Pramod Kumar
10 July 2009 at 19:04
Dear Members,
Could you tell the difference wherein in what type of cases Original Suit is filed and in which other type of cases Original Petition is filed.
Regards,
Pramod
BalaMurugan
10 July 2009 at 18:29
My birth certificate was not registered. How can I get my birth certificate.
Please provide me the procedures to get birth certificate,
Thanks,
BalaMurugan.S
Dr.Gaurang N. Gandhi
09 July 2009 at 23:05
Sir
There is a question arouse in my city that
A lady do not want to join her husband' name in school admission of her daughter.
There is a serious dispute between the spous.
Problem is that the girl not know who is her father? because whith in a month of her birth her father leaved home and refused to back and also refused to give any maintenance to them.
The lady had filed a pitition under sec 125 of CrPC.
Now please guide me what should the lady do?
If possible Please send me some landmarked Supreme Court Judgements.
Because the teachers are also in darkness regarding the point.
We need judgements regarding to join mother's name in school register instred of father's name behind the child's name.... this is urgent...
SANJAY
09 July 2009 at 09:49
Society if asking for a probate to the will for transfer of a flat in case where a Parsi has died and he has bequeathed his flat to his daughter who is his only child. His wife has also exipered.Is a probate for the will necessary. Or is there any way in which the flat can be transfered ?Property is in MUmbai
Kumar Krishan Agarwal Advocate
09 July 2009 at 00:32
We have a ancestral property in which we are the legal coparceners. We filed an declaration with permanent injucnction suit against other legal coparceners for destruction of property and disposing of the property. The court gave an temporary injuction only and issue notice to other parties in Aug 08. Notice served and W.S filed in Sept 08. After that each time the court was giving 30-45 days extend of the temporary stay again and again on each dates. On dated 8-July-09 I requested to court to grant perpetual injuction but the Ld tribunal refused that after the arguments of both parties counsel only I 'll think to give it or not. I said please give this because the suit will be continued up to many years and in long proceedings.
A fresh suit of 'contempt application with Damages' filed in Aug 08 which also not given prompt action by the court and the Misc appl is still lying pending in the court. The opposite party is not stopping for the breaching the violations.
So what are the ways to get the perpetual injucntion and how the proceedings will be commenced.
In which direction I will have to proceed to get the speedy trial and interims order.
MUTHUKUMARAN
08 July 2009 at 20:27
HELLO SIR MY FATHER OWN HIS HOUE IN CHENNAI THIS HOUSE HE HE BUILD IN HIS OWN SAVINGS . I HAVE THREE SISTER & ONE BROTHER . MY FATHER NO MORE . MY MOTHER & MY SISTER INTERESTED TO GIVE HER SHARE TI HIS BROTHER . NOW HOW IF MY FATHER WRITE NO WILL . HOW THE PROPERTY SHARE WILL BE DIVEDED IN BETWEEN BROTHERS & SISTERS EACH WILL GET HOW MAY SHARE ANYN CAN HELP ME THANKS KUMAR
Narasimha swamy N
08 July 2009 at 18:18
Can somebody explain is there way a to get property mortgaged released in spite of Limitation period as mentioned in the Limitation Act has expired(30years)
kanwar Lal
08 July 2009 at 15:56
if borrower having only one residintial flat and he is living with his faimily in this flat but there is not any HP agreemet with the bank. can bank/nbfc attach the house of the borrower after getting arbitration award if he is insolvent?
if no plz mentione latest authority regarding this matter.
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banking law
dear sir(s), my question is as follows...
i am working in a bank and we gave a loan to mr. A. and mr. B was a guarantor for mr. A. now mr. A is not repaying the loan. so it was decided to recover the dues out of the property of mr. B who was a guarantor....now the situation is that mr. B has formed a hindu undivided family and now the property of mr. B is belonging to that H.U.F.....my question is that can we sale this property now and recover our leagal dues?