ramesh
01 August 2009 at 14:09
sir, after dishonour of the cheque, the complainant issued legal notice to the accused by way of ordinary post, certificate of post and registered post. but the acknowledgment was not received. but after lapse of stipulated time, the accused issued reply notice denying the notice contents. basingupon this reply, though the complainant has not received postal acknowledgement, filed complainant u/s 138 NI act. and calculated time after deleting 15 days grace period from the date of reciving reply from accused.whether this complaint is within stipulated time or barred by limitation? plz xplain me. thanQ sirs......
ramesh
01 August 2009 at 14:07
sir, after dishonour of the cheque, the complainant issued legal notice to the accused by way of ordinary post, certificate of post and registered post. but the acknowledgment was not received. but after lapse of stipulated time, the accused issued reply notice denying the notice contents. basingupon this reply, though the complainant has not received postal acknowledgement, filed complainant u/s 138 NI act. and calculated time after deleting 15 days grace period from the date of reciving reply from accused.whether this complaint is within stipulated time or barred by limitation? plz xplain me. thanQ sirs......
kranthi kiran
01 August 2009 at 13:43
Sir What is the fate of the bonafide purchaser who has purchased the joint family property from the father. After taht father died.Later on the suit is filed by the minor son represented by his mother. Inspite of the contest, the Suit is decreed in favour the minor. The sale deed executed in fabvour of the baonafide purchaser is not cancelled. Based on the decree, the revenue officails have canclled the mutation in issued in favour of the purchaser. Now what the bonafide purchaser can do.
Sunil
01 August 2009 at 12:34
I would like to know if a quash petition which has been heard and time given to defendant for showing evidence why it should not be quashed on merits of case. Quash petition filed since a civil matter has been filed as a criminal charge by defendant.
In the intervening period of the next hearing date at High Court, can the defendant bring PO proceedings at a lower court.
Shah Trupti
01 August 2009 at 11:57
Dear Sir,
I want to know all the details of Corporate Governance point.
Reply me as early as possible.
Thanks.
Tanmoy Dutta
01 August 2009 at 11:29
Q.1. What are the powers of Labour Enforcement Officer (Central). Can he prosecute the occupier on flimsy issues like non-furnishing the father's name of the owner of a contractor, against whom he want to file a case before SDJM?
Q2. Is it mandatory to pay bonus to contract labour by the contractor working in an establishment which is covered under the Contract Labour Central rules?
Jithendra.H.J
01 August 2009 at 11:15
we are going to live only one life!we should do some thing big and worthwhile to our people/nation as lawyers. Gandhiji has said" let the profession never stand in the way of your public service" i hereby call upon the members of this fourm to do something in the following problem. The Election Commission already announced to hold the bye-elections to fill the 14 casual vacancies in the State Assemblies of West Bengal, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, , Uttar Pradesh and Meghalaya on August 18 of 2009. why this bye-election? because the Our politicians gave up with elected seat with absolutely no respect to the voters who voted them and We have seen few sitting MLAs contested for a MP seat (or vice versa). after winning they surrendered the MLA seat. Existing MP/MLA should not be allowed to contest for another election,before the expiry of their current term, which causes waste of our (public) money and government machinery to conduct the elections to their vacated seats. people say that to solve this problem 1) EC should not allow candidates standing from multiple constituencies 2)Existing MP/MLA should not be allowed to contest for another election 3)the person who surrendered the seat should bear all the expenses.
( this message is posted in forum also http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/messages/2009/7/7441_are_we_true_lawyers_.asp to get the attention of the members and the public once again i am posting here in this section, hope you wont mind)
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HOPE THE TRUE LAWYERS WILL MOVE THE APEX COURT REGARDING THIS TO SERVE THE MOTHER INDIA AND TO SAVE THE INNOCENT CITIZENS AND TO MAKE OUR NATION A BETTER PLACE FOR THE NEXT GENERATIONS
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Vishal jain
01 August 2009 at 10:27
Hi all
I am having a matrimonial dispute with my wife. She has filed a false 498a/406 against me in which she has clamied that she and her parents have spend more than 16 lakhs. Out of which she has clamied that her parents has given gold ornaments worth Rs.5,00,000 /-...
For this, she only produces a false & fabricated chits of ROUGH ESTIMATE (not the bills, without adding VAT / SALES TAX) for Rs.80,000 /- of one of jeweller.
The jeweller has make statement infront of police officals also that " I HAS SOLD THE JEWELLRY TO HER BUT BY THAT TIME i DON'T HAVE ANY BILL BOOK. I HAVE SOLD GOLD ORNAMENTS BY SMALL ROUGH CHITS"
I have read sometime in this form that to know the details of some private entity we should consult the concerned govt. department under which that entity have to report.
For this I filed one RTI application to the SALES TAX Department (Vayapaar Bhawan) and the reply they has given me is :-
“ The jeweler named “ ********* **** *** ” is not a registered dealer with the Department.”
From reliable sources also I came to know that one of lthe official have gone to that shop owner and taken his statement also with the jeweller's bank's statement.
Now my questions are"-
1. What kind of extra information shuld I ask the sales tax department, so that it can be proved that the jeweller has not concealed the sales for Rs. 80,000/- by Feb,2007.
2. What kind of information should I ask from the sales tax department that how can a sales be made of Rs.80,000/- ,if there is no purchase.
3. How can I get the copy of the statement of that jeweler, which is given by the jeweler to the sales tax department
4. How can I be permitted to inspect the file.
Plz. Help me urgent
Member (Account Deleted)
01 August 2009 at 10:07
"A person is required to take a NOC from the concerened court if there is pending criminal case, for getting passport."
My question is,
What is the procedure for getting such NOC?
Shall I file a petition asking for the same? (if yes under which section or with what title)?
Any affidavit required to be given with the petition?
How the court issue NOC? Does the court write it in order that the court has no objection or it issue separate NOC?
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A.P.Land laws
Original Extent of the Land in the Sy.No. as Per Khasra Pahani is 17 Acres. Original Owner has all ready sold away the land to my client. The Original Owner in collusion with the revenue authorities has fradulently changed the extent of the Sy.No from 17 Acres to 24 Acres and thereafter obtained the Title Deed for the same. Later on he has sold away the above extent also to various persons. The revenue authoorities with out any application of mind have effected the mutation and granted title deeds to purchasers. My client having came the knowledge of the same has filed the application before the RDO. RDO has cancelled all subsequest mutation proceedings. The sub subsequent purchasers have filed the appeal stating them selves as bonafide purchasers. How to defend the case.Quote some citations in this regard if available.