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saurabh says : stamp paper agreement
sir,, plz guied me i am waiting sir plz

saurabh says : stemp paper agreement
sir i want to give 1 lak rupee to a needy person.we have an agreement on stamp paper that he will give me mony after 20 dayes when his work will be finished and he also give me 1lak cheque with stamp paper with the date of after 20 days...how much value of stamp i have to choose??? and what are the legal action after 20 days if he will failed his promiss????can we use the stamp paper in this matter????if he cheat me...what will the procedure to money back?????sir plz guied me as soon as possible............plz plz

Ram veer says : SC/ST recruitment reg.
Respected Sir, I had applied for the post of Office Manager (Finance and Accounts) in Competition Commission of India (CCI), under the administrative control of Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India, against their advertisement dated 30/09/2011 to fill up various posts, including Office Manager (F&A) belonging to Support Staff Category, through direct recruitment (third round). As per the advertisement, the selection process consisted of two parts – written test & interview. The whole selection process carried 100 marks, out of which 80 marks were for written test and remaining 20 marks were assigned for interview. A total of 55 marks out of 100 marks (written test plus interview) were qualifying standard for empanelment for unreserved category candidates, whereas a total of 50 marks were needed for candidates belonging to reserved category for empanelment. To qualify the written test, minimum 45 marks were to be secured by unreserved category candidates, while minimum 40 marks were needed to be secured by candidates belonging to reserved categories. In other words, there was relaxation of five marks (5 marks) for SC/ST candidates in the written part. But there was no relaxation for SC/ST candidates who appeared in interview. The SC/ST candidates had to secure 50 marks (40 Marks in written + 10 Marks in interview) out of 100 marks for final selection and unreserved candidate had to secure 55 marks (45 Marks in written +10 Marks in interview) out of 100 marks for final selection for the post of Office Manager (F&A). It is, therefore, evident that there was no relaxation of marks to the SC/ST candidates who appeared for interview as irrespective of the category (SC/ST/OBC/UR), a candidate had to secure 10 marks in interview considering the above proposition. The written test held on 22.01.2012 for the three (3) posts of Office Manager (F&A), including one (1) reserved for SC and One (1) reserved for ST (both are backlog).The result of the written test was declared by Competition Commission of India on 29.02.2012. I was declared successful in the written test and called for interview held on 23.03.2012. It is pertinent to mention here that I was the only candidate called for the interview against the post reserved for SC category candidates (backlog). The final result was declared by the CCI on 01.05.2012 by which I was not finally selected against the post reserved for SC candidate (backlog), by not extending any relaxation in interview for SC/ST candidates. The post reserved for SC (backlog) candidate remained unfilled continuously for the third time. Sir, I wanted to know whether the CCI recruitment process as per the constitution of India? I shall be grateful to your goodself if you could give your valuable advice in this matter. Thanking you in anticipation, Yours faithfully, (Ram Veer) soramveer@yahoo.in

kaushal ramesh says : Authentication of unregistered agreement
What is the credibility of a unregistered agreement (signed by witnesses) to sell and is it honored in the court of law Are there any ruling for such cases ?

Bhupinder kaur says : Help needed
Hi, It will be great if experts can help us out in the following situation. The scenario is: My maternal grandfather has a a 2 and a half story house. He was a pakistani refugee who had been alotted a quarter in delhi and in lieu of that a plot of 160 sq yards by the govt. His father (my grandfather's father)had lent him some money for the fee alottment/installments of this plot. After the land allottment and the house being constructed, my grandfather's father had signed an affidavit stating that although he was associated with the principal purchaser, he had no objection to the principal purchaser (my grandfather)being the sole owner in the sale/conveyance/lease deed. After this, my grandfather had got made a conveyance deed in his name. My first question is: 1) Does this property come under "claim" property? Do my grandfather;s brothers and sisters have an equal right in this property? Now, my aunt ( my elder maami) after the demise of my uncle (both of them residing in south india) has filed a civil case demanding a share in the property. It is a 3 storeyed house with the ground floor being in my grandfather's name, the first floor in my second uncle's name (registered gift deed) and the second floor and terrace being in my mother's name (registered gift deed). 1) Can we sell the first and second floor along with the terrace when there is no stay order on the property yet? First and second floor have already being gifted (by gift deeds)? 2) Can we sell the whole house as there is no stay order still? Please guide us regarding the same>

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