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Naghma kaif   07 July 2022 at 10:57

Related to ac outdoor fitting in closed shaft .

Is it legally right to fit AC outdoor of ground floor in shaft just infront of first floor room which is surrounded with wall n going upward with narrow surroundings.one of my rented did it.for this me n my husband facing alot of breathing problems n my whole areas of house completely heated just I feel I'm in bhatti.n my husband is cardiac patient too.plz.suggest me what I should do???

Anonymous   07 July 2022 at 10:43

Consumer protection act

can evidence be led by opp. party in a consumer complaint where no written statement is filed

Avanish Chandra   05 July 2022 at 20:10

Rented shop

My father rent shop to some one without any rent agreement to some one he was paying my rent timely but after some 2yr the tenant didn't pay the rent so, what action should i take to that person can i force Fully lock my shop

Adithya   04 July 2022 at 17:27

Charitable trust amendment draft copy

Hi Experts, I'm adithya the President of Chethanadhare charitable trust, we registered a trust in 2007. Some of our trustees given resignation letters and we changed the registered office address. So please help me by sending trust amendment draft to chethanadhare@gmail.com

Rahul Shinde   03 July 2022 at 22:26

Domestic violence case

Hi,
My wife had filled Domestic violence case under sec 12 & 21 against me, but during the pendecy of the case she died due to cancer. Before few months of her death she asked for maintenance of child.
My child daughter was in her custody but after her death child was taken away to different city by my father in law to their native place.
Then he filled application on my childs behalf to bring legal heir on record and another application to make him next friend. Which was allowed by Magistrate.

We have filed appealled against the order
Under such circumstances what should we do

Ramesh   01 July 2022 at 19:53

Nbfc collection agents harrasment

Dear sir,

My friend took a vehicle (car) loan from an NBFC in November 2017. Very unfortunate thing is I was the guarantor for that loan. Everything went good up to June 2018.In June 2018 the vehicle met with an accident and has to be kept In the service centre for a span of 6months due to clearance from insurance agency. So he was unable to pay the dues regularly from that time. In October 2018 one of the Mahindra finance executive visited my house and enquired about the borrower’s details then I realized that the loan was pending from 5months. So I clearly explained him that I will show the residence of the Borrower and location of the vehicle and asked him to repossess the vehicle and proceed for further as he was unable to repay the dues. But he denies repossessing the vehicle as it is in the service centre and there is no approval from the company to repossess.
After that The agent regularly visiting my house and calling for the amount due to them. I clearly explained them that I am just a guarantor for that loan you can contact the borrower and co-applicant as well. But he simply denied that as they are not responding his calls you are the complete responsible for the loan as a guarantor. Literally he tortured me by calling and visiting my home. The borrower is not in touch with me. With no option to avoid the calls I paid the due amount for one month on 31st October 2018 (Later I realized that was the biggest mistake I did). From the next month onwards they started calling me for the due amounts without approaching either the borrower or the co-obligant and they did not leave me until the payment of due. That was continued up to April 2022.Due to some health issues I was unable to repay the last four installments (paid 39 installments until then).
Then again the executive started calling this time. He literally tortured me with his calls. Everyday I woke-up with his call and daily 20/30 calls from him and he started threatening me that he will come to my home and office. He called to my employer and made a false allegation that I am running away from paying loan amount. He came to my office and threatened me that he will not leave that place until I pay the due or surrender the vehicle (though the vehicle is not with me).
My doubt is that the NBFC’s deteriorate to this level to collect their dues. Literally they appoint rowdies for collecting their money. Even directly I was not responsible for that loan I took the responsibility, is it necessary for me to face the problems.
So please help me regarding this issue what action can i take against them. iam feeling guilty in my office and not able to face my employer.


Thanks in advance

vijayan viji   30 June 2022 at 20:56

Education loan

Sir, I get loan from Iob, at 2012 of Rs.135000, now loan reached rs.297000.
Bank offer me 170000 in this February 2022 , I reach bank with rs.170000 on march 22,

They didn't accept my money, they told your loan sale to RARC , they I'll collect ur loan.

After few months 20 days back RARC contact me and demand of Rs.230000.

