FCR with the FCC customers? SAFE Interface with FCR for Standing Instruction: 1. Standing instruction creation against the Flexcube (hirer/ joint hirer) account number. 2. Standing Instruction execution in Flexcube? (flat file or Store procedure) 3. Result of the each standing instruction. 4. if the hirer/ joint hirer account does not have the sufficient amount‚ how it can be handled during the execution of standing instruction in Flexcube. 5. Any service charge for execution of service
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simple procedure makes it easy for everyone. According to former Court Administrator‚ now Supreme Court Associate Justice Jose P. Perez‚ 70% of cases before Metropolitan Trial Courts in Metro Manila are small claims (involving small amounts of money) and many of the litigants in these cases are poor. The same thing is true‚ if not more prevalent‚ in the provinces and rural areas of the Philippines. To easily dispose of small claims‚ the Philippine Supreme Court promulgated the Rule of Procedure for
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Criminal Investigation The Criminal Procedure and Investigation Principles of Investigation Shawntee Allen Liberty University Online CJUS 420 Professor Ryan Zuidema May 6‚ 2013 1 An individual studying in criminal investigation needs to know and understand the four main principles dealing with Criminal Investigation. Knowing when and how to apply the principles is also
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I. Hilton v. Guyot The historical foundation of all foreign country judgments recognition law is United States Supreme Court’s Justice Gray’s decision in Hilton v. Guyot which involved an attempt to enforce a French judgment. Justice Gray held that no sovereign is bound to execute foreign judgments‚ but the general comity‚ utility‚ and convenience of nations “established a usage among most civilized states‚ by which the final judgments of foreign courts of competent jurisdiction are reciprocally
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Symbiosis Law School‚ Pune LL.M. Assignment on OVERVIEW OF RES JUDICATA AS A CONCEPT UNDER ADMINISTRATIVE LAW Submitted by: Saket Kesharwani LL.M. (2014-15 batch) Roll No: 15‚ PRN: 14010143015 Symbiosis Law School‚ Pune CONTENTS Chapter 1- INTRODUCTION .......................................................................... 3 Objective .......................................................................................................... 4 Scope ............
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appellant for recovery Rs 2‚10‚70‚881/- along with interest of 18% per annum. In the suit an order of attachment was made in 2004 for the sum of 2.25 crores. Thereafter‚ the first respondent filed an application under section 89 Code of Civil Procedure praying before the Trial Court to refer the matter to arbitration. The Appellant opposed the application stating there disagreement for reference of the matter to arbitration or any other Alternative Dispute Resolution process mentioned under section
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“ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS OF INDIA” A Study in the light of decided cases Abhishek Kumar Jha National University of Study and Research in Law‚ Ranchi INTRODUCTION Welfare nature of government is the evolutionary goal of probably every kind of government these days in this contemporary world. There has been a phenomenal increase in the functions of the government‚ which has lent enormous powers to the executive and also led to increase in the legislative output. This has led to more litigation
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disputes of corporate nature. A court has to conform to such power under a statute. The relevant provisions regarding jurisdiction are section 7 to 10 of the Companies Ordinance‚ 1984 whereby trial courts‚ hierarchy for appellate jurisdiction and procedure have been discussed for different matters enumerated in different sections of the Ordinance. Study of history of company law reveals that this jurisdiction was vested in the “Court of Chancery” through
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Company kept judicial and executive functions separate since year 1793. But this system was not perfect; the appointment procedure of judges was faulty. Executive became judge and judge became executive vice versa because of lack of experience judiciary suffered as executive failed to do justice to judiciary. In 1868‚ company officers pointed out that native judges and pleaders who had received a regular legal education at the Calcutta University had a better knowledge than the civilian‚ executive
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herein‚ the Court finds that the witness of defendant Silvestre Tiu‚ Ms. Antonia Tiu‚ who is the aunt of the defendant‚ whose name was not disclosed in the pre-trial brief is ordered excluded pursuant to the provisions of the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure wherein it is required that all names of witnesses must be stated in the Pre-Trial Brief.” The parties are also required to submit a pre-trial brief‚ which must contain the following: “(a) A statement of their willingness to enter into amicable
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