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Mohit   24 May 2013 at 17:28

Domestic violence

Sir,
one of my female relative is having problems with her husband as he tortures her mentally, doesn't provide medical treatment properly and also he is addicted to substance abuse. what remedy can she have in law against this sort of violence. she has 1 child also of about 8 years age. due to lack of medical treatment she also got ill.
Please suggest the legal remedy.

sk..........   24 May 2013 at 17:26

For compensation

In CIVIL SUIT plaintiff filed false suit,can i claim compensation from court ,pl. advice under which section

sk..........   24 May 2013 at 17:23

Civil suit

In civil suit for filing petition should i affix stamp if yes what denomination

Dharmaraj   24 May 2013 at 14:48

Can stay in a property with senior citizen as caretaker in which application is forwarded for title

Hi,
My query is that, my in laws are in dispute with each other over the property they stay, my mother has registered a case in Rule 39 sec 151 of CPC, the first hearing is on 27-05-2013, however my father in law wants me to shift to another floor in the same building with my wife, the said flat is locked and my mother in law has included this property as well in her suit, my father in law who is senior citizen and her mother is over 100 says will apply a prayer in court asking the court to grant permission on grounds as caretaker for them, i.e him and his mother, would this prayer be granted permission.

Vamsikrishna   24 May 2013 at 11:39

Sugestion required

sir,
I have taken lease of a farming land for agriculture of 25 acre with cost of 1 lakh rupees for a time period of 3 years.By paying adavance of 25,000/- as sureity for all motors and etc.
In first year i have payed the lease sum in some instalments as 50000/- as crop transfer,for remaining 50000/- i have given a promiser note for some due period and repayed the due as 20000/- to his follower and 30,000/- as bank deposit into his account.This all due to of crop failure in land which is not suitable for farming futher the landlord has not stated this thing for me on investigation with local people they said that already few farmers has left the field due to this reason
In second year it became more drastical and even i cannot pay the lease but as sureity for him i have given a blank cheque with post dated and at the end of the year even crop has not yet retained from the land but he has compelled me to leave the farm due to improper payment of lease i have given him a due date to vacate but unfortunate weather conditions made me not retain the crop from land so on completion of date he has completely destroyed the crop by ploughing it.
Now on the basis of suriety check given to him with a white paper writing that the check has been given only for suriety of lease in presence of his father at my premises.But he filed a complaint against me that i has betrayed him giving a blank cheque for the money i have to give him. he stated that the money was borrowed from him in a cash way to implement the crop but i never taken in this form which is completely false.This has no proof except my sureity check.now what i have do as a farmer i was losed in his land 9 lakh rupees as investment with out gaining a single rupee.Now he disbursed the written paper which i have with check and h\i have not taken the promiser note for him but there is an evidence that i have repayed the loan
please suggest me solution to overcome this problem

Rama Krishnan   24 May 2013 at 09:08

Diffrent mrp for diffrent states- allowed under lmpc?

DEAR EXPERTS,

I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHETHER DIFFRENT MRP FOR DIFFRENT STATES ARE ALLOWED?

1. UNDERSTANT THAT IN CASE THE TAX LEVEY IN STATES ARE DIFFRENT , IT IS ALLOWED- CAN I GET SOME LEGAL BACKING FOR IT?

2. IF THERE IS NO DIFFRENT TAX LEVY, THEN IT ALLOWED, LIKE DUE TO DIFFRENT TRANSPORATION COST OR OTHERS?

tejo   23 May 2013 at 20:13

Grand mother's property

Sir,
My wife's grand mother(Aged-88) has some land in village. She has two sons and no daughters. My wife's father is youngest and he died in 2004.My wife and her sister are two daughter's for her father.

Now Grand Mother lives with his elder son,who has one daughter and one son.

Taking the advantage of Grand mother's old age, it seems, her elder son, got the property transferred to his son , by means of WILL as well as registered gift deed also.

Now grandmother is expressing insecurity, due to the change in behavior of his elder son and his wife.Like they are not allowing her to move around or meet relatives(house arrested).

She has expressed these views secretly, when we visited her recently.

Can she make any amendment on the WILL/gift deed.

It is unbearable situation for her in this old age. Though we have invited her to our house, she expects her final rituals to be performed by his lived son, and not willing to move out from them.

Please suggest,

regards,

Gajanand Gupta   23 May 2013 at 16:55

Charitable trust in rajasthan

A trust is registered under Rajasthan Public Trust Act 1959 and in the trust deed there is no any provision regarding appointment of new trustee and removal of any trustee.

My query is that how a new trustee ca be appointed and what procedure will be followed.

sheela   23 May 2013 at 11:19

Wrong statement in civil court

A damage recovery order under Public Premises Act for recovery of damages from us the legal heirs of my deceased father for overstay in govt quarter was passed by the estate officer. I fought the case before the district judge the appellate authority and he set aside the order and remanded the case to EO. The department in its counter reply to my appeal had made a number of factually incorrect statement, some on purpose. Is a case of perjury made out against the department and can a lawyer's notice for perjury proceedings be issued to the govt officer who filed the affidavit accompanying the counter reply.

Siddhi Agarwal   22 May 2013 at 21:10

Is co op court empowered for injunction and damages.

Dear experts pl. advice if Co op courts are empowered to issue Injunction and damages suit. I am owning a flat in a co op. society paying my dues regularly but not admitted as member on the ground that my agreement is not registered. Society is harassing me and not allowing me to carry out repair work in my premises. Pl. do advice.