PRAKASHCHANDRA MARU
22 May 2009 at 15:00
in nego case u/s 138 can we file separate case for the attatcchment of property and can we get injunction not to transfer the property who gave cheque to complaiant
P. Usha Rao
21 May 2009 at 23:08
Defence is struck off due to non-compliance in timely manner. Under the above circumstance, can the Defendant argue or not.
Murli Manohar Prasad
21 May 2009 at 21:18
Can I file an application u/s 34 of the Arbitration Act in Jharkhand High Court ,where entire cause of action arose ,for setting aside an exparte award passed by an arbitrator at Kolkata,appointd ex-parte by the other side without serving any prior notice u/s 21 of the Act,If yes? Is there any decision on it? Will you please let me know that decision.
M.M.Prasad
jitu
21 May 2009 at 21:03
in sec. 135 of the electricity act power to file complaint is given, but in what circumstances criminal complaint can be filled? can it filled against regular custmer without resorting sec. 126 ? can it be compounded even without filling crimimal complaint by taking some charges ? plz suggest some latest decesion
Pramod Rai
21 May 2009 at 20:51
registrar has power to cancel the registered sale deed according to registration act 1908 or not, if yes pls give citation.
kalyani choudhury
21 May 2009 at 08:32
Whenever I go for court hearings , my lawyer chooses to stay quiet on relevant issues and says that he was waiting for the oppsite counsel to speak 7 comes back without speaking in front of the judge. the opposite counsel and their client both speak in coutr while my counsel forbids me to speak in court. Am I allowed to speak in front of the judge or not ? aPlease help.
Tipsy
20 May 2009 at 18:36
Sub : Cracking down on Noise and Air Pollution
Dear Sirs,
Please find details for Noise and Air Pollution faced by the residents
Open Space use by the college in the Locality, which is a silent Zone, used For Marriage Functions and Parties goes on with hi fi amplifiers and loudspeakers without any regard of timings creates following
1 Noise & Air Pollution by Firecrackers bursting during Marriages and Receptions
2 Noise Created by Horns in Automobiles while parking near Marriage Hall
3 Noise Created by Use of Loud Speaker
4. Noise Created by Power Generators
5. Noise Created by Amplified music from musical groups during Marriages
C.Location : Somaya Ground,Ghatkopar (E)
D Landmark : Next to Somaya College
E Ward : N Ward
F Corporate Zone :
Resident Rights
As a valued member of this residential community, we have following desires
1. Fire Crackers to divided into light emitting and sound emitting, complete ban on
bursting sound emitting fire crackers between 10 PM to 6 AM
2 Sleep without disturbance from noise and distractions.
3 A clean environment in which to live.
4 Host has to arrange for Proper & Professional Car Parking arrangement
For guests
5 The Management Should provide dumpsters behind each Hall in which to empty trash.rather than throwing in the gutter opposite Hall
6 Shifting of Power Generator to Backside of Hall, to avoid the large Noise
7 Loud Speakers which starts from early morning disturbing the peace and
tranquility and it goes till late night.,
8 Responisibility on restriction on the use of loud speakers is with the state
police, use of sound amplifiers and the operations of loud speakers are restricted
according to the rules, but while issuing permission for the operation of
loudsepeaker guidelines are not observed
kalyani choudhury
20 May 2009 at 18:01
How many times can a lawyer absent himself from court hearings without harming his clients case ?
G. ARAVINTHAN
20 May 2009 at 07:37
In a Rent Control proceedings, on reaching finality, eviction order was passed and the Ececution Court has ordered for Delivery of possession of the petitioned premises. After several round of Litigations, the High Court of Madras has confirmed the eviction.
80 year old Decree Holder(Landlady) paid batta for the same and police protection application was also ordered.
The Judgment Debtor have approached the Court Ameens and made some arrangements for delay of delivery of possession.
The Ameens are delaying the delivery day by day by saying several reasons that Petitioner to be present to obtain police help, No rule to take possession on Saturdays, Police on election duty and returns the batta.
Decree Holder has paid batta several times.
New Ameen appointed and they also coping hands with the previous Ameens
Now Decree Holder has photographs when Ameen came to the office of her counsel.
What can she do againt the Ameens? What is the remedy for her at this old age ?
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