siri... nivas
16 November 2009 at 13:42
i am studying first year llb. i want to know the best question bank for studying the constitutional law and that book must be legible and in very easily understandable format.kindly suggest me any one of the author's book which is most suitable for me
Anonymous
16 November 2009 at 08:26
REQUIRE ADVOCATE TO FILE PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION IN BOMBAY HIGH COURT FOR CORRUPTION IN CO-OPERATIVE DEPT FROM LEVEL OF PEONS - DY/ASST REGISTRARS - JT REGISTRARS - REGISTRAR - SECRETARY TO DEPT. - AND CABINET MINISTER FOR CO-OPERATION AND MARKETING IN MAHARASHTRA STATE THROUGH THEIR AGENTS WHO APPEARS BEFORE THEM AND MANAGES (MATTER MAY PERTAINS FOR REGISTRATION OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES AND/OR HEARING OF MATTER FILED BEFORE THEM
IN LAW OTHER THAN ADVOCATES NO OTHER PERSON CAN APPEAR IN SEVERAL MATTERS AS A CONSTITUTED ATTORNEY BEFORE ANY AUTHORITY
IN THIS DEPT THERE ARE SOME OF THE AGENTS WHO APPEARS FOR SEVERAL SOCIETIES AND WHICH CAN BE ASCERTAINED FROM ORDERS PASSED BY THE SAID AUTHORITIES FROM TIME TO TIME
IF ANY PERSON AND/OR NGO DESIRE TO JOIN AS CO-PETITIONER PLEASE ALSO CONTACT
IF ANY ONE AGREES PLEASE CONTACT SHYAMSUNDER BUBNA 9820272173
S.N.RAJU
15 November 2009 at 19:18
KINDLY GIVE ME SUGGESTION FOR CHOOSING A GOOD BOOK IN THE ABOVE SAID MATTER
Anonymous
14 November 2009 at 20:47
Dear M'm / Sir,
Please enlighten me on the case laws regarding forwarding of applications of central government officers within Government of india for taking up employment in another organisation.
with best regards
Anonymous
14 November 2009 at 10:48
This is to bring to your notice that Mr. Tapubhai Vaghela is an Ex MLA of Gujarat State. At the age of 87 he is not getting any pension from either Maharashtra Govt or any pension from Gujarat Govt. Now he is dead and his wife should be getting pension. He has also written many communication mails which is enclosed as below. I would like you to bring this issue to the notice of the Govt through your popular news media. What steps he can take further? TAPUBHAI VAGHELA (Ex-MLA, Maharashtra (Bombay State & Gujarat State MADHUVAN, 8 Ramkrishna Nagar, Vidyanagar Main Road, Rajkot 360 002. (Gujarat Ph. (0281 6545744)
Dear Sir, Sub:- Stoppage of pension that Maharashtra Government sanctioned to the members of Legislative Assembly of Bombay (1952-57 & 1957-62 from Gujarat state). My name is Tapubhai P. Vaghela, Ex-MLA, Maharashtra (Bombay State & Gujarat State, elected from Kunkavav (Gondal region under Bombay state constituency of Bombay Legislative Assembly for the period 1957-1962.) In the year 1960, the State of Bombay was bifurcated into two new States of Maharashtra and Gujarat by the Bombay Reorganisation Act, 1960. The present State of Maharashtra came into being on 1 May 1960. I was one among 132 members who came under the purview of Gujarat Legislative Assembly from Bombay Legislative Assembly, elected from Gujarat. The Maharashtra Government has sanctioned pension under Maharashtra Legislature Member’s Pension Act 1976. Under this act any member elected from Bombay Legislative Assembly during 1957 was eligible for pension. This also includes the members elected from the region, which later on came under the purview of Gujarat Legislative Assembly by the applicability of the Bombay Reorganisation Act 1960. There were 14 members of Gujarat constituency who were held eligible to receive pension by Maharashtra Vidhansabha. Hence, w.r.t. letter no 27701/PENCEL dtd. 17.09.1999 of Maharashtra Vidhansabha, I have received pension with all the arrears w.e.f. 01.04.1977 to 30.06.2002. All of a sudden this pension was stopped w.e.f. 01.07.2002 by letter no 2792/H/PENCEL dtd. 14.02.2002 without prior intimation. It is quiet surprising that though the Maharashtra Legislature Member’s Pension Act 1976 was never amended, after paying the pension for 25 years, it was stopped at once by misconception of the act through the letter by Maharashtra Vidhansabha as mentioned above. By this atrocious act by Maharashtra Vidhansabha, I am hung by very tough condition financially, mentally & physically, with no source of income to meet up my and my wife’s requirements at the age of 85 years. As I am not under condition to fight against the Government through judicial court, I humbly request you to look into this matter at your earliest for suitable justice to me. Thanking you, Faithfully, TAPUBHAI VAGHELA Ex-MLA, Maharashtra (Bombay State & Gujarat State.)
