amit kumar choubey
16 July 2008 at 21:09
Respected All,
You might think that the qustion I am going to put is irrelevant. But in day today life everybody would have faced such situation.
On many occasions some shopkeepers refuse to accept 50 paise coin, which is illegal in every aspect. One cannot refuse to accept the same.
My query is whether the person refusing to accept shall be liable for any punishment or not? If yes, then under what provision.
With Regards,
AmitChoubey
NITIN KAPOOR
14 July 2008 at 18:51
my friend is computer software developer.he makes softwares and sells he he wants to register his office and he is the sole owner of that office.under which law and how he can register and under which authority.?
ramkrishna das
11 July 2008 at 17:31
Dear all
Is it necessary to get "SANAD' given by the Bar Council of State after getting enrolled with, to profess as an advocate .
and How it is obtained?
Thanks
gourav
09 July 2008 at 19:03
i want to know about trough all about "forest land right bill"-2008.
Chandan Garg
09 July 2008 at 18:20
kindly tell me . is the registration of heavy vehicles from(Like cranes, dumper etc) which are moving only inside factory area and never go out of factory, is mandatory or is exempted from registration from RTO.
ca anil
09 July 2008 at 13:59
Please tell me what legal compliance, one need to fulfilled while operating as well as setting up of Asset Management Company in India.
Chandan Garg
09 July 2008 at 10:07
Kindly tell whether RTI(right to information act )is applicable on Private companies.
is a private company bound to give information under RTI.
A.P.Rajagopal
08 July 2008 at 20:44
EVERY STATE HAS HR&CE ACT TO CONTROL THE ADMINISTRATION OF HINDU TEMPLES N JAIN TEMPLES. WHY NO LEGISLATION IS IN FORCE FOR CONTROLLING CHRISTIANS CHURCHES N MUSLIM MOSQUES
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Refusal of not accepting coin of 50 paise
Respected All,
You might think that the qustion I am going to put is irrelevant. But in day today life everybody would have faced such situation.
On many occasions some shopkeepers refuse to accept 50 paise coin, which is illegal in every aspect. One cannot refuse to accept the same.
My query is whether the person refusing to accept shall be liable for any punishment or not? If yes, then under what provision.
With Regards,
AmitChoubey