yogesh
09 November 2009 at 13:48
Dear Experts,
If an application is dismissed in the Hon'ble CAT . Can he make /files the writ petition in the respective hIgh court having the Jurisdiction?
Please inform whether Writ Petition or Writ Appeal is maintainable in such case??
Regards
yogesh
09 November 2009 at 13:46
If the petifiles the petition against the organisation can the respondents seeks defence on this ground that the current application may be dismiss on this ground due to the failure of impleadihe necessary and proper parties?
If the petitioner says that his funamental righrts have been infringed and he is making the relief only against the organisation and not against any individual
Can this defence be overruled??
Reagrds
yogesh
09 November 2009 at 13:42
if the petitioner files the petition on the basis of the cause of action which has arosen in year 2001-2002 and files it in year 2009 can Respondents pleads that the current petition hit by limitation?
But the petitioner saya that his representationwas replied only in year 2008 can the defence be overuled on this ground??
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yogesh
09 November 2009 at 13:39
If any Petitioner-in-person/advocate wants to argue the case Please inform what parameters should keep in mind for arguing the case?
In othyer words what should one kept in mind such as His petition , reply,rejoinder etc he should argue of what kept in records or may give up his opinion etc
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Buvaneswari
09 November 2009 at 13:32
Respected experts
Private trust engaged in microfinance at Tamil Nadu(target customers are lower income people) wants to develop secured loan product. they wants to lend against LIC bonds, savings bond etc., Is there any legal requirements to be satisfied by the trust to carry out this type of lending? I would be very thankful if anyone would guide me in this regard..
Thanks in advance..
Anonymous
09 November 2009 at 12:44
Dear friends,
Is Power Of Attorney Registration is mandatory? In the contest of,
1)The SC judgment AIR 1979 SC 533 Of "Sayed Abdul Kader Vs Rami reddy", Judgment dated:29/11/1978.
2)The Indian Evidence Act- sec 85.
What is the difference between Authentication & Registration?
If SRO is not willing to register/authenticate the GPA, can i Notarise the Document (GPA)?.How it is viewed in the EYE of Law? I mean is it Valid in view of LAW?
I request Expert of the Forum to clarify my doubt.I am from Andhra Pradesh State.
What is the difference Between Authentication & Registration.
Further in A P , For Family members stamp duty (FOR G P A ) is Rs.1000/- only.
If S R O refuse to Authentication / Registration , What alternatives, I have?
Can i use this G P A ( Without Authentication & Registration), For issuing Notices and approach Court for taking legal action, against parties/Personals.
I need URGENT solution to this problem please.
Thanking you with regards.
Pradeep
09 November 2009 at 12:31
Whether a lawyer employed by an LPO firm can give legal advice ? (Even if he has suspended his enrolment with the bar council)
Though a lawyer who's surrendered his enrolment, cannot practice law before a court, would he still be eligible to render legal advice ?
Also please tell me, whether a LPO (Legal Process Outsourcing)Firm, which employs hundreds of lawyers, can give free legal aid to the people ?
I need legal authority/precedent with regard to this.
Sumit Lal
09 November 2009 at 12:11
Respected Experts and Seniors.
In a trial under N.I.Act, I am appearing on behalf of the Accused. I have taken a defence plea that the complaint is premature and is liable to be dismissed.
In the present case the complainant has avered in the complaint that he had send the notice by registered post with A/D. But neither the A/D nor the postal cover has been received by him and he has lodged a complaint before the Postal Authorities.
The complainant amongst other document has exhibited the Notice and the letter (complaint to te Postal Authorities).
Pls note that the notice is dated 06.09.08 and the postal complaint is dated 25.09.09. It is pertinent to mention here that in the letter dated 25.09.08 the complainant has categorically stated that the letter has not yet been served on the accused. The complaint has been filed on 04.10.2009.
Please bear in mind the dates.
My query is : Whether the complaint has been filed prematurely.
Sumit Lal
09 November 2009 at 12:09
Respected Experts and Seniors.
In a trial under N.I.Act, I am appearing on behalf of the Accused. I have taken a defence plea that the complaint is premature and is liable to be dismissed.
In the present case the complainant has avered in the complaint that he had send the notice by registered post with A/D. But neither the A/D nor the postal cover has been received by him and he has lodged a complaint before the Postal Authorities.
The complainant amongst other document has exhibited the Notice and the letter (complaint to te Postal Authorities).
Pls note that the notice is dated 06.09.08 and the postal complaint is dated 25.09.09. It is pertinent to mention here that in the letter dated 25.09.08 the complainant has categorically stated that the letter has not been served on the accused and the complaint has been filed on 04.10.2009.
Please bear in mind the dates.
My query is : Whether the complaint has been filed prematurely.
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