RWA AGM election Timeline based on DoD
By when we have to do a an election of RWA for a timeline
By when we have to do a an election of RWA for a timeline
Dear Client,
The matter varies from state to state and the bylaws of the RWA which is registered under the State-specific legislation. Usually, the election of an RWA is held every 3 years on the resolution passed on a two-thirds majority of the vote of the members of the RWA in an AGM.
me ek 15 din wale online loan scam me fas gaya hu. mene ek loan ki payment karne ke liye dusri application se loan liya . is parkar se me ek money scam ki trail me fas gaya aapna sab kuch luta diya. a ...
Dear Client,
In case, a provision for resolving the dispute through arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 exists in the personal loan agreement, before marking a loan as bad loan/NPA, the lender exhausts its course of action as stipulated in the loan agreement and send a Notice under Section 21 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 to the borrower who failed to repay his/her debt to resolve the matter at the pre-litigation stage which is mandatory before referring
I am very poor and my husband took personal loan in my name for 15 lakes ( loan and top up loan) now I don't have any money and no idea and I don't know where he is now. But the loan is in my name He ...
Dear Client,
Once a borrower fails to repay his debt, the Lenders/FIs initiate a routine course of action for recovery of the loan/debt from the borrower following the provision under the SARFAESI Act and the order of the Debt Recovery Tribunal directing the attachment of the assets of the borrower to write off the balance amount of loan. . However, you may negotiate or settle your dues against loans by following the steps like lowering your interest rate, arranging for a reduced interest rate
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I have received an Arbitration notice from a NBFC even before my Personal Loan A/C going into NPA
Dear Client,
In case, a provision for resolving the dispute through arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 exists in the personal loan agreement, before marking a loan as bad loan/NPA, the lender exhausts its course of action as stipulated in the loan agreement and send a Notice under Section 21 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 to the borrower who failed to repay his/her debt to resolve the matter at the pre-litigation stage which is mandatory before referrin
Some unknown people giving torched in arbitrator name me and my family in bad language and mentaly harassment to my parents I have told him to give time to repay credit card bill but they told we ar ...
Dear Client,
The lender cannot force you to make the payment in an unreasonable time frame. You can inform the lender about your financial situation and seek an extension in time. The lender needs to adhere to the established procedure of debt recovery and is not allowed to resort to any unprofessional and abusive means to recover the same. In case, the loan recovery agents fakes the identity and continues to abuse, you can file a complaint against them to the local police and seek protection. F
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I have joined a "pay after placement" program and signed an Income Sharing Agreement (ISA). According to the agreement, if I secure a placement through the company, I need to pay 12% of my CTC (Cost t ...
Dear Client,
You need to go through the ISA agreement to locate the clauses, if any, that specify the payment of penalty on the termination of the agreement. If there are no clauses regarding the same, then you can send a legal notice to the company and file a criminal complaint against them for threatening and criminal intimidation. However, in the presence of such clauses, you can seek to resolve the issue through arbitration. If required, you can consult an advocate for advice and assistance
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In a global tender for purchase of equipment on central procurement portal, the vendor quoted rate in USD which was converted to INR on the date of opening. The tender clause was as under: 1.Prices qu ...
Dear Client,
It would be inappropriate to provide suggestions without perusal of the tender documents. So, it is advisable to approach an advocate to guide you through the intricacies of the documents and provide appropriate legal remedies.
Thank you.
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The person has a own house he is worth to pay the amount and he is not paying
Dear Sir,
You must adopt multiple options for recovery of your amounts by attaching the salary, his immovables and movables.
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We were three families living in the same house for years having one electricity bill on the name of grandfather. No one was paying the bill and the amount accumulated to more than 1 lakh rupees. Due ...
Dear Client,
In the given scenario, serving a legal notice to the Electricity supplying agency, file a complaint against them for deficiency in service and unfair trade practices before the Dist. Consumer Commission under Sec.35 of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 claiming regularisation of entire pending bills and change of connections in violation of the Electricity Act and rules along with compensation for harassment and cost of litigation. The complaint should be filed within two years from
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I have worked with Company and changed my job on 1st November 2023. I have my pending salary of around 2.15 lakhs with them and they are denying to pay unless they get an amount from the client. I am ...
Dear Client,
If your employer is withholding your pending salary without a valid reason, you may consider taking legal action. Review the employment contract for any clauses related to salary payment, notice periods, or conditions for withholding payment. Section 73 and 74 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, deal with compensation for loss or damage caused by a breach of contract. If the company is in violation of the terms outlined in the contract, you can send a legal notice demanding the pendin
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