Advocate Rajiv Mishra
20 November 2010 at 12:57
sir, husband filled a divorce case aginst wife in tis hazari delhi.wife had already filled a 125 crpc in family court kanpur in which husband appeared & filled his w.s. prior to his divorce case hidding this fact. wife never resided in delhi , after marrige & before seperation she lived in husband permanant add. i.e. pratapgarh. wife is just class 8 passed & at present she is living with her illiterate parents in kanpur u.p. . she wants to transfer the divorce case to kanpur.kindly suggest a lawer of supreme court who can help her, & approximate fees & expences that she should manage?
prakash sahay
20 November 2010 at 10:17
can a title suit can be withdrawn without condition
prakash sahay
Anonymous
19 November 2010 at 22:28
I had asked my lawyer to give No Objection after settling his account and after assuring me that he will be giving me the follwing day he went to the court next day and withdrew my case. Can the court order for withdrawl without the signature of the plaintiff ? What action I can take against my lawyer ?
AMIT BAJAJ ADVOCATE
19 November 2010 at 22:08
One of my client's(assessee's) friend has furnished an affidavit during the income tax proceedings of assessee in favour of assessee and also given the relevant proofs supporting and corroborating his affidavit.
But he doesnot want to get present personaly before the assessing officer. Assesing Officer wants the personal presence of the deponent that too to be enforced by the assessee.
I have given a written reply to the assessing officer to issue summons to the deponent for enforcing the deponent's presence u/s 131 of IT Act since assessee doesnot have any control over the deponent to enforce his personal presence of his own.
If A.O doesnot issue summons to the deponent can he then without any reason disbelieve the affidavit given by the deponent?
what is the evidentiary value of an affidavit which is duly supported and coroborated by further evidence. can anybody give relevant provisions of evidence act in this regard?
Thanks.
Anonymous
19 November 2010 at 21:03
A filed suit against B for recovery of money based on pronote. At the time execution of pronote English year date differ from corresponding tamil year date. Whether the variation of date in English year and Tamil year helps to B?
Anonymous
19 November 2010 at 20:33
hello all
what is dereference between mentally retarded person and mentally ill person? can father of mentally retarded person can seek the permission under The Mental Health Act to sell the property of his son who mentally retarded.If answer is no, what are the provisions of law relating to this matter?
Anonymous
19 November 2010 at 20:32
hello all
what is dereference between mentally retarded person and mentally ill person? can father of mentally retarded person can seek the permission under The Mental Health Act to sell the property of his son who mentally retarded.If answer is no, what are the provisions of law relating to this matter?
Anonymous
19 November 2010 at 20:31
hello all
what is dereference between mentally retarded person and mentally ill person? can father of mentally retarded person can seek the permission under The Mental Health Act to sell the property of his son who mentally retarded.If answer is no, what are the provisions of law relating to this matter?
sukhdev singh sandhu
19 November 2010 at 20:12
respected sir,
can father of mentally retarded person sell the property of said person? If yes,what is processor and law relating this matter and which authority deals with it.
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Correcting orders
Der Members,
Can any member advise me whether there is a section in IPC as in Cr.pc sec 362 that says
362. Court not to alter judgment. Save as otherwise provided by this Code or by any other law for the time being in force, no court when it has signed its judgment or final order disposing of a case, shall after or review the same except to correct a clerical or arithmetical error.
Is the above stands good for civil court as well
Regards
RT