[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

You must have made some mistake. I have personally calculated and it shows standard deduction of Rs. 250,000 and thereafter correctly calculates tax at the rates of 10% or 15% for LTCG and STCG.

Here is the link to a PDF file that I saved out of the calculation made by me at the above IT Calculator; you can download the file and check it for yourself:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FLGwRTBkTEbGZMVtoc5e26hi675RvUwa/view?usp=sharing
     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

Your question is not clear as to what do you want to ask. Please frame your question properly.

You may also see my detailed reply to a similar question of change of date of birth in service records of the Government at: Change of date of birth in Government service 8 years after joining. It may perhaps answer your question.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

I have replied earlier in detail to a similar question of change of date of birth in service records of the Government, and that reply can be seen at: Change of date of birth in Government service 8 years after joining.

Please note that as mentioned in the above reply, change of date of birth in service records after 5 years, is not possible.

In your case, you have mentioned that you joined the organisation on deputation from the government service. Deputation is considered a continuation of service. It is not like a completely fresh service. Deputation is also basically a transfer of service.

It would have been advisable for you to change the date of birth in the proper and transparent manner, by disclosing what your date of birth as per existing records was and what your actual date of birth is.

While it is difficult for me to give an accurate opinion to you on your detailed facts, in the absence of having seen the full records, I may point out that you may have to fight your case in the tribunal / court. Depending on facts, it may perhaps be considered as suppression of facts. If it is considered as a continuation of service, then the chances of success of getting the change of date of birth accepted would be comparatively less.

You may consult some local lawyer with your detailed documents and facts to get an accurate advice on your detailed facts.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

Your similar question has been answered at: ex parte, civil procedure law – revision petition in high court. It is more or less a duplicate question. Please also appreciate that, as mentioned in our Forum guidelines, it is not possible for us to give correct guidance on the detailed facts of a case, without having seen the detailed documents. In fact, such guidance would not be in your own interests since guidance on facts, without seeing full facts, may be misleading. So, please consult some local lawyer and show him all your relevant documents.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

Whether or not the computer was functioning, if you have evidence of deduction of the premium from your salary, the Post department should account for the missing credits. You should collect details of all the premia collected from your salary by the Railways. With this evidence, you should approach the concerned authorities of the Post department for the needful to account for the missing credits and for the premium receipt book. If they do not take action, then you can approach the higher authorities in the department. If your grievance is still not addressed, then you may approach either the Vigilance / Ombudsman of the Post department, or the appropriate court / tribunal seeking directions for necessary action in your matter. If you suspect a fraud with a criminal intent, then you may even file a complaint with police.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

The answer to your question is contained in the UGC Regulations, link to which is given by you, Regulation 1.2 of which states as under:

“They shall apply to every University established or incorporated by or under a Central Act, Provincial Act or a State Act, every institution including a constituent or an affiliated College recognized by the Commission, in consultation with the University concerned under clause (f) of Section 2 of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956 (3 of 1956) and every Institution Deemed to be a University under Section 3 of the said Act.”

Therefore, provisions of these Regulations will apply to all Universities and all institutions recognized by the UGC and also in all institutions which are deemed Universities.

If such regulations are to be applicable to any other organisation, then there has to be a specific provision or order to that effect. So, you’ll have to check from the NCTE whether these regulations are applicable to them. File an RTI application, if needed.

These Regulations clearly mention that they are applicable to OBC also.

For your third question, seek information from the concerned agencies, if necessary by filing RTI application.

Fourth question is already answered. It is applicable to all Universities and all institutions recognized by the UGC and also in all institutions which are deemed Universities, whether Central or State.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

Where an ex parte decree / order is passed, the limitation period is 30 days, but it is counted from the date when applicant had knowledge of the decree where the summons or notice was not duly served. So, the beginning of the limitation period would depend on the facts of each case.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

I have already replied to this issue at the link: Drawers signature differs – whether cheque bounce case made out. Please read that. As I have mentioned in that answer, in a case where the cheque is returned unpaid by the bank on the ground that the signature of the drawer on the cheque differs from his specimen signature on record of the bank, a case of dishonour of cheque punishable under Section 138 may be made out if other ingredients of the offence are satisfied.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

It is always advantageous to submit the written arguments at the conclusion of the case, wherein you can mention all your main points in respect of each and every piece of allegation and/or in respect of the evidence that has come against you.

