Rahul
24 December 2014 at 07:44
Dear Sirs,
I was using Credit Card and due to financial difficulties I could not pay a single amount last 1 year and outstanding reach around Rs.3 lakhs and I have received a letter from Bank to settle at LokAdalat. They settled Rs.1.3 Lakhs on 13 Dec at LokAdalat., and subsequently Bank advice they will issue a letter stating that the settlement amount and EMI you should pay for 10 next months and you can start. Till now I have received any letter from the Bank but I have received call from the Bank for 1st EMI.,I ask them about the settlement letter they advice that letter will issue after you pay the entire amount.
Please advice can I start pay the EMI amount or I should wait the settlement letter from the Bank before pay.
Appreciate your replies. Rahul
satish c verma
24 December 2014 at 07:07
I have completed my Law degree 3 years regular course in 08/2000 with department permission. I m an government officer. May I apply for enrolment as non-practicable advocate, just for seniority purpose?
Anonymous
24 December 2014 at 02:07
Respected Experts,
I found thid forum in google and very very hapy about this this great tool of service to the citizen of India!
Am�a Muslim writing from Tamilnadu �and I hope you can assist me by guiding with your valuable advice on the below property inheritance issues.�
First of all am writing on behalf of my Mother, whom I feel to be nicely cheated by her brother (my uncle) with whom she still has more faith.�
My grand father had owned �many properties, which were all maintained by my uncle since after his death (approx 35years). My uncle had sold many properties without any consent of �my mother.
Since last 10years when my mother has been asking for her share, that too because of us (her children)? After several struggle she received only 2 small properties (one is a half acre agricultural and other is 3000sq ft residential land). Later when we asked for more, they justify that as a female my mom has received enough. And me as a grandson have no any right to speak on it!
Now my uncle is trying or almost sold another big property, for selling this they never ask any NOC from my mother only for this time, when I got surprised and inquired the buyers, they say that since my mom has given full power rights to my uncle, it's not required my mother to give any NOC to sell it. We are totally shocked knowing this, because this hasn't happened to my mom's knowledge! We strongly doubt that this would have happened during the time she received the 2nd property (year 2011) �they would have took her signature by cheating her by giving an understanding �that it's a procedure to receive her property. (fyi - my mom is an illiterate she can hardly even sign properly, also I was not in country to read the document before making her sign). Now we feel so much cheated and humiliated!�
We need to find a way to firstly get the rightful share of my mother her parents property as per the respective law and secondly we must teach them a good lesson (for my uncle, his allies, our community to whom they defame us in the society that we are so demanding and are very greedy, and including the buyer who is now buying one of a big agricultural property which is expected to get registered tomorrow 24th Dec '14).
The saddest part is when I inform this to my mom that necessary action to be taken against them, she says that she is very much scared from making her seen like enemy in her family and as a result she may lose their relationships at this old age.�
Please give me a solution Sirs, as a son I can't digest it and feel very sad on seeing this injustices at this modern days which should have many protective laws.�
Am very sincerely thanking you for the time and for your effort. Am looking forward to have your thoughts on the above expressed concerns at your soonest possible.�
Thank you
jatinder kumar
24 December 2014 at 01:51
Respected Members, I want to know and confirm 1) whether there is any Supreme court citation saying that "An adv can appear before any authority whether public or private on behalf of his client" if ny such citation is there kundly provide.... 2) is there any BCI rule or any section of Adv act restricting such appearance of adv before sub registrar..... kindly revert with ur valuable suggestions.... thanking you
Siva Kumar
24 December 2014 at 01:37
Dear Team,
We purchased flat from builder in the year 2009. Actual land belongs to others and for that builder got a development agreement. Builder registered the flat (sale dead) in my name and land owners also signed during the registration. We paid the entire amount to builder at the time of sale dead. After 1 year, builder absconded without completing the flat and he authorized the land owners to sell the remaining flats and cancelled original development agreement. We are not aware of this development and not part of the cancellation agreement. We completed the remaining internal work and occupied the flat. Now the land owners are demanding additional money from us and they are using illegal ways. They raised many wrong complaints against us at Police Station and also pressurising us through local leaders to pay additional money. How do I protect my property and take care of safety of my family. Please advise.
Debasis
24 December 2014 at 01:25
I have been employed in an IT firm in Kolkata from 2000 till date when the firm has now closed down in Nov 2014. I have not yet received any official intimation though. This firm had a staff strength of 12 persons, out of whom only 2(me and the peon) were on payroll and rest on contract basis.
Verbally,company says I would not get gratuity.
My question is whether I can claim gratuity when most of the staff was on contract and only I and the peon were on the payroll ? If yes, how should I proceed ?
Thanks in advance.
Debasis
Abhay pratap singh
23 December 2014 at 23:55
Sir, in case of test of finger print on recovered weapon from criminal the session court rejected it by saying that S.O (investigating officer) also handle the weapon and have some finger print on weapon but genuinely any officers not handle any recovered weapon with open hand plz provide some relevant information regarding this. If you provide any written documents regarding handling of recovered weapon by police must not be done with open hand, he or she must use some type of safeguards, it really favours a lot.
Thanks
Mayank
23 December 2014 at 23:35
My friend's dad is an authorized insurance agent by profession and holds a LL.B degree too.
Can he enjoy the powers of an advocate like sending legal notice, fighting cases in court etc etc.
sumit sharma
23 December 2014 at 23:17
Can anybody tell me that what are the main topics to be prepared in CPC while preparing for any state judiciary exams.
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