Wat I I'll do sir... How can I reduce my OTS.

#Versha Hanwat   29 June 2022 at 19:44

Received respond from court

What is the meaning of this
" In view what has been mentioned therein doc no ###### stands allowed. The petition is dismissed as withdrawn with liberty to file a fresh in the event fresh cause of action arises.

Anonymous   29 June 2022 at 01:11

Contract law

1. Ms. Rose Merry is the Director and General Manager of Rise International Pvt. Ltd. which is an event management company. It primarily stages promotional events for corporate clients.
2. Mr. Great Nicholas is a Director and shareholder of Divine Creations Pvt. Ltd., a popular manufacturer of confectionary. Divine Creations is particularly well-known for its “Jelly Button” chocolates which are multicoloured, button-shaped chocolates having a unique taste similar to that of dark chocolates.
3. Symphony Technologies Inc (ST) is a multinational corporation with a reputation for developing cutting edge consumer electronics.
4. In February 2022, ST engaged Rise International services to assist the launch of a new product to the Hindian market- Impromptu, a new holographic AI assistant, which is claiming to bring into life a new level of interactivity, intelligence and personalization. The release of ST’s products are highly anticipated and details of the product launch event were a tightly held secret.
5. The Event was scheduled for June 1st, 2022 at the ‘Happy Marriott’ hotel at Indraprastha, capital city of Hindistan. Apart from organising and managing the Event, Rise International agreed to create:
a) 9,000 gift bags for attendees;
b) Ensure that each gift bag contained a 100 gram packet of JB’s, among other things; and
c) Ensure that the JB’s matched the ST company colours of red and green.
6. The onset of Covid-19 and the Hindistan Government’s lockdown measures had a devastating impact on Divine Creations. In the most recent financial year, it’s sales decreased by more than 75% and Divine Creations recorded a substantial loss. The ‘Riches Times’ Newspaper ran an article in April 2022 entitled “ Divine Creations to cut 300 jobs after sales fall off cliff’’.
7. Ms. Rose exchanged several emails with Mr. Great to determine whether Divine Creations was able to supply two tonnes of JB’s in time for the Event. During a phone conversation:
a) Ms. Rose asked whether Mr. Great would be able to fulfil the order?
b) Mr. Great laughed and stated that they have been in business for 50 years and that they aren’t going anywhere.
c) Ms. Rose replied, “Will you guarantee that?’’
d) Mr. Great said, “Sure thing. I’d bet my life on it.”
8. Ms. Rose felt confident that Mr. Great was in a position to fulfil the proposed order and deliver the JB’s on time.
9. Therefore, Mr. Great with the assistance of Adv. Denny prepared a draft contract of sale which was emailed to Ms. Rose.
10. Ms. Rose reviewed the draft contract and proposed several changes, including the addition of a clause that read: “A director who signs this agreement for or on behalf of a party to this agreement guarantees its performance and is personally liable as if the signatory was the party.”
11. Ms. Rose provided no explanation for the inclusion of this clause and it went unnoticed by Mr. Great.
12. On March 1st, 2022, Ms. Rose and Mr. Great entered into an agreement, pursuant to which Mr. Great agreed to supply and package 2 tonnes of JB’s in 100 gram packaging. The parties’ agreement was recorded in a written contract, which was duly executed.
13. On May 25th, 2022, Mr. Great notified Ms. Rose that he was experiencing supply difficulties and could not deliver until June 12th, 2022.
14. On May 26th, 2022, Ms. Rose sent a letter terminating the Contract as time was of essence in this contract.
15. Mr. Great denies any breach and says that the termination was itself a repudiation of the Contract.
16. Ms. Rose claims damages against Divine Creations for the delay in delivery and seeks to recover the purchase price.
17. Hence, the parties are before the District Court of Indraprastha for getting the appropriate relief and justice.

(Please note that Indraprastha is the capital of Hindistan and that the laws of Hindistan are in pari materia to that of India.)

Mustafa Husain   28 June 2022 at 21:13

Rti information from bank

Sir,
I want to know how many times and for how many hours the server was down by a particular branch of ICICI Bank. How to seek this information.

Thanks
Regards
Mustafa Husain