Anonymous
13 November 2009 at 22:19
IT APPEARS THE DIRECTIONS ARE BEING IMPLEMENTED MORE IN VIOLATION THAN IN COMPLIANCE.
DELHI HIGH COURT
TIMES OF INDIA.
Adv.Aiyer VLV
12 November 2009 at 22:28
In this era of
a) High cost of legislators
b) flood ravaged state
c) slum dog millionaire and many more expose of our country poverty (which is nothing but truth),
in assembly a Congress MLA (having vested interest) claimed a NGO used photos of school children abroad, Claimed children are to be fed and brought disrepute to the country by saying there are poor children and poverty. Government has not been mentioned as a partner of the program. (This government does not pay full amount. only subsidised value. The NGO does work in multiple States covering 10 lakh children)
A House Committee has been formed to investigate the usage of photo, collection of money, bringing disrepute to COUNTRY.
The terms of reference is not stopping only at this, it says all other NGOs in which trustees of this NGO are involved and their irregularities. (on vested interest of course)
1. Trust is not given any signed communication. secretary says that is how it will be. Resolution passed by the house etc. nothing is available.
2. anything talked about the whole issue will be violating privilege of house
1. Is it within the powers of house to form a committee and look into whatever it wants from whoever's account?
2. what are the real rights or privileges of the house committee?
3. what are the rights and how far the NGO is liable to dance to the tunes of EGO of MLA?
4. What legal actions it can take (like Writ to safe guard privacy) in this regard to safe guard its interest.
5. can NGO ask for video recording of whole proceedings? (there are apprehensions
6. All documents, resolutions etc. are out of RTI reach?
7. Can any legal proceeding be initiated for legislators wasting their valuable (our cost) time ?
regards
VLV
PS: Hope this is not breach of privilege to discuss
adv.abhay s. patil
10 November 2009 at 14:39
Sir, in maharashtra last month assambly election was finished.
in that election notification was published on 18/9/2009 and last date to filed nomination was 25/9/2009.
but after 25/9/2009 one voters supplimentry list was published in my vidhansabha sang.that list was published on 28/9/2009.4500 and more voters vote from that last list.
and my query is that ---
-- Weather that voter list is valid?
-- Is any ony from that last published list can get relif from court 'that he have not get the chance to contest election because election commession published that list after the last date of nomination?
-- Is the second runup candidate can filed a petition against election commession on this ground undrs representative of people act sec.23(3)?
Plese support me and answer me.
Anonymous
10 November 2009 at 14:34
Sir, in maharashtra last month assambly election was finished.
in that election notification was published on 18/9/2009 and last date to filed nomination was 25/9/2009.
but after 25/9/2009 one voters supplimentry list was published in my vidhansabha sang.that list was published on 28/9/2009.4500 and more voters vote from that last list.
and my query is that ---
-- Weather that voter list is valid?
-- Is any ony from that last published list can get relif from court 'that he have not get the chance to contest election because election commession published that list after the last date of nomination?
-- Is the second runup candidate can filed a petition against election commession on this ground undrs representative of people act sec.23(3)?
Plese support me and answer me.
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