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rahul   30 September 2008 at 19:46

human rights

what are the job oppertuinities for llm students in human rights.please give in details about it.

Tribhuwan Pandey   30 September 2008 at 19:19

SLP before Supreme Court

Conviction upheld by the High Court
Accused on bail directed to surrender if not be arrested. Bail bond forfeited.
Whether the accuse has to surrender for filing an appeal before the Supreme Court or his SLP can be entertained directly?

jayanttelang   30 September 2008 at 18:13

standing Orders and subsistence allwance

Dear Mr Harbhajansingh ji,once again i have a query regarding my matter.
In the recent past i received a letter from my company's HRD,In short their reference is as below-
1 There is no formal standing orders and you are governed by the rules/regulation & norms of the company which is in accordance with principle of natural justice.
2 It is a Domestic Inquiry- Domestic Tribunal hence the delinquent employee has to attend the Domestic Inquiry where the Domestic Tribunal has been constituted i.e,head office Ahmedabad.
3 There is no mandate to provide defence representative at the cost of employer.

Mr Harbhajansingh ji,i think they have not any certified standing orders,still they are giving me only 50% of my salary,while 7 months have been passed.
in this regard,kindly tell me what to do,& where would i file a complaint.
They are also making a barrier in the way of my Defence represintative (he is my co-employee,in my company,at other H.Q.)

After completion of six months,i sent a request letter to my HRD,regarding 75% of my salary,but he plainly denied to do so,
kindly guide me what to do now?i m waiting for your reply,eagerly!

Member (Account Deleted)   30 September 2008 at 18:13

difference betwen a lawyer and an advocate

what was the difference between a lawyer and an advocate.......?

does both are same or having differences..?

R.Rajendran   30 September 2008 at 14:16

TAX FOR POWER OF ATTORNEY

Dear Sir,
We are 4 sons .Our parents are not alive.All the heirs of our family (4 sons) have decided to sell the house belonging to our mother by writing Power of Attorney in my name and then share the money.The house is likely to be sold for Rs. 15 lakhs.Each son will get a share of Rs.3.75 lakhs.Please reply my following queries:
1.Simply because POA is written in my name,
I am afraid I may be subjected to tax for Rs.15 lakhs. Will I be subjected to tax for Rs.15 lakhs?
2.What should I do so that I pay tax only for my share of money?

advocate satya   30 September 2008 at 12:58

procedure for case against company

sir
what is the procedure if someone working as manager in a company removed from the company without notice. do he has to approach high court or district court and under which section and which act he can file his case?

Legal Fighter   30 September 2008 at 10:15

Does the High Court has powers to transfer FIR from one state to another?

Does the High Court has powers to transfer FIR from one state to another?

Legal Fighter   30 September 2008 at 10:03

conviction for self admission for the offense of "Giving Dowry" under Dowry Prohibition Act

Hi All,

If the girl has lodged false FIR and in her FIR she has admitted of "Giving Dowry" by her family members, doesn't it make them punishable for the offense of "Giving Dowry". The police generally doesn't act on this line. How to proceed to get them convicted for this offense.

Please suggest.

Thanks & Regards,
Manish

Legal Fighter   30 September 2008 at 09:51

If Domestic Violence Act retrospective in operation?

Hi Experts,

I have read that all the newly formed statute are prospective in nature if it is not specifically mentioned that the statute is retrospective in its operation. But the courts are taking contrary view and putting the Domestic Violence Act as retrospective in operation though nothing is specifically mentioned for the same. Also Domestic Violence Act being quasi-criminal, may attract binding of Section 20 of Constitution of India for violation of fundamental right due to its retrospective operation.

Can you please provide me some supreme court judgment which clear this ambiguity of operation of a new statute?

Thanks & Regards,
Manish

Ananjan Mukherjee   29 September 2008 at 23:08

Income tax on selling shares

If I sell off some shares that I own, how is that income going to be treated? How will I be taxed?

Thank you,
Ananjan Mukherjee