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You talk with your client and work out what their needs are - basically, what pages and functionality they need (what is website about, and what do they want it to do - have a Home page, contact form, About Us page, online store, online booking or purchases, you get the idea). Are you getting stock photos (you usually have to buy them), or are they supplying images, and what’s the quality (I once had to edit each and every photo of a horrible quality for an online store with hundreds of items… make them pay for stuff like that). How soon do they need it? Who’s getting the hosting account and who’s the host (some hosts are more user friendly than others). Are you going to be doing SEO too?Once you have all this info, figure out how much time it’ll take, what you’re going to charge per hour, what if any expenses you’re going to have (buying hosting/domain, scripts, stock images or?), add it all up and add at least 15%, because it always takes longer than you think. Take also into consideration whether you need this job to pad your web design resume or not, or want to offer a discount for that reason. Make sure the client knows they’re getting a discount in that case though, so they wouldn’t quote the same price if they recommend you to someone else. I, for example, have a major discount for friends and family, and another for activist, non-profits and charity organizations.Then, give them a contract specifying deadlines, copyright and other ownership of images, domains, layout itself etc. (I always make sure client knows they’re the owner, not me - I know too many customers who were burned on this by others), spell out exactly what you’d be doing and how much you’re going to charge for any additional work, and what happens if the deadline is missed because the client didn’t give you materials in time, specifications for payment(s), reviews etc.I usually take 50% down for small projects, 30 (downpayment)/30 (after first review)/30 (upon completion), or a longer payment plan based on milestones for bigger projects. I usually offer at least one rough and one final review to client, during which they can ask for changes and additions.Finally, leave a back door admin account, or build the website on a separate, “staging” host and do not move it to final destination until you get the last payment. Hate to say it, but in more cases than you think, you won’t see that last payment until you suspend/remove the website; especially in case of small mainstream businesses.Here’s a sample contract (Quora won’t let me upload a pdf):========================WEB SITE DESIGN AND/OR PROMOTION AGREEMENTThis Web Site Design and Promotion Agreement (this "Agreement") is entered into as of_________________, by and betweenCompany Name(Provider)and ________________________________________("Client").For good and valuable consideration, the receipt, adequacy and terms of which are hereby acknowledged, the parties agree as follows:1. Services and Fees.Client hereby retainsCompany Nameto design and/or promote as indicated below, a World Wide Web Site (the "Web Site") for Client. Provider shall perform the following services for Client, and Client shall pay Provider in consideration therefore the following fees:Custom layout for an online Internet store/monthly member club connected to a payment system of customer’s choice, currently PayPal, and the entry of up to 20 products, with the needed image development & editing. In addition to the store, web site will have Homepage, About Us, Testimonials, Contact Us pages, with a product slider on the Homepage.Installation & customising of the membership software, including the main product categories and attributes as specified by client. PayPal recurring payments will be used to handle member signup, rebilling and track sales. WordPress software will be used to develop the product & company pages. Constant Contact service will be used used for newsletter handling purposes, with each level of membership being signed up for a separate mailing. An account will be created at Constant Contact for these purposes, and the separate mailing lists set up.Design includes optimization for search engine placement and help with the new hosting company setup if the current hosting company does not have the features needed.Including:Image preparation related to the web site layoutHelp with copy writing for the front and company info page if needed.Auxiliary image development (backgrounds, buttons, lines, clipart and/or other visual elements)A site maintenance training session and/or phone/email support during the first month (regular business hours) is included.for the sum of the$ at the estimated time of X hours at $ /hourDeadline for the first draft is 10 workdays from the complete material receipt. Deadline for the final draft is 5 workdays from the completed site review.**Customer understands that either deadline may be extended due to circumstances out of our control, such as if the web site needs to be moved to another host (typical wait for domain transfer is 12-24 hours), or if all the materials are not made available by the customer in a timely manner.If Client requests services in addition to those set forth above, including additional training or periodical additions/updates to the said site (Webmastering) Client shall pay additional fees to Provider as follows: Each additional hour $____Initialed: Client __________ Provider _______________2.Ownership, Responsibility and Control.Provider guarantees that all the visual/aural sources and materials used on the site and not provided by the Client are original copyright property of Provider or legally available for use clip art. Client guarantees that all the visual/aural sources and materials used on the site and provided by the Client