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vinod bansal   25 October 2009 at 20:24

circumstantial evidence based murder case/mobile call record

R/Members
Murder case based only on circumstantial evidence i.e. conversation in between co-accused on mobile phones with mobile phone of deceased is posted for tomorrow,kindly provide me citation in favour of prosecution bcoz i m counsel for the complainant.Thanx

Anonymous   25 October 2009 at 20:16

Collection of insurance premium in installments !!

My question is specially to Mr.Raj kumar makkad 'ji though many of you people has answered my yesterdays question in respect to the above subject. but you all can answer me again.....

Mr.Raj kumar makkad 'ji

actually only you got my point of asking the query. so i am clearing you the fact again so that it becomes more clear to me when you reply.....

Actually, i want to start a scheme of my own where i will sell insurance policies legally of any specified company with having regular authentisized license from them respectively. but if i collect the premium in full and go for the policy then less no. of person will accompany me in the run as the premium will be high enough....ranging from 12000/- and above.

So i thought of collecting the same in two or more installments for the first year only. After that the customer will pay the premium regularly on his own as when the time comes for him. Say , if the FYP is 12000/- then to get the benefit of my scheme one has to pay the joining amount will be 2500/- as advance for his policy and then he can work as a networker and earn the benefit of my scheme alongwith getting his policy when paid the balance in full.

thats what i want to know from you all whether i can collect the FYP in installments or not.? and what other licence i have to take and from where to run my new shceme related business?

please answer me again. my email id is sasankar.boruah@rediffmail.com

thanking you all ,
sasankar

Anonymous   25 October 2009 at 19:34

rules involved in buying of agricultural land near bangalore

sir,
i have seen some land near airport..want to know rules regarding buying..am nt an agriculturist.

Anonymous   25 October 2009 at 18:55

Non allotment of parking space

Abt 3 yrs ago i had booked a residential property with a builder (in mumbai). The agreement contains that along with other ammenities parking space would be provided. The builder has charged seperately for the parking.. but since it is provided for in the agreement i have refused to pay for the parking. The society is just formed & has so far not taken any stand on this issue. However most of the residents have paid for the parking
please adv me on the following
1. Can i be prevented from parking my vehicle inside the society premises
2. How easily is it going to be for me if i seek to file a case in the consumer court against the builder...thanks

Anonymous   25 October 2009 at 17:25

divorce

Please help me to guide to get divorce, in nasik city by some good lawyer if known

Anonymous   25 October 2009 at 17:12

Sec. 21 of I.P.C

Sir,

I am a law gradute. I have recently passed out of LL.B.

I have two queries:

My first query is with respect to the definition of Public Servant provided under Sec. 21 of I.P.C. Sec. 21 does not mention that a Public servant must be appointed by the Government. However, under Ramesh Balakrishna Kulakarni Vs State of Maharashtra a comment had been made that a pulic servant must be appointed by the Government (Ref: Tandon's Indian Penal Code. 23rd Edition 2005). But, Explantion 1 to the Section clearly mentions that persons falling under any of the desriptions mentioned under that section are public servants whether or not appointed by the Government. Please explain the inconsistency.

My 2nd query is with respect to the scope of the word Government used in Sec. 21. Does the word 'Government' mean the Central Government or the Government of a state as defined under Sec. 17 of the Code or not?

Also, please clarify if an M.L.A and a minister are Public Servants within the meaning of Sec. 21.

Regards,
Theja G

Rekha.....   25 October 2009 at 17:01

Authority/Citations

Dear Respected Sirs/Ma'am

Would u please provide us with following Citations as V hv to submit urgently at the Hon'ble court of Silvassa. Please appreciate this urgently.......thnks

Mahavir Singh V managing director, Mutual Leasing and finance Ltd. 2002(1) CPJ 103: 2002(2) CPR 319: 2002(3) CLT 162(Delhi)

Ashok Leyland Finance Ltd V Himanshu s. Thumar, 2005(2) CPJ 92: 2005(2) CLT 254( Guj)

vinod bansal   25 October 2009 at 16:29

Domestic violence act/ 125 crpc

Respected members
My application/Case under DV Act is pending in court since one year back and presently fixed for 20-02-2010 for reply of the respondents .My client was got married only one and half year back and her only daughter is also in the custody of respondents i.e. her husband and in laws,my client was kicked out from her matrimonial house in connection of demand of more dowry,I filed applicant/complaint underprotection of women from domestic violense act in which i have claimed custody of daughter and interim maintanence including other reliefs but unfortunately case is at initial stage and now fixed for 20 feb 2010,my client is hand to mouth,she is also worried and in tension of her only breast feeding daughter,i cannot move any application for early hearing bcoz magistrate view is against such type of application.What i can do for my client in such situation,further can i move a separate application under section 125 crpc.How i can speed up the proceedings bcoz court is giving on every hearing next date,rather doing some fruitful exercise/proceedings. .Kindly advice me.Thanx n Regards

Khaleel Ahmed Mohammed   25 October 2009 at 16:28

Right of share in the property.

A and B are husband and wife. Out of their wed lock PQR three male children born. As a matter of fact B had illegal relationship with her brother in law X . Actual father of the Q is X. A died leaving some properties.
My question is whether Q have legal right to succeed the properties left A as per Hindu Succession.

Arvind Singh Chauhan   25 October 2009 at 15:13

PLEA OF BARGAINING

Sir,
Whether magiatrate can refuse to accept an application under newly added chapter plea of bargaining under the disguise that court have no such notification. Whether it's application requires specific notification by concerned High court or state govt, despite being a central amendment act. Is there any such clause in this chapter.
The matter is from Uttaranchal. Please tell me,What way I should adopt.