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neha   28 August 2010 at 09:02

separation of wife & husband

i want to know that a couple had completed their 3years of marriage and having a son of 1.5 years.but now thw couple is not happy with each other as husband is not financially stable and dosent show any concern for his family.so they want to get separate for few years and want to see what to do for their life regarding marriage,so in that case can mother can keep her son or husband,as she does not want to give her son to him as he is not caring and very hard for him to take care of a child.so what will happen in that case with the child,he will be with mother or son after there separation.please reply me.

Anonymous   27 August 2010 at 23:01

Application of Early Hearing?

Mine mom,a senior citizen ,wants early hearing of her case under Delhi Rent Act.We asked our advocate to file an application of Early Hearing citing her ill health and some other very much valid reasons,but our Advocate is resisting our request giving different reasons,when we pressed him ,he said that he has sent an application which has been thrown away by the court staff,saying that this no way of getting early hearings.

Is my advocate right or wrong ?
I suspect my advocate has not filed any Early Hearing application,he is just avoiding it,Plz. Guide me?

Nana Joshi.   27 August 2010 at 22:50

Documentation- Legal Photography -- Digital vs Film camera.

Experts Let me know now a days...
If photographs taken on digital camera are accepted as legal document or not?

According to my old knowledge only film camera photo with negative use to be legal document. Digital camera photo was not used as legal photo.

Which is the exact method of documentation
by camera?

I think now a days the movie on digital camera is used as evidence in many cases.
Thanking you.
Nana.

PrnBCRBant   27 August 2010 at 18:35

Stamp duty on Release deed

Dear Experts,
One of my client's family wishes to release its undivided right in the property to my client by a release deed for which he has to pay the consideration as agreed upon.
Now my query is what is the stamp duty & regn. fees payable in Karnataka.
& whether it can be taken as within the family even though there is consideration.
Please clear my doubts at the earliest.

Anonymous   27 August 2010 at 16:22

forged documents

Please advise me the judgements acqitting the charge sheeted official for having accepted the forged documents without negligence and the documents have been forged by the diabolic designs of some evil minded persons. Innocent officer is being punished.

PrnBCRBant   26 August 2010 at 19:39

Stamp & Regn. fees for lease deed

Dear Experts,
My client is entering in to an lease agreement for shop premises to run a textile business & wishes to enter into lease agreement for 10 years, for payment of monthly rental of Rs.8,000/- & thereafter to increase rent @5%..
Now he wishes to register the same? what is the stamp duty payable on the document & registration fees payable for the same in the Karnataka State.
Thanks in advance

SUBHANI G   26 August 2010 at 00:11

What are the Legal Documents?

What are the Legal Documents are required to start a new construction site in Mumbai area?
And how to proceed(Apply)?

Anonymous   25 August 2010 at 23:48

How to get certified copy of the Video document from court ?

We know that we can easily get certified copies of the paper documents from the court but how we are served a certified copy of the video document filed by us or by the opponent?

Anonymous   25 August 2010 at 22:52

Problems with Filing Video CD in the Court ?

I am fighting a case for getting eviction.
I am to file a video in a CD form in the court.

Not only I have mentioned in the rejoinder that a video of a particular length is being filed with this rejoinder but I have also explained that what is being shown in the video and why it is shown.

The contents of the video are not open,so what if,the opponent party claims that there was a blue film in the copy of the video served to them?

Or what if,due to some corrupt court staff the content of my video CD is deleted or tempered?

What more I should do so?
What precautions should be taken?

Anonymous   23 August 2010 at 13:22

The Indian Stamps Act, 1899

Dear All,

Has there been an amendment relating to the revenue stamps. As it has been informed that one rupee revenue stamps are no longer valid and now that five rupees revenue stamps have to be affixed.

Could you please guide??
Thanks to all.