rajesh singal
10 June 2015 at 17:33
Dear Experts,
My wife is a central government servant at officer level from more than 10 years. Untill now she has been an outstanding record in her ACR's given by her previous superiors(boss).
Recently her superior has been changed and now she has been in a trouble since then. Every day or other she has been assigned works with an unachievable timeline to finish it and each time due to breach of timeline, she has been issued either a memo or show cause notice for not completing work. She has been harrassed also to do travel in odd hours, lot of sanctions on taking her due leaves. Her boss is doing this in concent and directions from 2nd level( boss of her boss) of her boss. She moved an application to her boss to transfer her to another role/department but it has been rejected by her superior.
She has been very much worried that her boss might be planning to build a list of memos & show cause notice against her and eventually trying to dismiss her on these records..
Please suggest, how can she protect herself from such a situation. Any forums which may be helpful and give advice.
Nirankar Sharma
10 June 2015 at 17:09
Vide CAT Bench Lucknow order dated 09-07-1991 on my OA No.232/1990 I was awarded and had availed the entitled benefits retrospectively in terms of order “...Accordingly respondents are directed to pay the arrears of salary and allowances and other benefits taking into consideration of those who have been promoted to the post of JTA(S) with effect from 1977.” Recently in terms of 6th CPC recommendations’ and DoPT guidelines, my that time juniors in all India Seniority list have been allowed Grade Pay of Rs.4600/- with effect from 1st Jan 2006; Whereas I am still holding the benefits of Rs.4200/- GP with effect from the date of my retirement (31st May 2008) from service in Geological Survey of India.
Kindly advice whether the instructions in the CAT order above/attached here can be availed by me in present situation also; As my routine appeals on the issue to the concerned authorities so far are futile only.
With Thanks & Regards.
M.M.SURANA
10 June 2015 at 16:53
Pl suggest me senior Consultant who can take care of Sarfaesi Notice
VIKAS
10 June 2015 at 12:50
Dear Sir,
we have a land of piece by name of my mother(her father's share) and mama, nani.It was joint agriculture land which is cultivate by my mama and nani.
In year of 2006, SANAT TAKSIM was issued my patwari and kangoo. Later, it was challenged by my nani in the court of SDM. And SDM court dismiss the appeal and passed the order SANAT TAKSIM can't be cancelled.
But, it was not recorded in the jamabandi till date.
So, please advise how to implement the order of SDM court?
Waiting for reply.
regards
Harshala
10 June 2015 at 12:10
Dear Sir,
my friend father died in 2014, he has nominated his sister as a nominee for his demat account. he has left his wife and his only son behind him. so can you suggest how to get an injunction order from the court and the said application need to be submitted in which court. he is resident of sion.
sruthi
10 June 2015 at 11:58
Hello,
I would need your advise or suggestions in the below matter. We have purchased an apartment in a community that has 164 apartments. The builder promised various amenities such as swimming pool, skating rink, club house, gym and STP. We recently came to know that the above mentioned amenities are constructed in a karabi land or the land that belongs to the government but he claims property tax has been paid for this land for 15 years. Will there be a problem for this in the future. Kindly advise how to proceed in this situation
Naresh emulakonda
10 June 2015 at 11:44
Can we file a Private complaint for public nuisance? Will the court admit such complaints? Lawyer provided me the draft with title "PRIVATE COMPLAINT FILED UNDER SECTION 200 OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE R/W SECTION 190(1) OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE FOR THE OFFENCE U/S 268 OF INDIAN PENAL CODE"
Rakhi
10 June 2015 at 11:35
Reapected Sir
My query is that is a family settlement deed considered a legal document?
If we have a family settlement deed duly notarised - according to which my husband had given his property to his mother...can that document be presented in DDA to show that the flat has been given to mother and does not belong to son.
It is not registered but is notarised.
It was also made in Jammu court....will that document be valid in DDA ?
ARTI GUPTA
10 June 2015 at 11:26
the facts of the case are as under:
1.A civil suit was filed on my mother by her sister in law.
2. Both are residing in the same house .
3. my mother is staying at Ist Floor & her sister in ,law stays at Ground Floor.
4. The subject matter of the suit was a small store installed under the staircase at ground floor
allowing ingress & outgress to Ist Floor residents from side of the house.
5. The case was fought for 20 years.
6. My mother lost the case in Feb,2013.
7.On losing the case my mother was giving possession of the store to the plaintiff alongwith cost of suit
by cheque of Rs.261 on taking proper receiving.
8.The plaintiff refused to give any receiving, but produced another letter claiming entire possession on
ground floor.
9. For 2 years the store remained locked,The keys are still with my mother.
10. After 2 years on 09/06/2015 my mother received a show cause notice from the plaintiff via court as to
show cause why the possession has still not been given to the plaintiff.
11. The hearing is on 07/07/2015.
12. Please suggest as to how my mother should plead before the court , what reply should be given,
should we produce the cheque & the letter we had given to the plaintiff which they refused to accept.
13. Is it a serious matter, can we produce the letter, the keys & the cheque before the court without the
assistance of any lawyer and bring the matter to an end.
Regards
Arti
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