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Hazel D'Mello   10 October 2009 at 15:51

non-occupancy charges

Please let me know if a Housing Society can charge 100% non-occupancy charges. Are there any exceptions to the Supreme Court judgement upholding Maharashtra notification of 2001 that non-occupancy cannot be more than 10% of the service charges.

Member (Account Deleted)   09 October 2009 at 23:36

Can an advocate sign with green ink pen?

Can an advocate sign with green ink pen?

Advocates profession is a noble profession and treating him as a Law officer.

Anand Padmanabhan   09 October 2009 at 20:54

Amalgamated flats- society billing of common charges

Please let me know the rulings regarding:

The society passed resolution in SGM for billing on equal share basis the common charges as per byelaw no.69.

Certain Amalgamated flats not passed as per BMC Plan but amalgamated on self basis are refusing the share mentioning that it is a amalgamated flat and one family is living with one door and one kitchen etc.

jagadeesh   09 October 2009 at 15:37

Payment of Gratuity

Let me have a copy of Order under Mettur Beardsell Ltd Vs. Regional Labour Commissioner (Appellate Authority under Payment of Gratuity Act) Madras etc.., 1998 (3) LLN 414

mohd mohsin   09 October 2009 at 12:35

Fee Structure

Respected sir,
please send me the fee structure for enrolment in dehi high court and clear that how many draft to be made and whose favour

Adinath@Avinash Patil   09 October 2009 at 05:44

IMPORTANT CASE LAW, ADVOCATES ACT

IMPORTANT CASE LAW FOR ADVOCATES

ADVOCATES ACT, 1961,RULES FRAMED BY BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA, RULE 49[2]-BAR OF-AMBIT OF- MAIN AND OPENING PARAGRAPH OF THE RULE PROHIBITS OR BARS AN ADVOCATE FROM BEING A FULL TIME SALARIED EMPLOYEE OF ANY PERSON, GOVRMENT,FIRM,CORPORATION OR CONCERNED SO LONG AS HE CONTINUES TO PRACTICE -AN OBLIGATION IS CAST ON AN ADVOCATE WHO TAKES UP ANY SUCH EMPLOYMENT TO INTIMATE THE FACTS TO CONCERNED BAR COUNCIL- SUCH ADVOCATE SHALL CEASE TO PRACTICE SO LONG AS CONTINUES HE CONTINUE IN SUCH EMPLOMENT -SUCH BAR CREATED IN PARA 1 OF RULE 49 WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE TO LAW OFFICER OR CENTRAL OR STATE GOVERMENT OR ANY PUBLIC CORPORATION OR BODY CONSTITUTED BY A STATUTE, IF THEY ARE GIVEN ENTITLEMENT UNDER THE RULE OF THEIR STATE BAR COUNCIL.

SATISH KUMAR SHARMA V/S THE BAR COUNCIL OF HIMACHAL PRADESH

2001 SAR [CIVIL] 277 [ S.C.]

DECIDED ON 03/01/2001.

Srilatha   08 October 2009 at 14:56

General

what is the difference between adjournment and postponement?

nishad   08 October 2009 at 14:40

Delay in MACT

Hi,
My third party insurance claim is going on in MACT for 4years & I was the traveller in that vehicle. Injured severly & right hand got paralized. Unable to find money for treatment. Normally, how many years it takes for a verdict ? Is there a way I get money for the treatment before case is settled ? Please advise......

My advocate is saying the time cannot be estimated for MACT. Court is asked the Vehicle ownrt to appear the court on November 11.

A R KHAN   08 October 2009 at 14:38

BLANK CHEQUE IMPORTANCE

My channel partner do not want to provide blank cheques;to the company as a master /security cheques.

What is the legality behind if the cheque given to company is blank

Pooja Sethi   08 October 2009 at 09:47

Difference between an Advocate and a Lawyer

Please advice what is difference between an advocate and a lawyer .Somebody told me it’s related to registration with Bar Coucil of state.

If somebody get registered with BCI become advocate & if only holding law degree what he/she will call ?