G. ARAVINTHAN
12 July 2009 at 07:13
Is there any latest judgment ordering direction to register complaint by wife against husband under Dowry Prohibition Act?
i.vasudevan
12 July 2009 at 00:50
thank you vishal sir..
my friend ask me that question ... its for joining members and lending many to there there members and getting deposits...
how could we get the permission from RBI?
whats the procedure to get the permission
?
Member (Account Deleted)
12 July 2009 at 00:47
In a suit for partition the petitioner sought for permanent as well as temporary injunction... the court ordered "both the parties shall maintain status quo"
The defendant does not want to vacate the order as he is having full possession over the entire property.. instead he wants me to file written objection to the interim petition but pray to the court that the order "both the parties shall maintain status quo" to be continued till disposal of the main suit.
What shall I do?
i.vasudevan
11 July 2009 at 23:44
i have one doubt,,, how the beneficial society running? what is the procedure to start beneficial society... under which Act it could be register?
Example:
like kilpauk beneficial sociaty ,, purasaivakkam benificial sociaty,,
Ranganath
11 July 2009 at 22:58
Ld COunsels,
Once the accused and served summons and on first appearance charge sheet is given, is there any bar in applying for quashing of chargesheet.
Pls clarify.
Thanks
Amarjeet yadav
11 July 2009 at 22:55
How a lowyer can become a arbitrator?
what one has to do to become full fleshed arbitrator?
HIRAL THAKKAR
11 July 2009 at 21:49
I want to file a case against the builder who has purchased electrical goods of various description the value of which is more than one lakh of rupees so is it right to file a case under Sales of Goods Act under the title UnPaid Seller. The seller of goods does't had contract with the builder and the seller is a prorprietorship concern. I have sent notices under the sales of Goods Act.
Please suggest some method to recover the Price of Goods. Is it correct to file petition in High Court Original Side Bombay
RAJA
11 July 2009 at 20:47
A multiplex is housing various restaurants on the revenue sharing agreement. Which means a fixed percentage of revenue is given to the multiplex owner. There is no rent payable by the tenant. Department claims that the revenue sharing is nothing but rent and other amenities/infrastructure like eletricity, water etc. provided by the owner and demands service tax on the entire income earned by the multiplex onwer by way of revenue sharing agreement. Is that correct.
PURSHOTAM BEHL
11 July 2009 at 19:57
DEAR ALL,
I WANT TO FILE AN PIL AGAINST THE COMMESSIONER TRANSPORT ,DELHI , FOR NOT ENFORCING ANY LAW AGAINST THE BAN ON THE ENTRY OF OVERLOADED TRUCKS , IN DELHI, DUE TO WHICH IT IS MORE POLLUTION, LIFE RISK AND DANGAROUS DRIVING , BY THE TRUCKS.
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Temporary injunction
In a suit for recovery of money against two defendants, the plaintiff bank has made an I.A seeking temporary injunction against a third respondent (garnishee) to restrain it from disbursing payment of certain future salary arrears of the 1st respondent/1st defendant. The civil court has also granted temporary junction. Now, as counsel for the 1st defendant, I have to file counter in the I.A. Would our experts please guide me on the defenses available to the 1st defendat to vacate the ad interim injuction?. The third respondent in the I.A (i.e. the employer of the 1st defendant) is not a party to the main suit.