Landlord has installed 2 mobile towers
In the empty land next to our building the landlord has installed 2 mobile towers and heard he is planning to install 2 more. Already we were worried as 2 mobile towers are present & were looking ...
In the empty land next to our building the landlord has installed 2 mobile towers and heard he is planning to install 2 more. Already we were worried as 2 mobile towers are present & were looking ...
Dear Sir,
File a Complaint to the Local Authorities
BBMP (Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike):
Raise an objection with the Ward Office or Zonal Office of BBMP citing health concerns, environmental impact, and over-density of towers.
Ask if the land use permits multiple towers under local zoning laws.
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How to file complain against installation of mobile tower near residence
Dear Client,
Hope this reply answers your query. You can register a complaint with the local municipal authorities. They will check on the proper permissions and check if they comply with local laws. You can also send a formal complaint letter to the concerned authorities (Telecom regulatory authority).
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New vodafone tower installation commissioning soon. For legal action
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Your question lacks information and details. Kindly provide us with sufficient information and your grievances, which shall help us in giving you legal solutions.
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We have outstanding of 1.2Cr where we supported to them by providing networking equipment on rental the invoices are pending from more than 1 and half year.
Dear Client,
State Governments are to establish the Micro and Small Enterprise Facilitation Council (MSEFC) for the settlement of disputes on getting references/filing on delayed payments u/s. 20 and 21 of the MSMED Act. Section 18 of the MSMED Act grants the statutory right to MSME entities to approach the Facilitation Council to get their disputes resolved, which cannot be curtailed due to the existence of a separate dispute resolution mechanism in the contract between the parties. Any Micro
A fraud complain by Maharashtra police of 4500/- rs transition, and Paytm unfreeze by kyc (current date mention with I'd proof ) but demand a lawful reason for unfreeze my Paytm bank account ! P.s Hel ...
Dear Client,
Once a cybercrime scam or fraudulent transaction is reported online to the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal(NCCRP), on the instruction of the Cyber Crime Cell, the investigating team starts the routine process of investigation immediately freezing the suspected accounts of fraudsters and the victim's Bank account and you have to wait for the completion of the investigation of the scam by the investigating agency to unfreeze your account. The length of time it takes to investig
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Pressurized for leave the job last 4 months
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A forceful resignation amounts to a retrenchment from service if you can prove the allegation with substantial evidence. Once you succeed in proving your resignation as retrenchment, the adjudication authority/Labour Court may pass an order for reinstatement in service even with back wages. Section 25F of the ID Act mandates that the employer shall fulfill certain conditions before retrenching any employee. It states that no workman employed in any industry who has been in continuou
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I've resigned 40 days back and the employer asked me to relieve me after 90 days as per company policy but now asking me to relieve me immediately.. So I have 60 days balance .. Should my employer pay ...
Dear Client,
If you are relieved on your resignation by your employer earlier than the required notice period, then you are entitled to the salary up to your last working Day(LWD). If the company refuses or withholds your salary, then serving a legal notice reach out to the office of the concerned Labour Commission to file a complaint against the company for unfair trade practices, provided you are a workman as defined under Sec.2(s) of the Industrial Dispute Act, 1947 and also file an applicat
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Are children legally allowed to have a own phone in india
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We are an Edtech startup and we want to use "Walkie-Talkie" to communicate with ground personnels during events, exhibitions, between buildings etc. I was able to find a few details in Saralsanchar w ...
Dear Client,
To use walkie-talkies for internal operations in your Edtech startup without selling or dealing with the equipment, you would typically require a license for the use of wireless communication devices. In India, the Wireless Planning and Coordination (WPC) Wing, under the Ministry of Communications, issues licenses for such communication devices. You may need to apply for a Wireless Operational License for your walkie-talkies.
To proceed, you should follow these steps:
1.Visit the WP
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I was searching for a job that time a company called me and they gave surety of giving work and they made me to pay 2500 and they are not at all gave job and refund and I have the numbers and screen s ...
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Demand Refund and Communication: Start by formally requesting a refund from the company in writing. Explain the situation and provide evidence of the payment and promises made. Keep all communication documented.
Consumer Protection Agencies: Reach out to relevant consumer protection agencies in your region. They might be able to investigate the matter and help you recover your money. Provide them with all the evidence you've gathered.
Small Claims Court: If the amount of money inv
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