NITHYANANDAN
01 September 2017 at 00:17
I am budding law student from TNDALU.
Can friends give full details of specialist dealing with law.
I know certin parts like income tax, civil cases, criminal apart from these can i know friends which are upcomming and recommended to young lawyers and budding law graduates.
Sir
State commission has advertised some posts for veterinary surgeons
In qualification
They Have given :
Bachelor of veterinary science as basic qualification
Master in veterinary and PhD in prefential criteria
Now
They have called students for direct interview by way of one notice in which:
General category -above 75% either in Bachelor or master degree students are called
For other categories like sc/st/bc all are eligible irrespective of their percentage
Now my query is:
I am having bachelor and master degree both but under 75%
The student who is only having bachelor degree but scored above 75% is eligible for interview
But on other hand I am having master degree of same course but under 75% is not eligible for appearing in interview
And moreover their is no bar on percentage of other categories (Sc/St/bc)as they have said their are so many applications for general category so they (state commission)have to call all students above 75% only
Can they put this bar only on general category ?
Can bachelor degree students having more than 75% is above the person having master degree( having less then 75% in bachelor & master degree)?
Now where is the Prefential benefit to master degree students as they have called PhD students directly for interview but they haven't given any preference to master degree holders and put them equal to bachelor degree holders by saying (having 75% above either in bachelor or master degree)
How can I be eligible for interview ( as I have to file a writ), kindly give me some better grounds to file a writ in above mentioned circumstances
Anonymous
31 August 2017 at 23:45
Hi All,
I am 52 years old and have passed out of 3 Years LL.B in Jun-2017 exams conducted by the Karnataka State Law University. Now when I went to enroll with Karnataka State Bar Council at Bengaluru, they say that there is age limit of 30 years for admission into law colleges. Since I joined when I was 49 years old, they are saying that Bar Council Meeting has to be convened and a final decision taken. Other students from my College could get enrolled and I am in a limbo now.
I saw that in the case of H.D. Sailor (Appellant) VERSUS BAR COUNCIL OF GUJARAT (Respondents), the Supreme Court quashed restriction on age limit for enrollment.
Please advice.
Rahul malhotra
31 August 2017 at 23:32
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have a query that i was a employee in the company as a Company Secretary and i worked there one and half years. As a Company Secretary i was only responsible to perform the task related with Companies Act and they have assigned to me the same. I left my job in June 2016 but after a year i have received a summon against me regarding dishonored of cheque. The Petitioner has filed case against the Company, all the director and CS of the company and also filed relief sought from all the accused including CS.
During my tenure, the company has not appointed me as authorised signatory to sign the cheque of any bank and i have not signed any cheque in my tenure. i was just an employee of the company not a director.
So my question are:-
1. can the petitioner legally filed case against me?
2. I have to withdraw my name from the case. How?
I request you to please advice me in this case with the judgement.
Thanks
Anonymous
31 August 2017 at 23:31
I want to know that how many floors is allowed by collecter or state to build as in grampanchayat and in municipal area?
How much floors are concern as legel for building construction for both?
Hariharapandian
31 August 2017 at 23:29
What is the stamp duty have to be paid for release deed
Hariharapandian
31 August 2017 at 23:26
What is the stamp duty have to be paid for release deed
Hariharapandian
31 August 2017 at 23:24
1)Principal creditor send me the legal notice for first appearance in court for money suit.
2) But,before the case comes to the court we both were settled the matter amicably and creditor has given his consent to withdraw the case.
3)Is it mandatory for the debtor to appear in court on first hearing.
AD
31 August 2017 at 22:42
A principal of property give registered and irrevocable GPA to B and unregistered agreement to sale and purchase to C in 1994. Then 2003 B give registered GPA to C.
Can B cancel the GPA of C?? If yes C is owner of property ?
Does possession necessary for "declaration of title" suit.
Good Day !
I "A" have purchased a part of property area Sub Registrar registered from registered GPA holder representing X, later a person "B" is said to have acquired Validated NRI GPA from X again and registered the same property in another Registrar office. "B" is police officer suspended on our complaint and has occupied the property and is in possession. Should we file suite for injunction or declaration of title ?
1) GPA does have a clause for sale right to GPA Holder and GPA is still active.
Thank You