hage nibo
16 April 2009 at 01:10
Can a person file writ petition under Art.226 without involving any counsel or lawyer? If so what is the procedures?
Is the affidadit accompanying writ petition compulsory to be identified by a lawyer and sworn before oath commissioner?
hage nibo
16 April 2009 at 01:06
What is the procedures to file a writ petition under Art 226 by the petitioner himself(without the help of any counsel/advocate/lawyer)?
Is the affidavit accompanying writ petition is compulsory to be identified by an advocate and sworn before Oath Commissioner?
allurisivajiraju
15 April 2009 at 22:06
Respected Seniors,
Mr. 'X' is working as sales man In a Primary Agricultural Co-Operative Credit Society. President of the said Society has some political grudges against Mr. 'X' and he wants to remove him for his duties. So recently 4 months back the Said President issued a notice to Mr. 'X' discloses that " behavior of Mr. 'X' is not proper towards formers hence Mr. 'X' is suspended from his duties till further orders".
But Mr. 'X'waiting for his job from 4 months. But no reply was sent to him from the President. Eventhough the society was not conducted any enquiry against Mr. 'X' for his alleged behaviour. Actually Mr. 'X' is a poor person and his entire family is depending on his salary.
In the above circumstances what is the remedy available to Mr. 'X' for getting his job and 4 months salary of his illegal detention from his duties.
Please suggest me as early as possible.
Thanking You in advance.
Niteshkumar Popat
15 April 2009 at 20:10
please clerifes the application of letter of administration and succession certificate. whether brother can get succession certificate on the basis of Will. even he is not class 1 heir.
Niteshkumar Popat
15 April 2009 at 19:59
Court fees was increased for filing the complaint. the recent SC judgement states that the criminal court are not the executing court then why court fees for comlaint was increased in Maharashtra
Jitendra Raval
15 April 2009 at 19:41
The complainant had send the notice to the accused throught UPC and RPAD on 26.09.2007 and returned 'Unclaimed ' by the concerned post office on 22.10.2007. The complaint filed by the the complainant on 01.11.2007. Both UPC and RPAD not received by accused and accused is in a position to rebutt as non delivery is confirmed by the POST OFFICE authorities. The learned megistrate took the cognizance of the complaint on 02.11.2007 and issued the process to the acccused.
Under above circumstances,
1. Whether accused can approach the same court for 'Discharge' as it is the premature complaint and court has also took cognization prematurely????
2. Under which saction of CRPC accused should approach. S. 245 or 258?
3. Whether he should produce the document given by Post office related to non receipt of notice in the same hearing?
4. Kindly convey citation if you have.
My email id is jhraval@hotmail.com
Thanks
Y V Vishweshwar Rao
15 April 2009 at 16:12
One of my client has ancestral property in Manmad of Maharastra State . There are 10 share holders , living in defferent parts of india, and one is residing in AP , all other share holders are intending to execute and Register the GPA in favour of one share holder residing in AP with Stamp duty of Rs;- 1000/-
1 Whether the same is valid and can be accepted by SRO in Maharastra - for registration of Deeds .
or
2-The deficit stamp duty as applicable in Maharastra state to be paid in Maharastra state -
or-
3- the GPA should be registered in Maharsatra state with applicable Stamp Duty -
4-what is the Stamp duty applicable in Maharastra state for GPA by share holders in favour of another share holder -
I requst any advocate from Nasic District to respond and help my client in this regard !
Thanks in advance !
Pramod Kumar
15 April 2009 at 14:42
Dear Esteemed Member,
I appreciate your prompt response to my query but I need to have some more clarity on the ambiguity I have reached in my mind.
1. As said by Mr. Sarin and Mr. Rao, if you don't reply to the notice, the court may take cognizance/admission against my client and therefore it may act against my client.
2. Which is the best option to proceed ahead now.
(a) Give a reply notice and then file the suit.
(b) File a suit and prove the grave circumstances that may act against my client as a result in delay for giving reply notice and then filing the suit.
Awaiting your suggestions.
Regards,
Pramod
Vassudev Amonkar
15 April 2009 at 13:42
Hi,
can anybody provide me the latest Judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court wherein the Supreme Court has recognised the right to strike.
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Central Administrative Tribunal
Respected Sir, I am in urgent need of following judgment of Central Administrative Tribunal, Mumbai Bench in OA No.802/2002 dated 10.06.2004 in the case of Shri Balu Awdaji Bhawar v. Union of India and Ors. Reported in ATJ 2004 (3) 509. I tried a lot to get the same from concerned website and local court library but could not. Your experts, please mail me a copy of the judgment soon for which I am ever grateful to you sir/mam.