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0 replies · 18 May 2025

Can I case on landlord for not providing water

0 replies · 14 Aug 2023

Can I case on landlord for not provide water

0 replies · 14 Aug 2023

Approximately one year ago, I engaged the services of an immigration consultant with the objective of obtaining a UK Start-up Visa. During our initial consultations, they verbally assured me that, based on my profile, I would receive the visa approval within a timeframe of six months. Relying on this information, I entered into an agreement with them and paid a fee of £6000. The agreement explicitly states that the fee is non-refundable. However, it also mentions that if my UK Start-up Visa application were to be unsuccessful, they would assist me in exploring alternative immigration programs in other countries. Unfortunately, the agreement does not specify a timeframe for this provision. Regrettably, after waiting for a year & lots of follow-up, I have recently been informed by the Consultant that my UK Start-up Visa application has failed due to changes in certain immigration laws. I am deeply dissatisfied with the services provided by them as they not only failed to deliver within the promised timeframe but also failed to fulfil their obligations, resulting in the failure of my case. Considering the circumstances, I am interested in pursuing a refund claim for the fee I paid to them. I seek your guidance on the best approach to assert my claim, despite the non-refundable clause mentioned in the agreement.

0 replies · 12 Jul 2023

Approximately one year ago, I engaged the services of an immigration consultant with the objective of obtaining a UK Start-up Visa. During our initial consultations, they verbally assured me that, based on my profile, I would receive the visa approval within a timeframe of six months. Relying on this information, I entered into an agreement with them and paid a fee of £6000. The agreement explicitly states that the fee is non-refundable. However, it also mentions that if my UK Start-up Visa application were to be unsuccessful, they would assist me in exploring alternative immigration programs in other countries. Unfortunately, the agreement does not specify a timeframe for this provision. Regrettably, after waiting for a year & lots of follow-up, I have recently been informed by the Consultant that my UK Start-up Visa application has failed due to changes in certain immigration laws. I am deeply dissatisfied with the services provided by them as they not only failed to deliver within the promised timeframe but also failed to fulfil their obligations, resulting in the failure of my case. Considering the circumstances, I am interested in pursuing a refund claim for the fee I paid to them. I seek your guidance on the best approach to assert my claim, despite the non-refundable clause mentioned in the agreement.

0 replies · 12 Jul 2023

I need to consult about social media bullying, is there any law in Pakistan which help me about this thing?

0 replies · 13 Dec 2022

Sir hum jis ghao me rehte he 30 saal se abb aik shahs ne iss ghao per courts se notice bhija he ke ye hamare zameen he. hamare dada ne us waqt jis shahs se zamin le the uska intiqal sab kuch maojood he. abb hum kia kare?

0 replies · 30 Jul 2022

I want to ask about the inter-province power of attorney. If the land is in Sindh/kpk. Can I get the power of attorney in Punjab? What's the procedure?

0 replies · 30 Jul 2022

In Punjab,a government employee can open medical store on his own lisenc e, what are it's conditions

1 reply · 12 Apr 2022

sir what are you about fard dastbardari??? Kia brother sister apis my warasat sy dastbardar ho sakty hy??? Qanooni position kia ho gi??? Please explain

1 reply · 12 Apr 2022