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meenu katuria   24 October 2009 at 23:07

Correct term

If you are arguing in the Supreme Court to retain the High Court's order, what is the term you use.

Need it for my moot court competition,

Naman Joshi
1st Year Law Student

sreejesh.b.k   24 October 2009 at 22:43

anti begging law in india

i wish to know the current status of anti begging law in india and its provisions.

vinod bansal   24 October 2009 at 21:42

P.A.P.M. Act

R/Members
Kindly tell me full form of P.A.P.M. Act.Thanx n Regards

Perumal Prabhu   24 October 2009 at 21:35

casual

Sir/Madam
Please give me your views in the issue mentioned below:
we sent a letter of acceptance (LOA) to an agency on 8/7/09. the contract is for supply of materials and the validity of the offer is upto 11.07.09. the LOA reached the address of the agency on 10.07.09 but could not be deliveder by the postal authorities since the door of the agency is locked. The letter was delivered to the agency on 15.07.09 (after the dste of validity). The delay in delivery of LOA is not due to our administration but only due to the agency. Now the ageny has refused to accept the LOA since it ia time barred. A risk & cost tender was floated and the order was placed to another agency. we tried to recover the risk amount from the defaulted agency but the agency has issued a legal notice stating that they are not responsible for the delay caused and cannot pay the risk amount. under this circumstance plesae give me suitable suggestion to recover the risk amount.

vineet advocate   24 October 2009 at 20:32

145 electricity act

whether a civil court has jurisdiction in electricity matters? if yes what is the AUTHORITY against B L KANTROO'S JUDGEMENT?

Anonymous   24 October 2009 at 20:08

Collection of insurance premium in installments !!

Dear sir,
I want to know about the above subject in details whether first year life insurance premiums can be collected in installments or not personally from customers under certain schemes? Helping them to purchase the policy in parts, as when the customers tooks the policy by paying the balance amount in full, giving them an opportunity to earn more out of the commission the respective agent will earn that he will distribute the same ahead through the respective scheme of his.

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

thanking you

sasankar boruah.

Selvam Perumal   24 October 2009 at 20:04

Section 75 of Indian Contract Act

Dear Sir,

I am expecting your kind clarification on the following issues:

1. In a Contract for Employment the Staff wantonly committed a breach of Contract and failed to come for duty as such the employer had issued a notice under Section 75 of the Indian Contract Act for rescinding the contract and now he is intending to file a suit for damages as against the Staff for the loss caused by the staff.

2. But in the said Contract there is no Clause stipulating for damages in the event of breach of Contract, so under these circumstances whether a suit for damages will lie?

3. Since no penalty clause is stipulated in the Contract as such is there any yardstick available for ascertaining the “quantum of damages”?

4. Furthermore the Contract was not written in the Stamped Papers but it was written in the Plain white papers and signed by the Staff. Whether such a Contract is maintainable under law and whether it can be impounded during the trial stage?

Kindly advise me in this regard.

yogesh   24 October 2009 at 20:04

meaning of final synposis

Please inform what is the meaning of final synposis.Is it the part of rejoinder? or for concluding submissions of any trail???

Anonymous   24 October 2009 at 19:56

bounce cheque

i have given a cash amount of Rs.35000 to a person without having any record or receipt for the same. now he has given me cheque of a bank which is neither bounced and not cleared in my account till date. the complaint has been filed with a bank about the cheques.
now question is
if cheque is bounced what action i can take legaly.

can he stop the cheques. if yes than what should my next step.

would i will get my money back.

Member (Account Deleted)   24 October 2009 at 19:40

One court, final judgment.

In our country for every law there is a remedy. Due to fundamental rights provided in our constitution several culprits are escaping from law or prolonging cases in the court. Due to hierarchy system in judicial from lower court to Supreme Court culprits are taking advantage. One court, final judgment. No appeal should not permit to higher courts except in death sentences.

Please comment.