Anonymous
11 January 2011 at 15:52
If husband plans to file case for divorce on the ground of cruelty then what preparations are required before filing the case and what proofs would be required in the court to prove the crelty.
What will be the stand of wife and if she also says that she also want divorce then court will refer for MCD or both will have to contest the case.
These days how much these types of cases take.
Kindly advise.
Shubhank Sanjeev
11 January 2011 at 15:48
I am a law student of first year and I want to ask that an agreement to sale a land requires to be registered or not?
R.V.RAO
10 January 2011 at 18:32
sir,
A father died without making will (for his self acquired property) to his 6 sons and his wife .
how to shre property in the light of
one of the major sons( unmarried) missing since more than 7 years. no paper ad. was given. only informal and general enquiries and searches made. but no avail.he may be surely alive the family feels .
pl. advise if any news paper ad. can be given if so stating what and if property can be shared without any future problem.
what happens if the missing son comes back and claims his share after some time?
pl. advise.
thanks and regards,
r.v.rao
raovr2001@yahoo.com
priyanka pai
10 January 2011 at 18:12
Dear experts can you please suggest the name of the textbook mostly preferred for studying law of insolvency?
chetan
10 January 2011 at 18:05
I WANT TO KNOW WHETHER IT IS POSSIBLE TO FILE A FRESH SUIT FOR FRESH ARGUMENT AFTER JUDGMENT.
THANKING YOU!!!!
Anonymous
10 January 2011 at 17:22
One expert advised to file An application for a decree for dissolution of marriage by mutual consent under section 28 of Special Marriage Act read with Order 23 Rule 3 of C.P.C. / HMA 13
I want to know what is the effect of Order 23 Rule 3 of CPC in connection with Section 28 of Special Marriage Act.
If the portion 'read with Order 23 Rule 3 of CPC/HMA' is not mentioned what is the disadvantage ?
Pls. clarify
Rajachandran Nair
10 January 2011 at 17:08
Hi,
My father had got so property at North Parur, Ernakulam Distict from my grandfather. Both of the are dead now. My father had given the ancestral property to my mother as gift. Now even my mother is dead. I have 6 brothers and 2 sisters and we all Hindu. All my brothers and sisters ae working out of Kerala. Only my youngest brother was staying with my parents. My mother had made a WILL on this ancestral property and given it to my younger brother. All my brothers and sisters were not at all informed about this ancestral property being gifted to my mother and even my mother making the WILL on my brother name. My mother passed away in January 2007 and my father passed away in 2007. IS there any right that we all brothers and sisters fight for equal right on the property. My younger brother was not willing to show us the WILL. Please advice me.
Anonymous
09 January 2011 at 13:14
Respected sir: A person purchased agrcultural land of 4 acres from me for sale consderation amount ofRs:2000000:00(Twenty Lakhs)He paid fifteen lakhs in cash,and for remaining five lakhs he arranged a cheque. The cheque/bank acount belongs to another person (His relatve who is a witness in sale deed document. when I submitted the above said cheque for encashment.It bounced and bank issued endorsement "cheque dishonoured due to insuffcent funds". It is already one month over since I executed sale deed.the amount land valuaton he mentoned in sale deed is six lakhs. Now He denyng he has any due.. Plz advice me how recover my money or land back
Anonymous
08 January 2011 at 14:33
I gave training of meditation to one father and her daughter for 30 long days.
Daughter gave me cheque as fees for her father and herself.
Actually this cheque was given for the fees of both of them (Admission form , attendance form was signed by both of them collectively).
Now the cheque bounced.
Should I send notice to both of them or to the daughter only??
How would I be able to involve her father legally as cheque belonged to the daughter only and I can't leave the father because all the docs were signed by both of them collectively as I have already described.
Plz. guide........
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