are original copyright property of Client or legally available for use clip art. At the time of the final payment, the ownership of the original artwork developed SPECIFICALLY for the Web site being designed for the Client will be passed to the Client for the exclusive purpose of display on the World Wide Web. This does not constitute a permission to use the said images for any other purpose or medium, such as business cards or other printed materials without the express written permission by the Provider. Any and all domain names registered in the name of the Client are the exclusive property of the Client.The development of company/corporate identity symbols (i.e. Logos) and their ownership are not included in the basic rate written in this contract and shall be discussed separately.3.Term of Agreement.This Agreement shall continue in force for 6 months from and after the datehereof except if terminated as described in the next sentence. Either party may terminate this Agreement by delivering written notice of termination to the other party no later than 10 days in advance to the designated date of termination with any fees and refunds being calculated on the base of the percentage of work already finished at$XX/hour and any hosting/software purchases.4.Payment.Client shall pay 30% of the total sum in advance and the rest as designated below:30% after the first draft review and %30 after completion. Any software and/or hosting purchases will be charged at the time of purchase.5.Indemnity.Client hereby agrees to indemnify, defend with counsel selected by Provider, protect and hold harmless Provider, its general partners, officers, directors, employees, agents, assigns and successors in interest (collectively the "Indemnitees") from and against all claims, demands, suits, causes of action, legal or administrative proceedings, actual damages (including but not limited to special and consequential damages), punitive damages, penalties, fines, charges, costs, liens, injuries, losses, debts, liabilities,and expenses of every kind whatsoever paid, incurred or suffered by, or asserted against, any of the Indemnitees directly or indirectly (1) attributable to any breach of this Agreement by Client or (2) concerning product/service liability or alleging breach of the warranties of merchantability and/or fitness for a particular purpose, and related in any way to any product or service sold or offered by Client at the Web Site.Effective upon Client's approval of all Web pages and/or changes and add-on to the said Web site designed for Client by Provider, which shall be deemed to have occurred on the date of the final payment unless Client notifies Provider otherwise in writing. Client shall be solely responsible for the content of the Web Site. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Web Site shall be deemed to be exclusively "under the control" of Client and not "under the control" of ProviderIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement as of the date first set forth above.PROVIDER: Name of Company, if anyRep. Name_______________Rep. Signature __________________________CLIENT REP.____________________________Signature:______________________________

I have recently done ownership transfer for my meter from Builder’s name to me and my wife’s name (We both are joint owner). Agent is charging some where between INR 1800–2500. So if you are someone who do not wish to bribe and like to do things one your own then you can go beyond.Please follow below steps in the same sequential way -Note - The below steps are specific to Whitefield Sub Division, in case you are from other sub division just replace Whitefield with your sub divisionDownload and print this form (You can only take print out of Page 1 & 2 from here) https://bescom.karnataka.gov.in/storage/pdf-files/Download%20Forms-English/FORM%2013%20TRANSFER%20OF%20INSTALLATION.pdfFill page 1Keep page 2 and will be used in point 11 for field reportPrint all pages of your Sale deed (Approx 30–35 pages)Print current year Property Tax paid receipt (Current year only and no dues)Take a copy of Khata CertificateKeep passport size photo of self and joint owner if anyTake copy of Aadhar card of self and joint owner if anyTake NOC in original from builderKeep any month electric bill copy (Try for latest to last 2 months)Take picture of your meter 3 picture should be sufficient as below. Make sure current reading of the meter should be there in any one of the pic10. Take print of 1 of the picture in which meter image is clearly visible11. Go to Local O&M office, check your local office from here —->https://bescom.karnataka.gov.in/new-page/Contact%20-%20Us%20-%20BMANZ/knFor Whitefield the address is “Immadihalli road, near indira canteen ward number-84,bangalore” Google Map Link - Bangalore Electric Supply Corporation LimitedOnce at the office meet Junior Engineer and give him Page 2 what you printed from Point 1 and ask him to sign and sealShow him the pics taken in Point 9Show him electricity billAnswer some questions and you are done, he will sign and sealYour field report is ready12. Go to Estamp paper center (Any nearby can be searched on google maps). For Whitefield its in Immedahalli Main road in 2nd floor of a building just after crossing Mauyra Bakery. Google Map Link - E-STAMP WhitefieldInform him you need INR 200 e stamp each for Power Supply agreement and Indemnity BondGive him your and joint owner (if any) name and 2nd party BESCOMTake print and pay INR 440Use this e stamp paper and print Power agreement and Indemnity bond wordings using below link. Print on both sides of e stamp paperMake sure to make changes to this document as per your specific requirement before printing on stamp paper (You can do this in on your own or ask the same e stamp vendor to do it)Sign on all