poonam100
05 September 2018 at 18:02
Sir,
land dealer paise le kar zamin nahi de raha hai .
kya kare?
K K S V SOMESWAR
05 September 2018 at 17:06
In October 2017 gold jewellery worth Rs.20 lakhs was stolen and the same was caught within six hours. the jewellery was recovered through court by depositing security worth Rs.20 lakhs in the form of house title deeds. In the theft case the charge sheet is yet to be filed. Few days back received a phone call from police whether willing to compromise in Lok Adalat with the said accused. will there be any implications if the compromise is executed in Lok Adalat ?
Anonymous
05 September 2018 at 16:19
Sir/Mam please reply as soon as possible. . my name is ABC im a computer b.tech student . I did little mistake i caught by cop for drink in public place outside the hotel by chandigarh police. I after 3 hours of procedure i got bailed and FIR filled and i submit my fined 1000 in front of judge after they took my fingerprints on 4 paper and said we will distribute in four cities delhi, gurgaon, mohali, panchkula.. Im very scared im always prepares government exams .. is this shut the doar of government job right now im very guility .. If my family will get to know .. im never face my parents.. and probably i sucide.. so please help me.. im scared, dissapointed, guilty, ashamed of myself.
R.Ramesh
05 September 2018 at 16:15
Dear sir, one of friend had passed LLB recently and in 2011 his wife filled 498A case on him and now it is in trial.So, right he can enroll his LLB degree in state bar council and do practice as an Lawyer.
ishan dwivedi
05 September 2018 at 14:27
Im a medical doctor in Central Public Sector Undertaking (CPSU) hospital and receive NPA which prohoibits me from doing private practise. However can I legally work in a charitable hospital run by an NGO without charging any fee?
Anonymous
05 September 2018 at 13:56
Dear Sir,
Need a guidance and advice.
We have an ancestral house which we are now trying to sell in Kolkata.
There are total of 5 joint owners.
4 of the owners do not stay in this house.
The 5th owner who is also the eldest person has been staying at this house right from the very beginning.
The oldest owner is still staying in that house. One part of the house was on rent over 20 years ago. We are told that the oldest owner had an erstwhile tenant with whom there was a normal court case/eviction case going on about 20 years ago. But 20 years ago, the tenant received a lumpsum payment from this oldest owner and vacated that flat. At the time of vacating the flat, the tenant issued a letter to this owner (letter addressed as the oldest owner & Others), saying that he is vacating the flat and all cases against the tenant will be withdrawn. Also, in that letter, the tenant has mentioned a condition that the house is being vacated as the owner will be using for his self purpose and also that in case the house is ever sold or put on rent, then the tenant would get an equal share of the same.
This was 20 years ago and the eldest owner had signed this letter as accepted during the handover of the flat. The letter was just on a normal white paper.
Now today at the time of selling this house, the oldest owner is now showing this 20 year old letter to the other owners and saying that the other owners must give an undertaking that in case this erstwhile tenant creates any case against that oldest owner who had signed that letter as accepted, the other owners would also be jointly willing to accept.
Now the question is that none of the other owners were aware of such a letter – nor did the other owners ever give any POA to this oldest owner.
If the oldest owner has accepted such a letter, he did that on his own.
Problem is now the oldest owner says that in case other owners do not give such a letter/undertaking he will not sign on the sale deed.
So the legal question is whether such a letter ( dated 20 years back) will be valid in the court of law and if the other owners does give such an undertaking , will be any major risk to the other owners.
As the oldest owner insists on such an undertaking, need the advice.
Ujjwal
05 September 2018 at 10:09
When a court is exercising jurisdiction to quash an FIR under Article 226 r/w section 482 of cr.p.c. can the court set aside the FIR on the basis of settlement between the parties.
In case, the answer to above question is affirmative then does that agreement gets the authenticity of the court like you get application under order 23 rule 3 of cpc and the decree can passed. What are the distinction between the order passed by HC u/a 226 of the Constitution and section 482 of cpc?
Srinivas
05 September 2018 at 07:05
In one of the offices, Salary for one day has been deducted for not attending Independence day celebrations held in the office. Many employees were not able to attend the said function due to various personal reasons. The Management has deducted one day's salary for not attending Independence day celebrations.After the month end an internal circular has been served that all employees must compulsarily attend to Independence day and Republic day celebrations failing which salary would be deducted. Is such circular applicable to the event which has occured in the past and whether it is applicable backdated? Is the act of the employer tenable in law? please advise. what is the legal recourse available to the employees?
It is a co-operative bank established under Karnataka state co-operative societies act and the nature of work carried out is banking activities.
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Calling to police station
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