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anitas   08 November 2009 at 12:51

can a businessman practise law?

I am a final year student of law going to complete law shortly. I am already doing business as a proprietor and a managing director of a firm. In future can I represent the cases involved with my firm and also practise law for others. ?

Anonymous   08 November 2009 at 07:59

case related

hello,sir good morning,this is jiten.ahuja from ahmedabad, you know our property related litigation filed on 2006 in citi civil court, but in 3-4 years still one hearing is not happen,still is pending, respodent of this case is above 72 yrs, and she is my grand mother, so according to you what should i have to do,case no is 624/06- if you do something for me then i m very thankful to you, thanks.

varun kathuria   07 November 2009 at 23:38

need a help regarding consumer complaint

i am insured with bajaj allianz life insurance company under Unit linked investment plan. According to plan i can make partial withdrawal and the same has been done by me on 20/10/09 and the company procedure was fulfilled on 21/10/09. According to the company rules payment shall reached the customer within 15 days of process. now after 15 days the payment has been not reached to me. and they are asking for 10 days more to reach the payment to me. when i asked the reason for the delay they reverted me back by saying that there was technical error in their system and for that they were disabled to make the payment. NOW my question is that whether i can file a complaint regarding this delay to district forum and what would be the reason for compensation if i will file a complaint against the company. please help me.......

Anonymous   07 November 2009 at 21:59

Foreign Company buying shares of Indian Company upto 49% in

Does a foreign company require NOC/permission /licence /permit etc for purchasing 49% shares of an Indian power sector company under FEMA or any other law ?

mahendra rai jain   07 November 2009 at 20:58

Broadband Connetion

I had taken a Broadband Connection from a company and give it a Rs. 20,000/- as non refundable amt. At the time of Demo the service was very fast but after insatallation of the same that became very slow and i was facing many problem with the service like non compliance of grivences in time, slow speed, frequently disconnection etc.... at last I had wind up that connection... and instituted a case u/s 12 consumer protection act. So that my problem is this should I demand non refundable amount (I have signed a document regarding this) because of deficiancy of service. Is thare any case law??

A.V.S.Subramanyam   07 November 2009 at 14:44

Consumer cases

A Bank sanctioned a loan to a multinational company. However the loan was not released as certain sanction terms were not complied with by the Company. The company is doing business for commercial purpose.

In such event whether a consumer complaint be maintained against the Bank by the Company. Pls furnish any decisions that the company cannot maintain a compalaint.






Anonymous   07 November 2009 at 14:18

Consumer cases

A Bank sanctioned a loan to a multinational company. However the loan was not released as certain sanction terms were not complied with by the Company. The company is doing business for commercial purpose.

In such event whether a consumer complaint be maintained against the Bank by the Company. Pls furnish any decisions that the company cannot maintain a compalaint.

Anonymous   07 November 2009 at 12:26

Company law related with stamp duty

A pvt. ltd. investment Co. has issued pref. shares and necessary stamp duty has been paid on issue of the share certificate. The Pref. shareholders have now decided to convert the said pref. shares into equity shares . Question can now arise is whether stamp duty is reqd. to be paid on new share certificate that will be issued on conversion of pref. shares for which the stamp duty was already paid.

Anonymous   07 November 2009 at 12:23

Company law related with stamp duty

A pvt. ltd. investment Co. has issued pref. shares and necessary stamp duty has been paid on issue of the share certificate. The Pref. shareholders have now decided to convert the said pref. shares into equity shares . Question can now arise is whether stamp duty is reqd. to be paid on new share certificate that will be issued on conversion of pref. shares for which the stamp duty was already paid.

RAHEWAR JEETENDRASINH   07 November 2009 at 11:16

KEYMAN INSURANCE

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR KEYMAN INSURANCE AS PER IRDA GUDIELINES