Anonymous
25 June 2010 at 21:34
Sir,
An IA u/sec 151 CPC for directions was filed in the JCJ court.
My query is?
1. The petitioner has already filed a IA which is pending before the Hon'ble court and is not disposed off.
2. It is about a year now that the IA is not disposed off.
3. The petitioner has again filed a separate IA on the same ground and is simply wasting the time of the court.
Please enlighten me of the provision in the CPC where by the IA can be dismissed or not admitted as a previous IA is pending disposal.
or
Which is the right stand at this juncture to take regards to the IA filed. Pl suggest.
Thanks
Anonymous
25 June 2010 at 20:25
Sir,
I have a querry . can a lady quote her names in differnet records at same time. If not is it a not permissible in which rule or act.
1. In bank :- before marrige name.
2. In court :- after marriage name.
3. In election record:- Some other name. as certified by collector
Is lady can do it. If not under which section it is prohibited .
girish
25 June 2010 at 20:12
Sir,
My querry is that person who is residing in one district say Thane drawing salary. can he file his return in Mumbai in business ward . If Yes , In which situations?
Anonymous
25 June 2010 at 20:08
i am a retd govt pensioner.65 years old.dowry death of my daughterinlaw is under trail.if the conviction takes place is there any reduction in my pension amount?my mentally retarted daughter based on me.is she has any eligibility for family pension?
Anonymous
25 June 2010 at 19:58
i grievously hurted my wifes father.its look like gone for conviction.only this is a good ground for divorce by my wife?
MUMBAI: The Congress-led Democratic Front government on Saturday said a
ration card should not be considered as proof of address or residence.
“Ration card is issued exclusively for obtaining essential commodities
from shops under the public distribution system. Under no circumstances,
should it be considered as proof of address or residence. We have asked
all heads of departments not to consider a ration card as proof of
residence or address,’’ J P Dange, chief secretary, said.
Over two crore ration card holders in Maharashtra have been using them as
proof of address or residence for years.
In an official circular, Dange said if authorities don’t consider a ration
card as proof of address, the misuse of ration cards will come to an end.
Besides department heads, the circular was sent to the regional passport
officer, the transport commissioner, MTNL, RBI, oil firms, Cidco, Mhada,
police and municipal commissioners and collectors.
While ordering all wings of the government not to consider ration cards as
proof of address or residence, chief secretary J P Dange said: “If an
organisation is considering to use the ration card as proof of residence,
it will have to take prior permission of the chief secretary.’’
The food and civil supplies department found that the oil companies ask
for ration card as proof of residence while issuing permit, MTNL and
transport commissioner for registration of telephone and vehicle, higher
and technical education department for admission, commissioner of police
for court cases, Mhada and Cidco for allotment of flats, collectors for
issuing caste certificates or voter cards, banks for issuing loans and
income-tax department for PAN cards. “Prima facie, it appears that these
organisations consider a ration card as proof of address or residence. Now
we are making it clear that a ration card is issued as per provisions of
the essential commodities Act for obtaining foodgrain from a PDS shop. As
such, it can’t be used a proof of residence or address,’’ Dange said.
When a ration card is issued, the food and civil supplies department
inquires about the address of the person. “The department never asks if
the residence if legal or otherwise, whether it’s a slum or a pucca house.
Since food is a basic requirement, ration card is issued to him so that he
can procure foodgrain from PDS shop. By and large, it is issued for a
period ranging between three months to five years. Once a ration card is
issued, the department has no machinery or network to check if the holder
or the family stay at that address or not. Such checking is never done and
not possible too. Further, there it’s not binding on a card holder to come
personally to procure the foodgrain. Taking into consideration all these
aspects, it will be wrong to consider the ration card as proof of address
or residence,’’ he explained.
Anonymous
25 June 2010 at 19:19
Sir Unless amendment in Pleadings a Mandatory Injunction Cannot be Granted...
Could you Please help me with Citations relating to this....
sanjeev
25 June 2010 at 19:05
dear experts,
i am an employee in govt organization.
i am having
1) ration card(kadiri.sanjeev kumar)
2)pan card(kadiri.sanjeev kumar)
3)voter id(kadiri.sanjeev kumar)
i am working in company since 28 years.
ex:kadiri.sanjeev kumar
1)i want to change my surname and name
is there any problem or any cross examination to me.
if enquiry what type of enquiry i may face
intend to change:cheruku.chinna raju
2)is it reflects modification to my son's certificates with my gazette certificate.
my son did graduation.
3)is there any cases like me (changing surname and name)
Anonymous
25 June 2010 at 18:58
heard that Income tax case can be filed on in-laws based on the dowry figure given in FIR by the wife?
Is this really workable if yes how do we proceed & how much time it would take IT dept to take action?
sale of immovable property during the pendincy of the suit
During the pendency of the suit in the trial court and high court the Defendants have sold the property to the new party and so what is the procedure next to proceed and under what sections of CPC we have to move further. Kindly help and thanks for all the advocates who will respond to my query.