Anonymous
09 February 2011 at 13:00
Can anbody tell me from where you get a list of charges can be levied on a Car Driver.
Is there any lawyer deals with such issues and advice in connection with Traffic Rules, Offences commited and procedure for obtaining back the driving license retaines by the Traffic Police.
Surendra V. Desai
09 February 2011 at 11:35
I am surendra v. desai of secretary of housing society.
In my society one member not pay maintaince charges last 7 month
This member not submit is all official docment regarding co-op society member ship so Please advise how to take legal action on it
SM Nizam_pu
09 February 2011 at 11:11
Dear experts,
I have completed LL.B in the year 2001 from Nagpur University. After copmpletion i couldnot register myself in Bar Council of India as i was in Govt. service. Now iam appointed in contractual basis. I have also completed LL.M in the year 2005. Now my question is can i register myself in Bar Council of India?
Secondly, if i can do something in legal field so that i can abreast my legal knowledge.
Anonymous
09 February 2011 at 10:49
Hello everybody ! Recently I appeared for my entrance exam for admission to post graduation studies under West Bengal Health Services. My exam went very well but on declaration of the results I find myself to have been unsuccessful. Now, I want to see my evaluation sheet or my exam paper.
My humble questions are : Am I entitled to see my evaluated answer sheet ? If yes, how should I proceed ? Can any remedy be found at the H.C ? Please give some supporting case laws in this regard .
With My Regards,
Anonymous
08 February 2011 at 22:31
what steps can be taken against a judicial officer who is making irrelavent and personal coments against advocates sitting in open court,
vinod bansal
08 February 2011 at 21:46
R/Experts
Kindly provide me full text judgment of below judgment"""
Female relatives also liable under Domestic Violence Act: Supreme Court
Published: Tuesday, Feb 1, 2011, 20:16 IST
Place: New Delhi | Agency: PTI
SOURCE:http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report_female-relatives-also-liable-under-domestic-violence-act-sc_1501886
Female relatives of a husband can also be booked under the Domestic Violence Act if a complaint is lodged by the wife, the Supreme Court has ruled.
A bench of justices Altamas Kabir and Cyriac Joseph in a judgement set aside the concurrent orders of a sessions court and the Bombay High Court that female relatives of the husband cannot be booked under the Act as the legislation was meant only against the husband or any other male member.
"No restrictive meaning has been given to the expression 'relative' nor has the said expression been specifically defined in the Domestic Violence Act, 2005, to make it specific to males only."
"In such circumstances, it is clear that the legislature never intended to exclude female relatives of the husband or male partner from the ambit of a complaint that can be made under the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, 2005," Justice Kabir said writing the judgement.
The apex court passed the ruling while upholding an appeal filed by Sandhya Manoj Wankhade, the aggrieved wife, challenging the findings of the lower courts which besides precluding female members from being booked for the alleged offence, also asked her to vacate the matrimonial house in Amravati district in Maharashtra since it was registered in the name of her mother-in-law Ramabai.
The wife had filed the complaint against husband Manoj Bhimrao Wankhade, widowed mother-in-law Ramabai and a sister-in-law under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005. Thanx""
Rahul Singh
08 February 2011 at 20:55
Whether any insurance co. can insist a customer to take their given choice of policy and only then the main asked policy will be given? To me no such boundation can be laid down by the ins.co. Want ruling in this regard.
Anonymous
08 February 2011 at 18:38
Respected sir,
my fathar worked as s.i of police he met an road accident and he expired on 2005.so we got 14laks as compensation via court.
me mother and sister are the legalheir of the deceased.
me and my mother got the amount each five lakhs.
but my sister is only 12 year old she is minor.
my question is
1.when will we get the amount?
2.whether the amount is deposited in my sisters name or in district courtname.
3.if the amount deposited in tirunelveli bank whether we have rights to change in to tiruchy branch.
3.whether we have rights to ask in which bank the amount is deposited at which rate of interest?
4.if the amount is deposited in the bank with lowest interest rate.whether we have the rights to change the bank which give high interest rate.
5.whether the interest will claim monthly?
6.my sister is minor.whether she needs pancard or the amount deposited in the bank via court is not taxable please tell me.
7.nowadays the amount deposited in the bank without pancard is taxable.whether this rule is applicd for my sisters amount deposited via court.
please give me some guidance via my mail dineshrajaips@gmail.com
iam waiting for your answer as per your answer i will follow
thank you
M.RAJA.
08 February 2011 at 18:28
Respected sir,
my fathar worked as s.i of police he met an road accident and he expired on 2005.so we got 14laks as compensation via court.
me mother and sister are the legalheir of the deceased.
me and my mother got the amount each five lakhs.
but my sister is only 12 year old she is minor.
my question is
1.When will we got the amount?
1.whether we have rights to ask in which bank the amount is deposited at which rate of interest?
2.if the amount is deposited in the bank with lowest interest rate.whether we have the rights to change the bank which give high interest rate.
3.whether the interest will claim monthly?
4.my sister is minor.whether she needs pancard or the amount deposited in the bank via court is not taxable please tell me.
5.nowadays the amount deposited in the bank without pancard is taxable.whether this rule is applicd for my sisters amount deposited via court.
please give me some guidance via my mail dineshrajaips@gmail.com
iam waiting for your answer as per your answer i will follow
thank you
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