So, take every allegation and the evidence that has come on record against you, and then give a reply to it along with your defence and your explanation in respect of that. You can explain as to how such allegation is not substantiated on record by evidence.

Section 314 of the Criminal Procedure Code also permits a memorandum of arguments to be submitted by each party in writing at the conclusion of the trial.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

Usually, good books are prescribed in the syllabus of the LL.B. examination by the University. Unfortunately, many students would read only the shortcut books or question-answer series.

Books mentioned in the syllabus are generally mentioned on the recommendation of the experts in the subjects concerned. They are recommended on the basis of what is required at the level of students. Such lists usually also include reference books if someone wants to study additional books beyond the recommended books.

Please consult your syllabus and study those books.

In addition, you can start reading judgments of the Supreme Court on important issues, if you want to learn more in detail. You can also read quality articles in the legal journals and online websites, which have been written by experts in the concerned subjects. You can get plenty of these articles free on the Internet.

One gains expertise with experience over time. But, reading good material can help you sharpen your skills. Shortcut methods can only help pass the examination but may not add much to the knowledge and understanding.

It is heartening to note that you are interested in acquiring real knowledge of law, instead of merely passing the examination. Wishing you all the best.

Here is a list of some good books on criminal laws:

Indian Penal Code:

• Penal Law of India by Dr. Hari Singh Gaur
• Indian Penal Code by Rattan Lal Dhiraj Lal

Criminal Procedure Code:

• Criminal Procedure Code by Rattan Lal Dhiraj Lal
• Sohoni’s Criminal Procedure Code (5 Volumes)
• Criminal Procedure by C.K. Takker ‘Takwani’

Evidence Act:

• Law of Evidence by Rattan Lal Dhiraj Lal
• Law of Evidence by Avatar Singh
• Law of Evidence in India by M.C. Sarkar

 

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

Generally, the oral arguments are supposed to be brief. So, you can try to cover the main points in your favour in the written submission even if you could not get time to cover some of them in the oral arguments.

Nobody can stop you from mentioning about the evidence in the written submission which had earlier been rejected by the court. Usually, it should be avoided if it has been rejected by a written order of the court.

Not possible to understand your third question.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

Whatever evidence you have against the opposite parties, you should give it to the consumer court / forum as per the procedure. Unless you give such evidence to the court, how will it know?

It happens in many cases that parties take time and delay the matter. But, beyond a limit, it would not be possible. If the opposite parties are delaying the case beyond a limit and do not appear before the court, you can request for an ex parte hearing of the case, i.e., hearing in the absence of the opposite parties if they fail to remain present in spite of being served.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

It is difficult to reply to your question, since the answer would depend on the nature of the order passed and issues involved. Please show the detailed papers of your matter to some local lawyer and take his guidance. In the absence of knowing the detailed facts, it is not possible for us to comment on facts of a case.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

The Department of Pension & Pensioners’ Welfare (P&PW) under the Government of India has clarified vide its OM. No. 1/2/07-P&PW(E) dated 02.09.2011 that in case the deceased government servant is not survived by a widow/widower or a child, the dependent parents become directly eligible to receive family pension. In cases where a deceased Government servant is survived by a widow/widower or a child, and the position changes subsequently because of death or re-marriage of the spouse and/or death or ineligibility of child/children, including a disabled child, the dependent parents become eligible for family pension. You can read the full O.M. online here.

Deduction for the LIC premium paid is available for the purposes of the Income Tax Act under Section 80-C of the said Act only where the LIC premium has been paid for the individual (himself or herself), the wife or husband and any child of such individual. Such deduction is not available for LIC premium paid for the parents of the individual concerned. However, premium paid towards the Health Insurance of dependent parents may be allowed for deduction under Section 80-D of the said Act, subject to the limit of Rs. 15000.

     

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[Dr. Ashok Dhamija]

The role of an accused depends on the detailed facts of a case. All the accused persons may not have the same role in a case.

If you feel that the police officer is not conducting the investigation properly and is trying to shield the accused persons, you can first approach the senior police officers (like SP of the district). You may also request them to transfer the case to some other impartial police officer. If your grievances are not addressed by them, then you can try approaching the high court by filing a petition, seeking directions for a proper investigation, if necessary by transfer of the investigation to some other officer or to CID or the Crime Branch, etc.

     

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