required.
-JAYAKUMAR
TAMILNADU