Wrote on 03 December 2012
@Suman : Yes
@Nayak : though the query is not pertinent to the present article - but on the law as it stands now - father can only transfer his share of the property to anyone - and during husband's lifetime - wife only has a right to stay and not claim partition.
@Bobby : Nothing can be included in the marriage registration form, and pre-nuptials in India are also of doubtful validity - but a pre-nup nevertheless should be entered into
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Wrote on 11 September 2012
Hello sir, My wife has accepted in her DV and 498A case that she has given 35 lakhs as dowry. Can you file DP3 case on her as per her statement under DV and 498 FIR copy. Please suggest what can i do.
Thanks,
Suman
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Wrote on 05 September 2012
Sir...I have a question regarding ancestral property which has not yet been transfered by a father to his son....can the father transfer the property to mother with the consent on his Son.....wife may claim only husbands share but can be she stop husband from transferring acquired ancestral property to mother...please help....thank you
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Wrote on 01 September 2012
Very good, keep it up! Any precautions before marriage?(prevention is better than cure) Any thing to include in the marriage registration form?
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Wrote on 18 August 2012
very helpfull points
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Wrote on 26 July 2012
Dear Sent my queru on your above said mail.Requested pls give your observation.
Thanks,
Ishwar Sharma
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Wrote on 11 July 2012
Thank you for pointing out these points sir. Not only for laymen but even for a young, lower court practitioner like me, the points laid down herein, would go a long way in order to be able to provide the first line of defence to the husbands who are being so harassed.
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Wrote on 10 July 2012
very imp. and concise advise.thanks a lot.regards
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Wrote on 09 July 2012
Nice article for a layman.
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Wrote on 08 July 2012
Very useful article...thanks
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