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Police is not the final person to take the action,u can go to higher authorities of police dept. or u contact a lawyer file a case againest the concerned person in court....Under this situation, people have only one choice - go to court. I always wonder, is police not accountable to anybody? It is the duty and responsibility of police to protect citizens and to take action against law violators
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Law by khalid at 3:12 AM on January 01, 2008
is not always admissible in the law courts. It states that subjects under a semi-conscious state do not have the mind set to properly answer any questions, while some other courts openly accept them as evidence/or democratic countries. but the result of such test can not be used as evidence in the court of law since it violates fundamental right against self-incrimination Article 203 of the constitution of India....In a
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Computers & Technology by Aryan Gusain at 3:36 PM on July 14, 2008
to contest your terminationYou would need to go to the labour court if you are under the purview of labour law, which relates to industrial laws.Labour courts deal with all workers working in unorganised sectors, organised sectors, emigrants going for overseas employment, child & women labour, bonded labourers etcIf you are not under this purview, then you should go to a civil court
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Lucknow by Neha Bist at 4:30 PM on October 18, 2008
Mostly if any executive is terminated he cannot go to any court for the same because executive are not coming under workers categories. But you ca approach High Court with your grievances with it but the ones I offer is real shortcuts to millions....It would depend on what ground you wish to contest your terminationYou would need to go to the labour court if you are under the purview of labour law, which
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Work & Workplace by prasad at 4:09 PM on March 19, 2008
by all.3. Judiciary - Courts of law, competant authority which interpretes the law in case any problem arises. or in simple words judiciary defines the law or tells the real meanings of the law and decides in its judgement.2....there are basicly two types of courts at the lower level, the civil and criminal court the civil court decides matters of civil dispute and criminal court decides matters of criminal
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Law by ANKIT BANSAL at 3:55 AM on May 25, 2008
if they are not responding to your calls than just go to their office and tell all details about your problem.If they still dont do anything than go to consumer court.That would be the best option for you.consumer court will solve any matter pretty easily....if they are not responding to your calls than just go to their office and tell all details about your problem.If they still dont do anything than
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Computers & Technology by rituraj at 9:39 PM on July 15, 2008
You can file complaint against lawyer with the bar council for his professional misconduct. First you need to enegage lawyer of repute and restore the petition at appropriate forum in case you still feel justice has to prevail
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Counselling Anonymously at 9:40 AM on June 26, 2009
Yes there is no bar in seeking relief under consumer protection act as well as MRTP Act.
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Law by abhishek vai at 12:19 AM on May 29, 2009
It come to existence on 26th of jan 1951,before that Federal court was the suprime power....The Supreme Court came into existence on 26th January, 1951, at the Parliament House. Before that, the Federal Court of India had the maximum power.
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Law by RAJ SAGAR at 9:05 PM on February 18, 2008
JUST WATCH TV NEWS....hello renu i am maninder my think is why you case in court becuse vastthe times...www.google.com uspe likho supreme court cases aur search ka button dabao and u get it...in google type case of suprime coart...indiancourts.com...www.supreme court of india...why You should ask this type of question?...hello h r u frien d can you friiend ship me daer plz reply me...u can try on Google
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Law by renu sharma at 8:44 PM on March 22, 2008
A badminton court dimension for every court played on must be a certain length and width, and of course will differ from singles play to doubles play. In a Singles play court, the badminton court measurement is 17 by 44 feet. In a doubles play court, the badminton court size must be 20 by 44 feet. Of course, these are only for professional games; you can use any badminton court measurements outside
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Entertainment by Sanoj at 8:15 PM on December 27, 2007
There are three main types of court surfaces, with one less common surface. Depending on the materials used, each surface provides a difference in the speed and bounce of the ball, which in turn can, and concrete. Hardcourts have a typically faster play in comparison to other surfaces. Grass used at Wimbledon. Grass courts when compared with hardcourts have characteristically a slower paced ball, when
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Cricket & Other Sports by purabi at 8:23 PM on November 04, 2008
is just unlucky......well i personally think that he did not deserve this punishment as he has just killed an animal. why dont the court gives punishment to the people who are planning human beings. where do the justice go for the politicians. as they are the biggest culprits in our country for the corruption. i really plead with the courts to first find and punish those people who are the main threat to human
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News & Current Affairs by meeta at 8:28 PM on August 24, 2007
The International Court of Justice known colloquially as the World Court or ICJ ; French : Cour internationale de Justice is the primary judicial organ of the United Nations...The International Court of Justice known colloquially as the World Court or ICJ; French: Cour internationale de Justice is the primary judicial organ of the United Nations. It is based in the Peace Palace in The Hague, Netherlands
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Law by Uma Maheswar at 5:50 AM on April 28, 2008
