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Dhanesh   24 October 2009 at 10:39

Query

Dear Experts

I am cheated by two companies. one is my own bank and other is that company with which i have my demat account.

I issue a cheque to India Infoline Ltd. (IIL) of Rs.5000/- to give credit to my Demat account on 09/07/2009 from my saving account in Axis Bank. The said cheque was passed from my SB account on 11/07/2009 and the amount was debited. But IIL people are saying that they not received the credit.

now what should i do?
Dhanesh

Anonymous   24 October 2009 at 10:34

deficiency in service

Of course, the consumer protection act 1986 provides for consumers to approach Forums to get compensation for deficiency of service on part of institutions. The foras are flooded with cases. While the institutions have their legal wing to deal with cases, the consumers are to either employ advocates or plead by themselves. To protect the name of the institutions its authorities will go from post to pillar up to Supreme Court. Delay in delivery of goods by carriers like plane/ship by 15 days at the destinations seems to be a minor thing. If items involved were life saving medicines etc taking the institution to task may be justified. In my case I took a builder to fora as there was delay in completion of a cottage by a decade. While the fora decided the case in my favor only on later date I came to know the builder did not take the basic site and plan approvals from the local authorities. I had to get them on my own accord. When I approached the fora again to make the builder stand for the cost it rejected my petition on grounds that I am bringing new issues not discussed in main case. The order in main case instructs the builder to complete the ‘construction’. How can the same fora make its own interruption of the meaning of ‘complete the construction’ to say it does not cover procuring necessary plans?
No institution takes orders of fora seriously. Appeal after appeal is made. It is time the Act is amended to give a reasonable meaning to the word ‘deficiency of service’

Sumit Lal   24 October 2009 at 00:18

N.I.Act

Respected Seniors and Experts.

In the trial under N.I.Act, I being the defence counsel could not attend the Court due to illness and I filed an adjourment petition on the ground of my illness. Adjourment was allowed subject to payment of cost but at the same time, the court examined the complainant in chief and marked the documents as exhibits and posted the case to two days after for cross examination. On the date fixed since I had not recovered from my illness, I again filed a petition for adjourment on the same ground. The Ld. Magistrate rejected my petition, discharged the complainant and posted the case to next day for accused statement. I have filed a petition under Section 311 for recall of the witness for cross examination.
I request the experts to advise me on the issue supported with case law.

Abhay   23 October 2009 at 22:19

internship

dear experts,
I am want to do internship will u please suggest me towards which court district or high court should i march? and why ??

Adinath@Avinash Patil   23 October 2009 at 21:19

SOLUTIONS FOR INCREASE PERSONAL EFFICIENCY

FOR ALL MEMBERS OF LCI
SOLUTIONS FOR INCREASE PERSONAL EFFICIENCY.
1] THINK POSSITIVE BE CONFIDENT ON YOUR
WORK.
2] THERE IS NOTHING EITHER GOOD OR BAD,
BUT THINKING MAKES IT SO.
3] GET MORE DONE IN LESS TIME.
4] MEET DEADLINES AND COMMITMENTS.
5] HAVE TIME LEFT OVER FOR THE THINGS
YOU REALLY WANT TO DO.
6] INCREASE CLIENTS SATISFACTION.
7] ENHANCE YOUR PERFORMANCE.
8] HAVE MORE TIME FOR FAMILY, PERSONAL,
AND OTHER IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES.
9] FEEL BETTER AND HAVE MORE ENERGY.
10] ELIMINATE TIME-WASTERS.
11] BENEFIT FROM THE LATEST TIME SAVING
TECHNOLOGIES.
12] IMPROVE YOUR EFFICIENCY.
13] FIND THE INFORMATION YOU NEED EASIER
AND FASTER.
14] REDUCE PRESSURE AND TRESS.
15] GET THROUGH YOUR WORK BACKLOG.

Sumir   23 October 2009 at 21:09

Consumer Law

1. I am student of Govt. College, they do not take lectures? Does the case lies under consumer act?
2. Lectures of other batches are also not taken? THough I am not related to the past batch, can a consumer complaint be filed in "Public Interest" to prevent violation of consumer rights of others?
3. Can one file Public interest litigation in consumer court?

Heaven 2011   23 October 2009 at 16:01

Diwali Greetings

Dear All,

At the outset i have expressed my greetings for Diwali.Trust you all are well with the blessings of Him. Recently i have shifted myself from the real estate sector to chemical cum wine making company of Kolkata. Here I shall see the secretarial and the stock exchange related matter. I expect rather, i claim the best advices and guidance for my professional betterment from all of you, all my senior friends. I trust you all shall be kind enough to extend your hand as previously. Can't i claim it ?
Best Regards,
Asish Sil

WILSON KUDIRICAL OUSEPH   23 October 2009 at 13:14

TO START PEST CONTROL BUSINESS

I WOULD LIKE TO START THE BUSINESS OF PEST CONTROL SERVICES BECAUSE IT IS NOT REQUIRED MUCH INVESTMENT.

Could please inform about the legal requirements like obtaining Licence for doing the pest control services, who will issue the licence and whether Licence is required for the pest control service busines or what kind of pest control services require the Licence.

Apart from the above, any other requirement which is required to be followed and if the Licence is required to whom to be approached or which is the agency is issuing the Licence for the same.

Anonymous   23 October 2009 at 12:48

Someone badly beats his widow mother

Someone badly beats his widow mother, expelled his mother from the house, house owner is mother and she is owner in the title documents. Now mother wants to eject the son and his family from her house, what course of law will be initiated? M.A.CHAUHAN - chauhanma@yahoo.com

C.Bindu   23 October 2009 at 12:43

RR&RD act-clarfications-Reg.

Hi , -Notice has been issued to a consumer under Recovery of revenue and Recovery of dues act by a Government organisation to recover its dues.Can the consumer approach court at this juncture?Will this be admitted by the judiciary ?