yogesh
19 November 2010 at 13:17
I need obooks/periodicals and case law digest/ journals on Restitution of conjugal rights.If it in used form then it also holds good.Kindly provide me the information, price range at
y_mahajan@ymail.com
If any one know about the address, mobile where it is available then please do inform me
I will be grateful
Regards
yogesh
Adv Amit Kulkarni
19 November 2010 at 13:15
dear members of LCI
i have a query, after passing the arbitral award, is it possible to change it by submitting an application before the arbitrator, who has passed the same award.
or is there any suit of delceration is required to be submitted before civil court for cancellation of award?
Anonymous
19 November 2010 at 13:13
Sir,
What will be the Reasonable fee for filing Writ Petition and SLP in Supreme Court in connection with service matter?
Anonymous
19 November 2010 at 12:54
Sir,
I filed partition suit for claiming 2/3rd share in my mother's property since she died intestate. At the time of filing the suit in the lower court the prayer in the plaint was "claiming 2/3rd share in the property and to any other relief the plaintiff entitled to". The petition was dismissed in the lower court and I appeal in the High Court. The partition suit was allowed in the High Court and a preliminary decree was passed by the Hon'ble High Court. While passing the judgement the High Court also passed for the claims of mesne profits to me. Since I have not specifically mentioned in the plaint the rate at which I intends to claim. Now on what basis the mesne profits will be arrived at. Alternatively do I have right to claim at the rate I decide or the same will be decided by court. But the question is on what basis the court decide the mesne profit when it is not specifically mentioned in the plaint in the lower court. What are the consequences ?
I would be grateful if you kindly advise me.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
M.S.N.
NB
19 November 2010 at 12:37
Sir/Madam,
I would like guidance/advice on the following points as suffering a lot
Brief of the case.
Senior officer to nullify his transfer order moved a petition at CAT and then high court, at later stages of court procedding he included his junior as respondent in the name of hindrance in his work and prayed to court to issue stricture against the junior without informing the office between july--2006 and Jan.2008. Junior responded to court as well as his office about the act of senior, finally Senior's petition was dismissed by the court CAT and then High court, jabalpur. while junior's office did not respond to junior represetation reg. senior.
1.A defamatiion suit(reg. junior misbehaved, abused him etc.) filed of rs. 1000 by the senior against the junior officer just to satisfy the igo issue again without informing his office in jan-2008.
2. During the case he moved another petition at the civil court that respondent misrepresented to court regarding his presence at court as well as another place. since then two separate cases were in progress.
3. During the these cases he filed another petition (third one) that repondent did not receive the court notice and misbehaved with the court messanger.
In the mean time suit no. 2 was dismissed by the court, he went in appeal aginst the judgment at district court which again was dismissed. Other two cases are in progress at different district civil court.
I would like to know to whether a government servant can act. like this.
2. Is is proper to go civil court without informing to higher authority of the office while rules and regulation are already placed reg. conduct and act, even petitioner himself was in supervisory capacity officer.
3. Can civil court can admit such cases while Central administrative tribunal act already notified by the government of india to redress cetral government employees issues.
4. Is it proper for each petition may be treated as new case instead to merge into the same case since consequence of the same case.
what are the remedies available to the respondent to avoid mental as well as financial loss. May i represent all these facts reg. civil court matter to district and session judge office. Pl. guide me on the above mentioned point.
thanks in advance for anticipation
NB
mfernandes
19 November 2010 at 10:11
The Goa Preservation of Trees (Amendment) Act.2008 (Goa Act 13 of 2008), Section 12-A, sub-section (1) & (3) which says “ removal of trees, etc. which are in ruinous state or likely to fall, notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being in force, it shall be lawful for the Tree Officer or the Deputy Collectors having jurisdiction over their respective areas, if it appears to him at any time that any tree over any land or its branch or a part thereof is in ruinous state or is in such condition that it is likely to fall and thereby cause injury to a person living or carrying on business in the neighbourhood or passerby or to a building or house or any public place, he may, by written order require the person owning or possessing such tree to lop or cut down such tree or portion of a tree which is in such condition that it is likely to fall and thereby cause injury to persons living or carrying on business in the neighbourhood and that whoever fails to comply with any directions issued under sub-section (1) within a period as specified in the said order, the Tree Officer or the Deputy Collector appointed by the Government in this behalf , shall take all reasonable steps to cut, or remove such tree or any or any portion thereof which causes obstruction or nuisance or is likely to endanger life or property of any person, to remove the same at the cost and charges of the owner or occupier of the land or of the tree and all expenses incurred thereof shall be recovered as arrears of land revenue under the Goa Land Revenue Code 1968.
1.Does the Goa Preservation of Trees (Amendment) Act 2008 Clause 12-A, sub-section (1) & (3) applies only to Public or Private Parties or both?
2.Does any other Court has authority to set aside the orders passed by the Tree Officer or the Deputy Collector or the Conservator of Forests to cut such ruinous trees and or trees causing obstructions and nuisance and endangering life and property even if the tree is healthy but leaning towards the house and or property of the neighbor?
3.Can the High Court interfere with the above act and pass order that is not in accordance to the act?
Ravindra
19 November 2010 at 08:38
My son is Hindu and an Indian National.
He is engaged with a christian girl of Romania
If they decide to register their marriage in India what documents are needed from both Boy and Girl.
What is the procedure to be followed if
a- They decide to formalize marriage as per hindu procedure
B- They decide to only register the marriage
Ravindra
kapil dehuliya
19 November 2010 at 07:28
my question is that,would the ammendment in the hindu succession act of 2005 will not effect the daughters share in the property of mr dilip sharma, , R.Ramchandran ji,S.Subramaniam ji, Uma Parmeshwaran, my query is to you, but i request otherexperts to plz pay attention on the matter, waiting for reply........
Anonymous
19 November 2010 at 00:28
How much one should pay to engage lawyer for settling the matrimonial dispute in District Court?
Whether one should pay per hearing or in lumpsum?
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