M. Sahul Hameed
26 March 2010 at 20:23
How to prove impotency of the women in cases under section 12(1) of Hindu Marriage Act
when the marriage not consumated what is the procedure to get a divorce.
when the respondent fail to get into the witness box court can draw adverse inference against her regarding impotency.
M. Sahul Hameed
29 September 2009 at 19:29
'A'executed a document styled as sale deed in one hunders rupees stamp paper infavour of 'B' further 'A' agreed to registered the sale deed infavour of 'B' or his legal heirs but now 'A' refused to registered sale deed, subsequently 'B' sent a legal notice calling upon the 'A' to registered the sale dee, after receipt of the notice 'A' sold the proprety to 3rd party.
Now what are the relief's 'B'can sought before the court of law?
Dhruv
02 August 2009 at 06:50
Respected Sirs,
In a civil case summons sent by registered post to opposite party.
Summons not returned back till today ie nearly 40 days.
Whether is it right that if summons not back in 30 days it will be presumed as served.
Any case law of high court or supreme court in this regard???
thanks.
sukanya (Joyce)
01 August 2009 at 22:38
Hello,
After dispose off the case, client failed to pay legal fees to counsel as per agreed fee-obligation. othr advocate files vakalat without get'g no-objection of previous advocate to get the amount release to the petitioner, so what is the remdy for the previous advocate can do to collect his/her legal fees kindly discuss/sugest.
kranthi kiran
01 August 2009 at 13:43
Sir What is the fate of the bonafide purchaser who has purchased the joint family property from the father. After taht father died.Later on the suit is filed by the minor son represented by his mother. Inspite of the contest, the Suit is decreed in favour the minor. The sale deed executed in fabvour of the baonafide purchaser is not cancelled. Based on the decree, the revenue officails have canclled the mutation in issued in favour of the purchaser. Now what the bonafide purchaser can do.
KANDE VENKATESH GUPTA
29 July 2009 at 17:13
What are the major changes brought by the Amendment Act 54/1994 to the Motor Vehicles Act? Plese help, matter is urgent and I am in need of the information by the night of 30-7-2009
P.S.Subbaraman
29 July 2009 at 14:33
Plaintiff filed a suit for declaration and recovery of possession. Plaintiff is unable to be examined due to poor health conditions. Can the other witness be examined and the Plaintiff be examined on a later date after the improvement of his health condition .What is the Order that is applicable in this case under the Code of Civil Procedure ?
M. Sahul Hameed
06 April 2009 at 19:57
Can a court auction purchaser defend the petition filed by the third party, who is having some interest over the property under order 21 rule 64. what are the defences available on the part of court auction purchaser. Is there any rulings infavour of court auction purchaser.
M.Sahul Hameed
11 January 2009 at 11:41
In execution proceddings the immovable property (one residentce building)was sold in a public auction to the satisfy the decree in execution, before confirmation of sale one of the creditor of the judgement debtor filed sale setaside for the reasons is that Material irrugalarity and also stated that he entered a register sale agreement Northern portion and another entered into a register sale agreement southeren portion prior to the attachment after that he filed specific performance suit and exparte decreed and execution petiion is pending.
My question is that 3rd party can file a sale set aside petition o ground of raising material irregularity.
if No is there any judgement on that aspect, and also i need a copy of Judgement delivered by calcutta High Court and reported in Air 1927 Page 82 Culcutta high Court.
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MUSLIM TALAQ
SIR,
one of my client approached me and said that he no longer wish to live with his wife, as she is morally loose in charector, and hence wish to be seperated from her.
( both are muslims and are governed by mohammedan law )
he asked me to write a talaq(in triplicate) on behalf of him, one to be send to her , by registered post, and one to her mahal committie, and the other to his own mahal committie.
is this procedure enough for a valid muslim divorce ?
whether it has got any legal sanctity ?
if so, can any body furnish me a format of such a talaq ?
is it not necessory that a talaq should be pronounced by the person concerened himself ? or whether an advocate can be entrusted with such duties ?
pls help me .
thanks in advance .