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As per Rule 6 of the Bar Council of India Rules of Legal Education, 2008, a candidate is prohibited from pursuing two regular courses of study simultaneously. In my case, I had initially taken admiss ...
As per Rule 6 of the Bar Council of India Rules of Legal Education, 2008, a candidate is prohibited from pursuing two regular courses of study simultaneously. In my case, I had initially taken admiss ...
Dear client,
Under Rule 6 of the Bar Council of India Rules of Legal Education, 2008, the prohibition is on simultaneously pursuing two regular courses, and the key test is actual pursuit, not merely a technical continuation of admission on paper. In your case, since you attended only the first semester of the initial BA LL.B., did not pay further fees, did not fill examination forms, and completely stopped attending classes, it can reasonably be argued that you had effectively discontinued tha
i sumathi pawned gold for 4000/-. at the time i was living in mysuru. i wanted to release the gold. I got married & shifted to kodagu and also I am taking care of my sick mother and i cant travel to ...
Dear Client,
In the given situation, you can execute and register a Power of Attorney in favour of your friend which is a legal document and acceptable for the purpose the power is given by the executor to the attorney to do or act on behalf of the executor. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.
I wanted to clear my loan in Krazybee and IIFL limited which was bought 6 years ago, I don't remember the phone number and the loan account number i don't know how can i repay my loan my cibil is very ...
Dear Client,
I understand your concern about repaying your loans with Krazybee and IIFL Limited despite not having the phone number or loan account details. Firstly, you can retrieve your loan account information by contacting the customer service of both companies using alternative verification methods such as providing your PAN card number, Aadhaar number, or any other identification details you used during the loan application. Alternatively, you can visit their nearest branch offices with yo
Sir my father took phone on emi and emi got due and now he died. The company is calling us. But the principal amount is paid and due charges are left they wanted us to pay that is it necessary to pay ...
Dear Client,
It is the paramount obligation of the legal heirs of the deceased borrower to repay the debt left by the deceased borrower. Legally, being a legal heir of the deceased borrower you should pay the outstanding debt lying unpaid against the deceased borrower otherwise amount of debt may enhance charging the penal interest for default. You can make a prayer to the lender to waive the unpaid debts, but usually, lenders do not allow such prayer.
My question is my husband has taken a loan and he has HDFC Bank credit card due also which he can not able to pay.Now bank people threaten me and my workplace also they called.I don't know about my hu ...
Dear Client,
To address issues with recovery agents, file a complaint at the local police station and provide a copy to the concerned bank. Additionally, complaints can be lodged online with the RBI or by calling their helpline number. Offline complaints can be submitted to the Centralised Receipt and Processing Centre (CRPC) at the RBI office in Chandigarh. A recent Patna High Court judgment emphasized that recovery agents must not act unlawfully without a court order. Seeking guidance from a
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Sir i took loan of 10000 Rupees From pocketly And Tgey are Tolerating By Making call and Asking To Pay In Half Hour
Dear Client
Take a moment to review the terms of your loan agreement with Pocketly, including the repayment schedule and the consequences of late or missed payments.Try to communicate with Pocketly representatives and explain your current financial situation.
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Planning to get a heavy deposit flat but the society is going for redevelopment in 2/3yrs... Is a good idea to get the flat now
Dear client,
The builder is not obligated to give you more than what you have invested. Everything boils down to the redevelopment agreement to be executed between the builder and the owners, but the general practice in the event of redevelopment is to give more than the area redeveloped by the builder. There is no structured law on this.
My husband bought loan from Shriram finance for his vehicle but in my name and we have three loans similarly for 3 vehicles. But now the problem is my husband doesn't pay the debt amount for the past ...
Dear Client,
Document Everything: Keep records of all the loan documents, notices, summonses, and any communication related to the loans. This documentation will be valuable if legal action becomes necessary.
Understand Liability: Understand the extent of your liability for the loans. If your name is on the loans, you might be legally responsible for them, even if you weren't aware of the details. Discuss this with your attorney to better comprehend your situation.
Communication: If you haven'
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Hi We have purchased some vehicles for a company with one of the founding member as Gurantor. Now that person person is not with the company due to different reasons. We want to change the Gurantor w ...
Dear client,
If there is a genuine reason why your guarantor needs to be changed, for example, due to a change in their financial circumstances, then you should call your lender to discuss options. Occasionally, lenders may allow you to replace your guarantor as long as the replacement is suitable.
Hi, Years back, my Uncle bought a truck and financed it in my name. I helped him that time and took loan in my name. Now, he says, since it is in my name, I have to pay the loan. How can I get rid of ...
Dear Sir,
If vehicle documents stands in your name then it is very difficult to say that it belongs to your uncle. Better nicely transfer vehicle and loan in his name and get rid of payment of EMI’s or get an undated or post dated cheque from him.
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