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kishore   18 August 2013 at 20:42

Sc/st attrocity case

sir..we belong to uppercaste .we are having civil property dispute...by LOCAL POLITICAL LEADER(he is also uppercaste).....he is threating to compromise and withdrawn civil case....he is giving warnings that he will make SC/ST ATTROCITY CASE on our family...becaz he has followers aswellas close friends of SC/ST COMMUNITY people...BY TAKING HELP WITH ONE PERSON WHO BELONG TO SC COMMUNITY HE WILL FILE A CASE ON OUR FAMILY ...SC/ST ATTROCITY.....CASES...NEXT HE IS TELLING (POLITICAL LEADER) U WILL GO TO JAIL LIKE TAT HE IS GIVING WARNING.....CAN ANY SENIOR LAWYER ADVICE ME...HOW TO SAVE FROM SC/ST ATTROCITY CASE....

DR.SANAT KUMAR DASH   27 December 2009 at 13:08

RAILWAY CONCESSION

WHETHER A LOCOMOTOR DISABILITY PERSON CAN AVAIL RAILWAY CONCESSION? AT THE SAME TIME HE CAN OBTAIN TWO WHEELER LICENCE OR NOT. IF THE R.T.O. HAS ISSUED A M.V. LICENCE, THAT CAN BE CANCELLED OR NOT? WHETHER THE R.T.O. IS LIABLE FOR PUNISHMENT OR NOT? IF YES, THEN IN WHICH SECTION OF THE IPC OR ANY OTHER ACT?

praveen   01 December 2009 at 20:18

RUNNING AWAY OF MAID SERVANT

Hi

We hired a maid,age 19 years, from GEETA ENTERPRISES SERVICES(REGD. NO. 3885),SHAKURPUR,DELHI. ON 29/11/2009. at an annual commission of Rs 13000 and monthly salary of Rs 2400.

The fact is that our maid ran out of our house on 01/12/2009(ONLY TWO DAYS AFTER HIRING) without informing us WHEN ONLY MY LIITLE DAUGHTER OF AGED 7 YEARS was at home.She returned from school at 1.00 p.m.We came to know about this at 2.00p.m. when I came to my house for lunch.

Our maid didn't take any valuables from our house.The agency owner shows her unawareness to this.

Pl. advise me what can we do now?

lalit   19 September 2009 at 16:40

credit card

Rajinder Bhatia   09 August 2009 at 00:45

Court is not entertaining my 340Cr.P.C/466IPC petition

The Judicial Magaistrate is avoiding an action on my said petition by adjourning the petition on every date of hearing for three months to four months.

tusharcosmic   17 July 2009 at 02:15

How to claim recovery on a cheque that bounced 6 years back?

How to file a case of recovery in Delhi after 6 years of bouncing a cheque ? Plz. read details to answer.?
I got a cheque of Rs, 275000/- in 2003 from a borrower friend of mine. This cheque bounced back with a bank memo that funds were insufficient. A legal notice was served to the accused. Mean while my house was white washed and I lost that cheque and bank memo. My father died during those days, I made a big business mistakes and I was financially under heavy pressure .I was under heavy mental depression also so I did nothing against that borrower of mine and no case was registered in court of law.

But now a days everything is settled and I have found out that cheque and that bank memo somewhere in my home.
I came to know that even a recovery suit of order 37 can not be filed after three years of issuing date of a cheque.
Is there a way out to present that cheque in the court to file a suit and recover that money?
Plz. Help thanks in advance.

sardul singh   22 June 2009 at 13:55

Account opening in the name of Joint Venture

Can a joint venture (entered into between two partnership firms) open a Bank account in its name? What are the required formalities to be complied with for opening an account in the name of a Joint Venture which is purely formed for completing a contract.

Legal Fighter   13 June 2009 at 10:29

Need a copy of Calcutta HC Judgment

I need a copy of the below judgment at the earliest. Can anyone pls help me getting a copy of the same. I am also ready to pay the required charges incurred in getting the same.

Shipra Raj Ray versus State of West Bengal.

It has been reported in Calcutta Criminal law reporter, 2007, Vol - 1, page no. 800.

Legal Fighter   13 June 2009 at 10:15

Need copy of below Judgment of Madras HC (Madurai Bench)

I urgently need a certified copy of judgment in respect to the below news in "The Hindu" dated 16.05.2009. Can anybody help me getting the certified copy of the same. I am ready to pay the charges incurred for the same. Pls help me.


Victim cannot seek remedy under two different enactments for same cause: HC

Mohamed Imranullah S.

As a police complaint had already been filed, cognisance cannot be taken under Domestic Violence Act

MADURAI: Judicial Magistrates cannot take cognisance of a complaint under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 if the victim had already lodged a complaint with the police under the provisions of the Indian Penal Code, the Madras High Court has ruled.

Disposing of a petition filed in the Madurai Bench by a family from Dindigul, Justice V. Periya Karuppiah held that a victim could not seek remedy under two different enactments for the same cause of action as it would amount to double jeopardy which was prohibited under the Constitutional law.

The Judge also said that a woman could not demand action, under the Act, against her in-laws for writing a letter to her husband’s office seeking his employment details. He agreed with petitioners’ counsel N. Veera Kathiravan that the complainant would not be in anyway aggrieved by such a letter.

An aged woman, her daughter and son-in-law had filed the present petition seeking to quash an order passed by the Dindigul Judicial Magistrate-II who took cognisance of a complaint lodged by the former’s daughter-in-law alleging that the petitioners assaulted her and also wrote letters to her office and that of her husband.

“Apply mind”


Stating that the mother-in-law alone could be prosecuted for writing a letter to her daughter-in-law’s office, Mr. Justice Karuppiah said: “When a complaint is filed under the Act, the lower court must apply its mind and ensure if the allegations attract provisions of the special enactment. But in this case, it has been taken on file abruptly.”

The Judge quashed the case with respect to the victim’s sister-in-law and brother-in-law on the ground that there was no evidence to prove that they assisted in writing the letter.

In so far as the allegation of assault was concerned, a complaint was pending with the police and hence the victim could not invoke the 2005 Act, he said.

V V SATYANARAYANA   05 June 2009 at 09:42

VAT & CST Registration

Sirs,

I need help of Sales Tax professionals for registration under VAT & CST at Bengaluru & Kolkata.

Can any members guide where I can get the details of practicising advocates for this purpose.

Thanks.