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ashis   04 April 2009 at 16:45

law of contract

give me a site which describe contract 1 and 2 along with specific relief act regards

Manish Kumar Gupta   04 April 2009 at 14:21

Non Traceble report for Insurance Claims

Hi all..

We all know that in the proceedings of fidelity insurance policey or Cash in transit policy or other policy related to theft or burglary or misappropriation, A Non Traceble Report is required from police station where we have lodged the FIR.
I want to know that is there any time period fixed for getting that report from police station under any Sec. of Cr. P. C.
Or after how many days we can get it from police authority.

Manish..

J. P. Shah   04 April 2009 at 12:15

ALL INDIA RTI USERS' ASSOCIATION [PROPOSED]

I and other RTI activists are trying to establish above association, which will have RTI NGOs and individual activists from all over India, as members. Pl guide us whether it should be registed as society, coop society, trust, company or in some other form. Pl also inform where and under which act it has to be registered and what are main features and procedure. Will some of our members help us for completing formation formalities as a social service. Thanks

Manish Kumar Gupta   04 April 2009 at 11:38

Limitation in MACT Claims..

Dear All...

Please suggest if there is any limitation for filing a Motor Accident Compentation Claim under Motor Vehicles Act before MACT.

As per my understanding it is only 3 years from the date of accident. Am i Correct??

Manish..

Manish Kumar Gupta   04 April 2009 at 11:24

Need of Stamp Papers for an agreement

Dear All,

I want to know that what are the benifits of doing an agreement on stamp papers, rather than plain paper or Letter heads of the Company.
If agreement made on plain paper or letter Heads are admissible in evidence, and have the same value as agreement made on stamp papers.

Manish..

n.k.sarin   04 April 2009 at 09:22

Kind of possession

Dear friend, please reply in detail.
1. What is the difference between permissive possession and owenership possession?
2. In which category, lisencee's possession comes.
3. In case one's file a suit of recovery of possession, what is the court fees and why in the following matter:
a. Recovery of possession from licenssee.
b. Recovery of possession from holder of permissive possession.
c. Recovery of possession from holder of owenership possession.

ess oberoi   03 April 2009 at 22:20

Non-implementation of Gazetted Holiday

Can a pvt charitably funded educational institution remain open and conduct classes on a gazetted holiday in the beginning of session? What is the meaning of gazetted holiday ? Is it not a violation of fundamental rights of students ? How to proceed so that the defiant Principal and its officials are punished ? What all essential evidences have to be gathered to prove the same operation ?

Chetan   03 April 2009 at 21:14

Remand of Case

The Regular appeal was filed by the Def.. Now the appeal was remanded by the DJ by mentioning in its oder :-

"the suit is remanded back to the Trial Court for retrial with a direction to allow the parties to lead evidence and the trial court shall proceed to determine the suit in accordance with law, after providing an opportunity to the parties to lead evidence"

Res. Members What is my role under such circumstance as being the counsel of Defendant.

and how the remand matter proceed?

Jitendra Raval   03 April 2009 at 20:03

NI Act S. 138---Case filed before complition of 15 days after notice

The complinant filed a case under S.138 againt accused before complition of 15 days mandatory time available to the accused for the payment.

The complaintant was in a hurry to screw the accused.

The court has already issued the process.

Will it be tenable in the court of law?

What are the remedies to the accused?

Can he approach high court for quasing the process?

Please suggest the remedies quoting cases if any.

Jitendra Raval   03 April 2009 at 19:58

NI Act S. 138---Statement of account

Complainant has filed only statement of accout of the accused which she obtained from the concerned bank through some ways. Can it be allowed as an evidence? There are accouting entries of two cheques in the statement. Will it be sufficient to prove the debt? or complainant can be asked to produce another supportive evidences? what will be status about "Legally enforceable debt"