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If my license is seizes and i dont want to recover it
If my license is seizes and i dont want to recover it
Dear Client
If your driving licence has been seized and you do not wish to recover it, there is generally no legal obligation to seek its return. However, the consequences will depend on the reason for the seizure and whether any proceedings are pending against you.
If you intend to drive a motor vehicle in the future, you will need to comply with the applicable legal requirements regarding your licence. If the seizure is connected with any pending case or proceedings, those proceedings may co
I want to do money landing work in our local lever as a legal way need licence for this
Dear Sir,
You need a licence if:
You lend money regularly
You charge interest
You lend to multiple persons
You issue promissory notes / agreements
Even small-scale local lending requires licence.
Licensing Authority
Licence is issued by the Registering Authority / Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) of your area under the State Government.
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In February, I applied for a franchise with Global Tea Cafe. They asked me to pay ₹50,000 for processing, saying that if the loan didn’t go through or if there were any issues, they would refund t ...
Dear Sir,
File before the District Consumer Commission, Mangalore (Dakshina Kannada District).
Reliefs you can seek:
Refund of ₹50,000
Interest @ 12% per annum from the date of payment
Compensation for harassment & mental agony (₹25,000–₹50,000)
Litigation costs
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Dear Client,
Section 7C of the Assam Money Lenders Act, 1934 bars carrying on a business of money lending without a valid registration certificate. As per Section 7C(1) of the Act, no person shall carry on the business of money-lending unless he holds a valid registration certificate in this behalf. and asper sub-section (2) whoever contravences the provisions of sub-section (1) shall be punishable for the first offence with simple imprisonment which may extend to three months or with fines whi
What are the zoning laws for banquet halls in Mumbai
Dear Client,
Commercial activities in residential areas are governed by the Zoning Laws. These laws are formulated by the local municipal authorities and relate to the division of land into zones, under which specific land uses are allowed or prohibited. One can use a residential area as a commercial space after obtaining the required legal permission from the authority concerned. The laws pertaining to this may differ from state to state. According to a Supreme Court Judgment passed in the cas
I own a 3 storey building.Completely privately owned.I plan to install a chair lift in my building.Not the usual,commercial elevator,but a chair lift/stair lift ,which involves a single chair moving u ...
Dear Client,
Lift licenses are currently required in 10 Indian States, including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, West Bengal, Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana and Delhi. As per IS 15259:2002 Clause 5, a home lift shall have a load capacity of not less than 204 kg (three passengers) and not more than 272 kg (four passengers), and a car speed not exceeding 0.2 m per second. A two-person lift is not recommended for various technical reasons. The construction, maintenance, and s
writ petion has been filed and got the judgement post the submitted all the required documents to the responsible persons but still they not issue the liscence and still the parking place is locked W ...
Dear Client,
Section 45T of CPC deals with the enforcement of orders and decisions of the High Court. As per Section 45T(1), all orders made in any civil proceeding by a High Court may be enforced in the same manner in which decrees of such court made in any suit pending therein may be enforced. A liquidator may apply for the execution of a decree by a court other than the one which made it on the production of a certificate granted under sub-section (6) of section 45D and on his certifying to s
I am a monocular vision person with a 30% disability certificate. When I tried to obtain a driving license in the general category, the RTO stopped me, saying I had to apply in the Divyangjan category ...
Dear Client,
As per the guidelines of the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWD), a person having normal vision in one eye and nil or field vision of 10 degrees in the other eye is assessed as 30% disability. Therefore, such persons cannot be treated as persons with disability in terms of Section 2(t) of the PwD Act, 1995. The driving test requirements for physically disabled people in India are generally the same as those for non-disabled people. However, there may be som
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Dear sir I am a monocular person with 30% disability and hold a disability certificate. If I apply for a Learner's License, should I apply under the General or Divyangjan category? Because we are not ...
Dear Client,
As per the guidelines of the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWD), a person having normal vision in one eye and nil or field vision of 10 degrees in the other eye is assessed as 30% disability. Therefore, such persons cannot be treated as persons with disability in terms of Section 2(t) of the PwD Act, 1995. The driving test requirements for physically disabled people in India are generally the same as those for non-disabled people. However, there may be some
How to issue money lending licence?
Dear Client,
In India, money lenders are governed by the Money Lenders Act, 1957 in different states. Any individual/organization that wants to start a money lending business must apply for a license from the appropriate authority such as the RBI or the State Legislature. There are two types of moneylending licenses, 1) Individual Money Lending Licenses and 2) Partnership or Company Money Lending License. Gather all the required documents to apply for a moneylending license. This list of documen
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