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monika   04 October 2009 at 23:50

VRS

if a person had applied for VRS and the sanction has been accorded by the authorities but the dues have not been setteled and it is more than one and a half years now any case law related to this please help

monika   04 October 2009 at 23:44

related to advocates

can a lawyer be the head of an NGO/private owned legal institution/trust as sole trustee

ROHAN SONI   04 October 2009 at 23:10

PRACTICE

SIR I WANT TO PRACTICE AS A LAWYER IN INTELLECTUAL PROPPERTY RIGHTS AND MY QUALIFICATION IS LLB DO I REQ ANY OTHER COURCE AND ALSO SUDDEST THE REPUTATED LAW FIRM TO JOIN.REGARDS ROHAN

Adinath@Avinash Patil   04 October 2009 at 22:38

MAXIM

MAXIM-
MAXIM " VIGILANTIBUS NON DORMIENTBUS JURA SUBVENIENT"-
MEANING AND SCOPE-
LAW ASSISTS THOSE WHO ARE VIGILANT AND NOT THOSE WHO SLEEP OVER THEIR RIGHTS-BUT EVEN A VIGILANT LITIGANT IS PRONE TO COMMIT MISTAKES-APHORISM "TO ERR IS HUMAN"
BEING MORE A PRACTICAL NOTION OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR THAN AN ABSTRACT PHYLOSOPHY, UNINTENTIONA LAPS ON THE PART OF A LITIGANT SHOULD NOT NORMALLY CAUSE THE DOORS OF THE JUDICATURE PERMANENTLY CLOSED BEFORE HIM-
EFFORT OF THE COURT SHOULD NOT BE ONE OF FINDING MEANS TO PULL DOWN THE SHUTTERS OF ADJUDICATORY JURISDICTION BRFORE A PARTY WHO SEEKS JUSTICE, ON ACCOUNT OF ANY MISTAKE COMMITED BY HIM, BUT TO SEE WHETHER IT IS POSSIBLE TO ENTERTAIN MIS GRIEVANCE IF IT IS GENUINE.

Adinath@Avinash Patil   04 October 2009 at 22:12

DUTY OF A LAWYER

DUTY OF A LAWYER
HE HAS A DUTY IN DISCHRGING
HIS PROFESSIONAL ASSIGNMENT,
HAS A DUTY TI HIS CLIENT,
A DUTY TO HIS OPPONENT,
A DUTY TO THE COURT,
A DUTY TO THE SOCIETY AT LARGE
AND A DUTY TO HISELF.
EVERY LAWYER SHOLD KNOW THIS.

Sachin Bhatia   04 October 2009 at 21:49

Books Price

Want to know the price of following Law Books?

1) R.C.R. (Civil)
2) R.C.R. (Criminal)
3) C.C.J.
4) Black's Law Dictionary
5) L.J.R.
6) C.C.C. (Consumer)
7) A.I.R.

Ranganath   04 October 2009 at 20:29

Discharge in case of two police complaints

Ld counsels,

Chargesheet has been filed alleging offenses u/s 420 and 417. Cognizance taken and summons issued. Accused filed discharge. In this case there is already a complaint alleging dowry demand but no FIR was registered based on this.

1. Process is issued based on second complaint. Is the court right in taking cognizance of the chargesheet arising out of second complaint without considering the final report of the first complaint. Though it is mentioned in teh second complaint that there is a previous complaint prior to this one. magistrate issued process with out reading the FIR.

2. Will discharge be dismissed citing that there are allegations of dowry demand and there is a possibility of framing charges though prima facie offenses u/s 420,417 is not established.

3. Will discharge be possible when the complainant is found to be lying on the face of the record which amounts to fraud on court.

Please clarify

Thanks

jagadhathri   04 October 2009 at 19:45

restoration of civil case

in a civil case if a suit is dismissed for default it can be restored by filing restore petition... like that in a criminal case if a complaint was dismissed whether it can be restored...

jagadhathri   04 October 2009 at 19:37

bail

whether a magistrate can reject a bail application with sufficient ground for a bailable offence

Ashok Srivastava   04 October 2009 at 18:37

ABP to husband when compromise not happen in 498 a

Dear Sir,
When wife is not ready to compromise in 498 a Case, then whether Anticipatory bail to husband is allowed or not? Because her parents are not ready to send her daughter due to medically unfit to deliver a chile in future.
Please advice me from your valuable suggestion.
Yours'
Ashok Srivastava