Anonymous
17 March 2010 at 09:55
What matters can be taken or filed before the High Court
SANJIV KUMAR
16 March 2010 at 12:11
After death of my father, my brother has filed a declaration ,permanent and mandatory injuction suit in civil court for declaring him owner of ground floor in which he is living presently with his family and of second floor by producing the will of our father. Myself is living with my family at first floor and mostly using the second floor also.The property is situated in Delhi. He has not gone for probate. Is the civil court has power to process the case though will has not got probated first.
Anonymous
16 March 2010 at 10:14
I am a Hindu resident of Gujarat, ahmedabad, and my wife is a muslim and is also resident of ahmedabad. I would like to know the provisions for getting our marriage registered under the Marriage act followed in Gujarat.
My wife is ready to get converted as hindu and there is no objection from our parents side also.
Gopal Krishna Tripathi
16 March 2010 at 09:55
my grand father invested Rs.20,000 and 4,000 in SBI TDR in 1975 when he alive. He take interest in cash till he live dt.04.07.1979. He also done a registered will in favour of my father. we don't know about TDR till March, 09. In March when my father claim for the amount then SBI give us simple interest. Is it legal ? If not then Plz help me.
Anonymous
16 March 2010 at 09:30
The advocate on records wife can be a Power of attorney holder. Is there any bar. Does it creat any problem for case.
Member (Account Deleted)
16 March 2010 at 09:19
Sabh Vidhvaan Vidhi vettaon aur sabhi hindustanio ko Nav Varsh Ki Hardik shubhkaamnaye.
Ajitabh Acharya
Advocate
Rajasthan High Court
Jodhpur
Parthasarathi Loganathan
16 March 2010 at 07:00
IPL cricket matches is a big distraction to many especially to student community. Government took a decision last year to even shift these games to South Africa due to security reasons for the sake of general elections. How come it failed to realise the welfare of student community and importance of Public Exams for Std X and Std XII when these matches are conducted just for the sake of minting money by the Capitalists. Why can't Courts intervene and take Suo Moto action instructing the IPL organisers to consider postponement of matches at a later date for the sake of student community? Experts to offer their opinion
Chetan
15 March 2010 at 20:24
In 138 case I had filed a Licence (Original) issued by the Govt. authority and also filed the document which I have received through Right to Info. Act.
How to Exhicbit those docuement
whether merely appliation for exhibiting the document is sufficient.
pls guide with case laws if any....
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Right to Information Act (Case)
(1) An employee requests the PIO of her Department (of a State Government) for a copy of the proceedings initiated against her colleague, by which a judicial inquiry had been initiated against the latter for gross misconduct. She also asked for the file containing all the documents collected against the colleague as also the information about the evidence collected against him. The inquiry is yet to be completed and action, as applicable, yet to be taken.
1. (a) Which of the information asked for can be given? Which information cannot be given? Why not? Can the reason for denying any of the information be just that the person asking for it is an employee and the information also pertains to an employee? If yes, why? If no, why?.
2. (b) At this stage itself, if the information is denied by the Department concerned, can it be obtained from the court (inquiring into the matter) which would also be holding the information and which is a higher authority in this case? What are the chances that the Court would be a Competent Authority under the `RTI Act, 2005`?