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uday   05 August 2018 at 14:18

Tsnpdcl jao recruitment

Can i file a case against TSNPDCL, if exam was not conducted according to pattern given in notification ??

Member (Account Deleted)   05 August 2018 at 13:32

Biagamy case

I have filled biagamy case against my husband. In my case more than 3 judges are involved. More than 3 monts they mentioned judgement in my case. But till now not delivered. Last one came after all procedure over. Now what he said is he wanna go through all papers relating my case. Already suomoto reopened. Clarification heard. But till now nothing will happen in my case. If there is delay of delivery of judgement means what I do. It have any impact in my case. I didn't go for judgement. I called the police. They told me that I won't cone

janakiram   05 August 2018 at 08:10

Motor accidents

If deceased is widower and his sons and daughters ( total no. 5 ) are earning on their own except one daughter who is widow and depending on his father. Kindly advise how much should be deducted for living expenses (1/2, 1/3, 1/4 ). If they ( sons and daughters ) file petition, whether they are considered as dependents or legal heirs. Pl clarify.

Anonymous   05 August 2018 at 05:09

Issue of legal heir.

Deceased has left behind his wife and a son. As because deceased was love marriage a lower caste girl, he was living with her family apart from his family. Under this circumstance, can his parents coming under his legal heirs?

Bhumika   04 August 2018 at 18:42

Specific perfomance, injunction and declaration suit

Hello, sir/mam
I want to know if i can file a single suit with the prayer of injunction, declaration of title and specific perfomance of contract all together.
It is related to the case I posted ago at link adress given.

http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/mobile/experts/cause-of-action-in-case-of-void-voidable-sale-deed-678846.asp

Indra Rongphar   04 August 2018 at 12:09

Filing of compensation in court.

Sir,

An FIR was lodged against a person on 22/07/2016 and a case was registered U/S 120(B)/387/419/506/34 IPC. Later
on, the case had been disposed by the CJM Court on the 02/04/2018. Now the person desire to file petition for compensation in the court, what is the admissible period for filing compensation petition w.e.f. disposal of the case ?

SUNIL SHARMA   04 August 2018 at 12:08

Technical Resignation PSU to join Central Govt,it's Benefit

I m working as AO in PSU and having 8 years of experience and selected to Central govt through UPSC by proper NOC from my office. I want to give technical resignation. Whether my EL, HPL, years of service etc is also got transfer in central govt through technical resignation from PSU. Plz guide in detail..

Kashmir singh   04 August 2018 at 11:52

Wifes money transfer to husband

If a husband uses wifes money with here concent , or have loan on her name and build house on husbands moms property , and money is tranfred through bank later wife claims it was forced . Does it come under dowry

p phipson   04 August 2018 at 10:24

Public trust per mptact 1950

I am a member of a Public Trust situated in Mumbai covered under Mumbai Public Trust Act. We have 2 Halls in our owned premises which we have been giving out to Individuals for them to hold their functions- members, their families , neighbors and local persons (for birthdays, weddings, other family functions). In 2015 a new Committee took over and they decided that the Halls could be given out to "so called middlemen" at a near 50 pct discount, to what is charged from members, and these middlemen were allowed to commercially exploit the Halls. This has resulted in a huge loss to the Trust ( member charged 1200/- per hour- after 20 pct discount- against these middlemen being charged approx 750/- per hour). Non members, neighbors and local persons charged 1500/- per hour. These middlemen have in 2016/2017 used the Halls for close to 750 hours and paid the Trust Rs 6.75 lakhs only. Checking what they charged Third parties, advertised in newspapers, magazines, internet, book-my-show, etc show that on an average they have sold tickets (passes, entry coupons, etc) for 300/- per head and have had an average of 50/60 persons attending for a 4-5 hr function. Another way is to offer third parties a package deal of lump sum amount, against payment to the Trust on a per hour basis. Trust is just showing the reduced per hour rate in the books of accounts; but some members allege that much more is paid to the Managing Committee. Is it true that permission must be taken per the Public Trust Act every time the Trust permits a third party to gain from using the Trust premises under pain of heavy penalty of Rs 10,000 (Section 41C). Can some light be thrown on this by your esteemed members.

Anonymous   04 August 2018 at 09:43

E WAY BILL WITHIN DELHI

Is there any condition of distance for e way bill within Delhi?