Complaint under Sec 18 Against whom? CIC ! Who wil hear this case ? Joshi himself ?
RTI application before the CPIO of the SIC. For what ? What information can be sought? Will it hasten the hearings? Options 3 & 4 given by Dr Arun are better option. Sidharth Misra On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 5:55 AM, Arun Agrawal <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Dear Sir: > > This is a legal issue and CANNOT be taken before a consumer court . > > You actually have several options : > > 1. File complaint under Sec 18 > > 2. File RTI application before the CPIO of the SIC. (Recommended) > > 3. File WP in High Court - however you need a lawyer to draft and file > the petition, arguments can be done by you > > 4. A complaint to the Governor ( for whatever it is worth ) . > > Please keep all the members informed . > > Dr Arun Agrawal > > My 7 hearing some way back in oct 2008 order is 'DECISION TO BE TAKEN" > > VAGUE ANSWER BY SHRI SURESH JOSHI SIC Mumbai > > when will this decision be taken, i have filed complain u/s 18 and > will follow up with application under RTI to PIO of SIC office this > worked > > once before. > > as someone advised me that filing a case in consumer court > > against Suresh Joshi is a better way out i will be explore the > possibility to that angle, will take advise from Adv.Dr Kamath of > Consumer guidance socity near V.T. a veterian in consumer laws, fighting > a clear cut case > > is cheap at consumer courts, and one can fight one's battle no need of > a lawyer. as per sec 32 of Advocates act one can fight cases in H.C also > > if one is well versed with the law > > > > > > Leslie Almeida > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > >
