Reconstitutuon Norms of OMC
I am a OMC Dealer, my dealership was revived recently, & the dealership is in the process of reconstitution& re-sitement . The OMC us asking me to enter into partnership ratio of 20%:80% Where i as so ...
I am a OMC Dealer, my dealership was revived recently, & the dealership is in the process of reconstitution& re-sitement . The OMC us asking me to enter into partnership ratio of 20%:80% Where i as so ...
Dear Client,
The information provided is insufficient for a conclusive opinion as OMC reconstitution terms depend on specific policies and your dealership agreement.
You should review the OMC guidelines and documents carefully. It is advisable to consult a local lawyer before agreeing to the 20:80 partnership condition.
My wife got loi in scheduled area petrol out let and i have no objection in this regard. District administration delaying for issue of NOC
Dear Client,
The Corpus Fund Scheme is a government funded scheme to provide land and infrastructure for LPG distributors from Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe categories. Once you submit an application in the prescribed form along with supporting documents to the District Authority, they forwarded copies of your application to various internal and external departments (e.g., Superintendent of Police, Fire Department, Public Works Department/NHAI for access permission, Town Planning, Municipal C
IOCL OFFICIAL IS THREATENING US TO ACHIEVE HIS TARGETS,AND WE ARE NOT ABLE TO DO BUSINESS FINANCIALLY WE ARE LOCKED AND NOT ABLE TO RUN OUR BUSINESS , SO HOW CAN WE RAISE A COMPLAINT.
Dear Client,
A dispute between traders or businessmen is considered a commercial dispute, and the remedy lies with the Commercial Court constituted under the Commercial Court Act, 2015. A commercial dispute is a disagreement relating to trade or commerce between two or more stakeholders. These disputes generally arise in relation to contract terms and conditions, fiduciary duties, or intellectual property rights and may be settled through court proceedings or alternative dispute resolution(ADR)
Land lease agreement for petrol pump was made for 30 years. 15 years has gone by and the license of the pump is expired now. Do the license owner need to make new agreement with the landowners? Or the ...
Dear Client,
If there is a case of a land lease agreement of a petrol pump where 15 years have elapsed and license is expired then the license holder has to again get the license renewed from the particular petroleum authority as the license period is generally for 30 years. Thus, the existing lease agreement could remain valid and formalize the renewed license as well as changes in the terms and conditions as necessary. It is better to make a new agreement, accordingly with the provision made u
Recently, a gas pipeline has been installed at my home but the connection was not active but I still received a bill amount of amount 2157.what legal action can I take against the company.
Dear Client,
In the given situation, serving a legal notice to the LPG supplying agency, file a complaint against them for deficiency in service and unfair trade practice before the Dist. Consumer Commission under Section 35 of the Consumer Protection Act claiming the entire Bill amount and compensation for harassment. The complaint should be filed within two years from the date of the cause of action.
I have one query,in keonjhar,odisha, one of indian oil petrol pump is owned by SC category,if he wants to sell it fully,can he able to sell it to a ST person?
Dear Client,
Regarding your query, the sale of a petrol pump owned by an SC (Scheduled Caste) individual to an ST (Scheduled Tribe) individual in Keonjhar, Odisha, is subject to specific guidelines and regulations set by Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) and the government. Generally, the transfer of dealership is permissible within the same category to uphold the reservation policy. Therefore, selling from an SC to an ST may not be straightforward. You will need to seek approval from Indian Oil Corp
Pay payment but seller not supply product
Dear client, send a legal notice to the supplier regarding the refund or supply of the product. Then you can file a complaint in the consumer court under consumer protection act for deficiency in service. The court will award you compensation accordingly.
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I resigned from IOCL on personal family reasons through proper channel and decided to rejoin in same organisation,is it possible to rejoin in IOCL PSU now upon apology letter ?
Dear Client,
According to the law, once an employee's resignation is accepted, they typically cannot rejoin the same job, as the relationship between the employee and employer is terminated. However, there are exceptions outlined by the Ministry of Finance and the Department of Personnel and Training (DOPT):
1. Technical Resignation: If an employee resigns to take up another position within the government, their resignation may be treated as a "technical resignation." In such cases, the emplo
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Kya koi MP MLA petrol pump ka licence prapt kar sakta hai Jab vah maujuda Roop se padhen ho agar koi pravdhan hai to uska ullekh karne ki kripa Karen
Dear client,
No, an MP or an MLA cannot have a business in his name. This is against the provisions of his appointment
I was 18 when my father passed away who was a dealer at hpcl due to my underage I was instructed to allow a guardian to take care of dealership since now I am 21 so do now I have any right to claim it ...
Dear Sir,
send representation to the company if replied or not , approach High Court and u will get positive order. So that u can continue with your dealership.
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