pages of the agreement and bond (Self and Joint owner)Power Supply Agreement Wordings - POWER SUPPLY AGREEMENT.docxIndemnity Bond Wordings - Indemity Bond.docx13. Get your Sales Deed notarized which can be done by any advocate office but most of them are not authorized to do it hence they will tell you to collect next day and may charge you INR 15 to INR 20 per page.If you need it to be done instantly and if you are near Whitefield you can go to below address and get it notarized in front of you at about INR 250 for almost 30 pages.Varshitha enterprises 2nd cross BCM LAYOUT, near sub registrar office, Varthur, Karnataka 560087Google map link - BBMP Sub Registrar and Registrar of Marriages14. Purchase Paper File from any stationary shop it will cost hardly INR 20Punch all the documents mentioned in above points, and make your file ready15. Go to local Sub Division office (Make sure you visit in a working day and preferably by 10:30 am to avoid rush) - Address can be checked here https://bescom.karnataka.gov.in/new-page/Contact%20-%20Us%20-%20BMANZ/knFor Whitefield address is 3rd Floor, Above A2B Hotel, Hope Farm Signal, Whitefield, Bangalore - 560066, Google link - Adyar Ananda Bhavan Sweets - Pattandur Whitefield16. Go and meet Senior Accountant (Any one can guide you once you are in BESCOM office if you tell need to get ownership transfer)17. Hand over your file to Senior Accountant will verify all documents and will check for any dues. Once he is satisfied he will issue a note of verification18. Take this verification note to AAO (Account Officer), she sits very near to him. She will again verify and once satisfied she will sign the verification document19. Take this document and go to Fast Track cabin(Next to accounting officer room). Here meet a lady in right side of the door. (You can of course ask anyone if you are confused)She will again verify all documents and once she is satisfied she will issue a note of paymentTake this payment note and go to cash counter and pay INR 118 of Transfer feeTake receipt and put receipt number on payment note issued to you (Check with the same lady if any confusion)Go back to the fasttrack cabin and handover the payment note to the same lady and wait for some time (approx 15–20 mins)She will issue you the acknowledgement and you are done for the dayTotal Time - Approx 2 hrsOverall time to prepare your file - Approx 1 hrOverall time taken at BESCOM office - Approx 45 minsTotal cost - INR 828 (Assuming you have printer at home)Paper file cost - INR 20Notary Charge - INR 250E Stamp paper charge - INR 440Transfer fee - INR 118Hope this helps

The following is not legal advice, I am not an attorney. I have significant experience in insurance and common law matters. The answer given is my own opinion. If litigation is involved or you have a reasonable belief to believe that the issue will result in in litigation, please report the issue to your personal liability or automobile liability carrier if you are insured.This answer is applicable in the USA.My understanding of the issue is that you and a fellow employee were involved in an accident of some sort while both of you were in the course and scope of your employment. You and the other person involved are true employees. You or the other person are not temporary employees through a third party or contract employees.Should my understanding of the situation given in the above paragraph is true and correct, if the “accident” did occur in the course and scope of employment, both you and the other party are agents of your employer and be treated that way. You and the other employee should qualify for indemnity under your employer’s General Liability Policy.It is possible that the Worker’s Compensation Carrier is not the same insurance company as the General Liability Carrier. You may have received notice from the Worker’s Compensation Carrier because an unexperienced claim handler hit the subrogation button. It is highly possible that a Worker’s Compensation Claim Handler has no knowledge of tort law especially in accidents that do not involve any lost time over 6 days.I have linked a CG 00 01 sample policy for your study if you so desire. You need not read but pages 1 and 2 for peace of mind. The only issue that may come up is if the accident involves allegations of intentional injury or horse play. This form was last revised in 2007 December. If there is any more recent revisions, it most likely will not vary in the insuring agreement, definitions or exclusions applicable to the subject matter of this answer.https://www.btisinc.com/OurPDFs/nicforms/QAA/CG%2000%2001%20(12-07)%20-%20CGL%20Coverage%20Form%20Sample.pdfCertainly you can be sued, you should be covered as an employee under your employer’s liability policy. Because your employer can not sue himself, if there is a lawsuit, it should be short lived. I figure that your question is either hypothetical or a result of break room gossip. If this issue does exist, I suggest you discuss with your company’s risk manager. If there is no risk manager, discuss with your personal manager.Insurance companies do not drop an insured over just one claim unless it points to something very undesirable. It has to be something like a loss trend, a misrepresentation, refusal to cooperate with claim investigation, fraud involved in an audit, frequent late or missed premium payments, late report of claims, or something else that increases the risk of more losses than underwritten. For example, a company I worked for was represented to be a small theatrical company with less than 12 employees. After they had 26 employees injured in one accident more than 250 miles from where they claimed their operations was got them canceled. They were acting as one of 4 contractors hired to set up a huge concert for a well known music artist.