vinoth
06 March 2008 at 17:10
A PERSON TAKEN A AGENT FROM A COMPANY AND PAY SECURITY DEPOSIT NOW THE COMPANY TERMINATED HIS AGENCIES..NOW REFUSE 2 RETURN DEPOSIT MONEY..AGENT IS IN A PLACE AND COMPANY BRANCH IN B PLACE.. AGREMENT WAS MADE IN B PLACE..BUT THERE IS A AGREMENT THAT ANY DISPUT COME MEANS PERSON CAN ONLY SUE IN CHENNAI...WHETHER ANY PROVISION 2 FILE CASE IN A PLACE
sarvesh
01 March 2008 at 12:19
Dear sir/madam
its been 10 yrs of the marriage of my sister abonded by her husband living with my parrents.
1.My sister was married on may of 1999,to a govt. school teacher in BANDA District of UP. and we are leaving in Sidhi District of MP .every thing was fine with two to three months after that her in-laws started torturing her demanding more and more, we started fulfilling their demands but their demands never stops and they started torturing more and more.
2. even they were not allowing my sister to talk my parants and thrented to kill my family members if she could open her mouth.
3.one day we anyhow got a news that she is very ill and they(in-laws) dont have money to take her& treat in hospital, so my parants went there and started weeping after seeing her. my sister was so weak and was in a state to die. my parants took her bring home. after treatment of 9 months she recovered.
4.after that they(in-laws)started looking for another girl,after geting this news my parants wanted to lodge a complain in near by polis station where my in-laws live but went in vain because they got the news and thretend my father. so my father come back lodge a complain of the dowary and torture of my sister in our hometown polis station. but till now nothing happen just because of inter state marriage.
5.we also got to know that before leaving my sister they(in-laws) took her sign in a plain paper by force.
6.after a lot of court notice they never tourned up and sent a court notice of settlement.
7. at first we lodge a complain of dowary and torture but nothing happen, then we lodge a complain to give financial assistance still nothing happen.
kindly advice me what to do next because now they are thretining over phone to my parants, i am also unable to help my parents because i have left my job and looking for a job.
Thanking you
Sarvesh
bondreshabda
21 February 2008 at 12:17
what is the liability of the gurrantor , if the debtor dies before the loan amount is fully paid.
sanjay singh
19 February 2008 at 17:09
hi
i`m facing a problem the problem is in a excution suit j.d. has made a objection regarding age of d.h as the original suit is against the illegal termiation , the decree consisting that j.d. has to pay all the allowances including salary to d.h. In the service book age was not enterd correctly and
d.h. has given his janampatri for his actual age and want to consider his age according to that janmpatri,beside age the d.h. is not literate he dont have any certificate of his schooling. what to do in suvh case?
V.Raghavan
18 February 2008 at 00:05
Can the tenants -only three - have a MOU between them to maintain the properties of the land lord ( one house and three flats) who died intestate and had no first and second clause heirs? This is to protect the properties of the deceased landlord from the illegal heirs who fight between themselves to aquite the properies and threatens the tenants before getting an order from the competent court of law or authority? Will the MOU is valid protecting their tenancial rights? What are the points necessarily be included?
What to do with the monthly rents payable and how to pay the maintenance and other sevice charges? Kindly advice.
avaneesh
17 February 2008 at 23:41
in a case of suit for recovery of money against the son of a deceased father who is alleged to be a loanee, how far is the son liable to pay and that too if the the creditor has not demanded the money from his father directly but to some relative of the original loanee i.e. the deceased father, whether it amounts to no cause of action, please advise with citations if any.
bondreshabda
15 February 2008 at 14:24
Is there any difference between MOU and an Agreement from the point of its enforceability in the court of law.
bondreshabda
15 February 2008 at 14:23
Is there any difference between MOU and an Agreement.
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