chiranjib mukherjee
03 July 2008 at 13:32
In a Money Suit, the plaintiff deposed the Ld. Court and his examination-in-chief had been completed and cross-examination was deferred on the prayer of the advocate on behalf of the defendant and thereafter the plaintiff expired.Whether his deposition has got evidentiary value?
loganathan.m
03 July 2008 at 12:34
sir, iam loganathan advocate from trichy. iam wiling to open a coucilng center could u pls let me know the procrdure to start. and kindly mention any other extra qulification needed for opening.
what is the procedure to start
what is the qulificqtion to start
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chiranjib mukherjee
02 July 2008 at 22:46
'X' got the anticipatory bail from higher court and there is a direction to 'X' that he will surrender before the court below within 7 days and within the period 'X' surrendered before the lower court and prayed for regular bail. Whether he is taken into j/c or another date is fixed for hearing of bail and call for CD without 'X' be taken into custody?
chiranjib mukherjee
02 July 2008 at 22:39
'A' issed a cheque in favour to 'B' and when 'B' deposited the said cheque in the bank, the bank returned the cheque with endosement " no existence of this account". Will it attract sec. 138 N.I.Act?
hit narayan singh
02 July 2008 at 18:11
i am working in a pvt. ltd.co.since 06.06.05 my date of birth is 20.12.1949 now accoding to co.rule i am retring in july at 58 years age can i claim gratuity
Manish Singh
02 July 2008 at 15:41
dEAR Members,
Could yoy please pool in your information that which states do not have levied Professional Tax
Sachin Garg
02 July 2008 at 10:54
Dear All Respected Sir/Madam,
There is a shop's land lord demanding to increas the rent by 20 to 25 % after every two years. While there is no any contract, pertain to rent. The person who is owned this shop on rent is form last 20years. The land lord demanding for free his accomodation. While the assesse has not any way of income. In this case what is legal treatment he can get? Kindly provide me.
Thanks,
jhanvi
02 July 2008 at 08:31
Dear Srinivas,
Yes the bail has been granted!!But what the high court is asking the deposit of 12 Lakh rupees which almost impossible for us. its almost like a dream to arrange 12,Lakh rupees. What to do? My all dreams have been shattered. No Hopes and No Solution Now.
Ladhu Ram Chowdhary
02 July 2008 at 07:12
Sec.3(1)&4A(3) of Workmen's compensation Act,1923-Liability of employer and insurer to pay compensation-Scope of-in cases, where insurer is liable to indemnfy the employer for latters liability to pay compensation,whether he may be exonerated from the interest accrued on it ?
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Extra marital affair & Suicide
Dear all,
i want some counselling in a case with the below mentioned facts:
There was one mr.X with his wife Y & an adopted child Z, having in their 11 years of marriage.
Recently by taking some drug Mr.X became impotent,which lead to regular visit of his doctor friend Mr.A to their house for check-up.Despite of this fact the relationship between the spouse remain intact until 'Y' got attracted to the doctor.Thus it lead to an extra-marital affairs etween the two.
Mr.X soon sensed this growing relationsip & complained both to his wife & his friend. He even has a small fight with his doctor friend. Seeing the seriousness of the matter 'Y'tried to break her relationship with Mr.A. But A wasn't ready to leave her and threatned her for the bad consequences. Later he even posted some compromising pictures of 'Y' on a pornographicsite along with a fake profile and actual contact details. This resulted into some serious discomfort & embarring moment not only for the wife but also for the husband. This whole incident lead the wife to commit suicide out of shameness.She also left a suicide note beside her blaming oly herself for her death. She specifically exempted her husband of all blame.
Now the husband wants to file a case against the doctor.Kindly guide me as to which court to move & what charges to be booked into.
with regards