pratik
16 August 2010 at 21:53
1) As the marriage was performed at church, you will be governed by Indian Divorce act.So which section says of the indian divorece act. also so can we say that if the the marriage is performed not in the church in any other place leaving church than indian divorce act is not applicable. So which section says.
2)I have heard yestarday for a police officer than if the FIR is registerd it remain vaild only for 6 moths for the date of the reistration. In any civil or criminal case including Cognizable offence & Non - Cognizable offence. SO pls clarify which section or case laws says also i have heard that if the offence is Cognizable offence in any civil case or criminal case than permission is not required to be taken for the police or the court to go out of india and if the anticipatory bail has been granted in Non - Cognizable offence than pls tell me if the party applies to the court than what is the maximum time the court can give to leave in abroad in any matter.As per which section or case laws.
3)prosecution has not done defence part properly in the case. So in this what is the meaning of prosecution where this word are also used under civil case.Becasuse i have heard that prosecution means behind the bars .
PLs tell me the answer .
Thanks In Advance.
M/s. Y-not legal services
16 August 2010 at 21:25
Good evening everybody. I read an article. A wife can file a specific performance suit against her husband from filing or getting divorce. Please leave your opinion on this..
pratik
16 August 2010 at 21:24
In a criminal case one prosecution witness got hostile. When there was my turn to cross examine,learned magistrate said, "if the witness turns hostile defence has no right to cross examine him, only prosecution has right". I wanted to draw out some more favourable points from this witness by cross examining him, but court objected and directed to show the provision.
In the above para please tell me the meaning which has been mentioned under the query. pls tell me the meaning .
Query : 1) I am confused becasue as per me i think prosecution means behind the bars but the abovementioned prosecution is something other pls explain me the term "prosecution " & there rights in civil in criminal cases in any court till supreme court.
2)witness turns hostile defence means what also the meaning of defence in civil & criminal cases & meaning of hostile witness , Unfavourable witness if possible with the help of a example.
PLS TELL ME THE MEANING & ANSWER OF THE QUERY.
Thanks In Advance.
Anonymous
16 August 2010 at 19:35
You are requested to explain following
1. what is procedural differnce while trying the civil suit by city Civil Court Bombay and High Court bombay?.
2. Is there any pecuniary jurisdiction between above two forums?
3. How suits are filed directly in Bombay High Court?.
4. What is chamber summons?
5. What is Notice of motion?
6. what is ordinary original civil jurisdction of Bombay High Court?
7. What is mean by rule issued, rule returnable forthwiht, rule dicharged, caveat dismissed?
8. What types of cases are filed under civil jurisdction of bomaby High Court.
9. Any other useful information which would help to understand the above in detail?
Vikas Aneja
16 August 2010 at 19:31
I entered into an agreement to sell with some person to purchase property but the vendor makes default and did not execute the sale deed in my favour. Meanwhile the value of the property reduced to much extent. But I filed suit for specific performance after 1 year. When the vendee came to know about the fact that value of the property has been reduced then they appeared in the court and make a statement that they are ready to execute the sale deed.Then I filed an application for amendment for claiming compensation on the basis of loss caused due to reduced value of the property. But the judge is also favouring the vendor and asked me to get the sale deed executed as I have filed suit for specific performance. What should I do. Whether the judge can compel me to got the sale deed executed at the price mentioned in agreement. How can I save myself from the loss. plz reply
Anonymous
16 August 2010 at 17:42
Respected sir in andhrapradesh state once co-op society terminated in long back 1979-80,can it is valid at present?
Anonymous
16 August 2010 at 16:04
XYZ, a Public Trust, registered under the relevant statute, convenes a Special General Meeting of its members on 16th August, 2010 to consider certain items as per the Agenda. All the items of the Agenda could not be deliberated due to paucity of time and the President adjourns the meeting sine-die without declaring the venue, date and time of the next meeting.
Question 1: Is it necessary/ mandatory for the President to state the date,time and venue for the next meeting?
Question 2: Can the Trust allow new members (other than who had attended the meeting dated 16th August, 2010) to attend the reconvened meeting?
Please quote the relevant Statutory Provision under the Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950.
Thanks & Regards
Yogesh Modi (CA)
mukesh jain
16 August 2010 at 15:13
Need more details about money lending licence. When it is necessary.
Apurva Kumar
16 August 2010 at 13:17
Dear,
Sir/Mam
after the death of husband the widow was left with almost 1 and half year male child and she is presently working at shimla and her in-laws did not objected any of her wish and politely moved with her and their grandchild to her place of working. suddenly after someday she started behaving very rudely and ask her in-laws to leave her alone with her child and ask them to return back to their place and house at patiala now the question to YOU all member is that what legal remedy do her innocent in-laws is having in these circumstance as their only wish is to leave life peacefully with her daughter-in-law and grandchild they are also ready to remarry their daughter-in-law free of her wish!
i need answer from both aspect of the case i.e from the side of in-laws and daughter-in-law??
Regards!
Apurva Kr!!
Lawyer!!
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Form of summons.
61. Form of summons.
Every summons issued by a court under this Code shall be in writing, in duplicate, signed by the presiding officer of such court or by such other officer as the High Court may, from time to time, by rule direct, and shall bear the seal of the court.
Query : Becasuse as per crpc section 2 doesn't define presiding officer nor the Indian Penal code so what do u mean by presiding officer & there rights they have the advocate whats a adjourment & if the presiding officer signs than can we say it is valid.
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