punit
12 November 2009 at 06:23
An Indian lawyer can practice in Australia.
If he can then wht is the procedure .plz reply soon it is urgent.
Gundlapallis
12 November 2009 at 03:52
In a Domestic violence case:
A relief remained not asked for due to typographic ommission. I filed a petition for amendment of the complaint for inclusion of that relief in the complaint - but court returned the petition with note that since its a criminal court amendment of complaint cannot be granted.
I filed this petition u/s28(2) of the DVC Act. After my arguments the magistrate conceded to admit my petition if i can show him any precedent authority (any higher court)
Now the questions are:
1. For the typographic ommission should the petitioner loose her right for permanent maintenance?
2. Is there any citiation to help my case?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Rajkumar Makkad ji
Earlier when i posted this you answered yes i can seek amendment of complaint... can u plz help with a suitable citation? if there is any, I did not come across till now. i have 3 days more time to reappear before court on this issue.
Thank u.
Anand
12 November 2009 at 01:52
Sir,
We had taken a term loan of Rs.40 lacs from a multi state schedule bank in the year 1999 (april to be precise ). To be repaid in 42 months.
But the things went totaly the other way and the project remained incomplete due to shortage of fund. As the actual amount required was more than double the loan sanctioned.
The bank never disburssed the promised additional amount (verbal promises only ) and for about 4 years we hanged on to get some help from the bank.We then lost interest and ability to do anything further.
Now suddenly after all these years they last year june sent us a notice to remain present before an arbritator appointed by bank itself. we attend the dates but what
we want to know is , , ,
Is not our case time barred after so many years ? ? ? ?
We have never given any commitment in writing to the bank for repayment ? ?
Bank had sent 2 / 3 reminders by ordinary posts ? ? ?
Can some one from the Lawyers Club help me
and guide me ? ? ?
My friends tell that its time barred and no need to worry But I want to have a legal word for this and to know about Limitation Act for time barring recovery by bank.
Pl help me as i am in dark about the future development.
Anand
sandeep pandey
12 November 2009 at 01:18
Dear sir,
i have a personal loan running with DBS bank. i made payments of emi for the first year without fail but after that i failed due to loss of job and financial crisis. i have recieved a letter from an advocate of DBS bank ststing to pay the loan in 7 days or else they will take legal action .
kindly suggest and guide what are the consequences that i may face and what are the steps that i should take to secure myself .i intend to pay the loan but i am helpless as i have lost my job
kindly suggest ASAP as i am in great depression since i recieved the letter two days before. i stay in kolkata.
Anonymous
12 November 2009 at 00:49
sir,
in one case i have 5 witnesses, my counterpart advocate is stressing that i should have examination in chief of all the 5 witnesses and then he will cross examine them. but i want to examine one witness and ask my counterpart to have his cross examination for witness No. 1, then i'll examine second witness then he can have cross examination of second witness.
so i want to know that if he can have cross after i complete examining all the five
skg
12 November 2009 at 00:24
Dear legal experts
Please proide your useful advice on the following queries related to procedures
followed by a labour court:
From start and upto end What are the stages in a labour case before the award is declared
and nowdays what is the maximum time limit given in our law to finalize a labour case?
What procedure a workman is required to adopt when he get a less salary job after 2 years
of fighting his reinstatement case of illegal termination and the case is still in
progress in the labour court?
Should he withdraw his illegal termination case and file it for recovery of his full salary
and other benefits like retenchment compensation as per sec 25F upto the period he remain
unemployed or owing to his getting less salary he can still continuue the case of
reinstatement with full backwages and consequential benefits?
rgds
skg
Anonymous
12 November 2009 at 00:03
Church property under dispute.
The Property is more than 100 years old. This property was used as Mission Bungalow serving the poor with medical facilities and residence for mission workers. Some 15 years ago efforts were taken to construct a church building demolishing one of the compound walls. But some villagers tried to obstruct the construction of a church citing that the land belong to a local Hindu temple, and many church members and the church priest were attacked and wounded. The dominant caste villagers are obstructing the construction of the church using violence.
The local police are citing Law and order problems for any help to construction of the church. The police are also afraid of the Local dominant caste people. They are obstructing to move the construction of the church by influencing the police, the local panchayat administration.
The Panchayat President is not giving permission after having submitted our application for construction of the Church, for fear for life and use of violence by some dominant caste people.
We have Patta, Chitta and Adangal to the above said property. But we are not still able to take possession of the said property. As the dominant villagers are obstructing to any move to take possession. And the police seek proper court orders, since the property is highly vulnerable to cause law and order problems.
1) Kindly suggest as to how we could take possesion of the property?
2) Kindly suggest how we could get the Local panchayat's approval (No Objection Certificate) for Construction of the Church, as it is being denied by the Panchayt president even after repeated applications
3) how we as the Church can take up the matter legally?
Kindly help
Regards
Church Preist.
Anonymous
11 November 2009 at 23:59
Church property under dispute.
The Property is more than 100 years old. This property was used as Mission Bungalow serving the poor with medical facilities and residence for mission workers. Some 15 years ago efforts were taken to construct a church building demolishing one of the compound walls. But some villagers tried to obstruct the construction of a church citing that the land belong to a local Hindu temple, and many church members and the church priest were attacked and wounded. The dominant caste villagers are obstructing the construction of the church using violence.
The local police are citing Law and order problems for any help to construction of the church. The police are also afraid of the Local dominant caste people. They are obstructing to move the construction of the church by influencing the police, the local panchayat administration.
The Panchayat President is not giving permission after having submitted our application for construction of the Church, for fear for life and use of violence by some dominant caste people.
We have Patta, Chitta and Adangal to the above said property. But we are not still able to take possession of the said property. As the dominant villagers are obstructing to any move to take possession. And the police seek proper court orders, since the property is highly vulnerable to cause law and order problems.
1) Kindly suggest as to how we could take possesion of the property?
2) Kindly suggest how we could get the Local panchayat's approval (No Objection Certificate) for Construction of the Church, as it is being denied by the Panchayt president even after repeated applications
3) how we as the Church can take up the matter legally?
Kindly help
Regards
Church Preist.
MAAZ
11 November 2009 at 22:34
- An employee (Shorty) steals the cheque book of his employer / shop-owner (Hardy).
- Hardy (Complainant) lodged an FIR against Shorty.
- Advocate for Shorty along-with pre-arrest bail application also submits an agreement of a huge amount (gives numbers of FOUR cheques from said stolen cheque book) claiming that such agreement was signed by the Hardy but Hardy declares the same (his signatures on the Agreement) as fake / forged and untrue.
- Shorty obtained a pre-arrest bail from court
- The case is at the stage of investigation, Police did not submit the Challan till now, Shorty is still on pre-arrest bail.
- Advocate for Hardy (the complainant) submits a application before the court for the verification of signature of Hardy from an Expert,
Question:
Court asks question from the Advocate for the complainant, whether such an application for the verification of signature from an Expert can be moved at this stage of Bail period?
I shall be thankful if any colleague / expert can provide me some citation / law point and guideline.
With regards,
MAAZ
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