Suneeta Kaushal (male, 64 )

Panchkula ,Haryana
134109


About


Have standing at Bar of 21 years. Have been Asstt. Advocate General, Punjab in High Court of Punjab & Haryana at Chandigarh. Besides handled cases for Banks in DRT

Awards



Practice Area


family law
Marriage Alimony and maintenance Judicial separation Domestic violence Divorce 498a

Languages


hindi english punjabi

Fee Structure


  • Phone Consultation Fees ₹ 5500

  • Meeting Consultation Fees ₹ 11000

  • Email Consultation Fees ₹ 5500

  • Video Conferences Fees ₹ 11000

  • Legal Notice / Responding to Legal Notice ₹ 2000

  • Review of Documents ₹ 5000

  • Drafting of Documents / Plaint / Petition ₹ 11000

  • Filing a Case in the Court ₹ 50000

  • Per Appearence on Hearing Date ₹ 7500


Weekly Plan

The Client will have the option to book 15 mins for the consultancy out of slot 1 or slot 2

  • Monday

    15:00 - 18:30 (Slot)

  • Tuesday

    15:00 - 18:30 (Slot)

  • Wednesday

    15:00 - 18:30 (Slot)

  • Thursday

    15:00 - 18:30 (Slot)


Answers


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You can file Criminal Miscellaneous petition in the High Court have the territorial jurisdiction of your case. You can take the plea that while filing the complaint under section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, the correct address was never supplied to the trial court and you are never served with the summons of the complaint case. You can also plead that you have been declared as proclaimed person without following the proper procedure under section 82/83 CR.P.C. you will definitely get success in setting aside the order passed by the trial court.

As per settled position of law laid down by the Honourable Supreme Court for appointment on compassionate ground, the policy prevalent at the time of death of the deceased employee only is required to be considered and not subsequent policy. In the case of Indian Bank and others Versus Pramila and another (2020) 2 SCC 729, it is observed and held that claim for compassionate appointment must be decided only on the basis of relevant scheme prevalent on the date of the demise of the employee and subsequent scheme cannot be looked into. Similar view has been taken by the honourable apex court in the case of State of Madhya Pradesh Versus Amit Shrivas, (2020) 10 SCC 496. In that view of the matter, you cannot take advantage of the new scheme thereunder the benefit of compassionate appointment has also been extended to the heir/dependent of deceased employee working on work charge basis.

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