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mohammad nazir ahmad   23 March 2011 at 17:34

format of objections of a writ petition

kindly send me a format of objections to a writ petition to be filled by respondent.
thanking you

Dinesh Anand   23 March 2011 at 14:55

help meeee!!!!!

i want to know against whom the writ petition can be filed under article 32...?
whether it can be filed against a pvt individual or pvt company or not....?

plz help

Anonymous   22 March 2011 at 20:48

Open Court ?

Can High Court Judge question his C.J.order?

Can he express is opinion about C.J.in an open court?

& If yes than can we replace the words supreme court in place high court above question ? Means whehter it is applicable to Supremem Court Judge question his C.J.order?

Also as we known that ever court is a pen court including High court of ever state but is supreme court is a open court ?

Open court in the abovementioed means (the common public can sit & hear the proceedings) ?

Also any tribunal is also a open tribunal or not ?

Thanks.

Anonymous   22 March 2011 at 18:36

Land Acquisition

Notification under 4(1) was made in 1991 on the name of 'X' who died in 1973 itself. Revenue records stands in the name of 'Y' who is son of 'X'. 'Y' died in 1993. No mutation thereafter. Legal heirs are in possession.

Is the notification valid?

What can we do in 2011

Anonymous   22 March 2011 at 17:44

Court Intervention


I have posted a query on Transport Woes in the Expert's forum. The facts in the issue are very glaring that though every citizen is aware of the plight, no concrete steps have been initiated to set things in order. Public Interest Litigation do not necessarily yield the desired results to highlight the matters which are detrimental to Public Interest at large. My specific doubts are summed up as under:

(a) As in the case of high profile matters, under which circumstances the Court intervenes into the matters which are detrimental to public interests?

(b) What are the Constitutional provisions and obligations on the part of the Apex or High Courts to question the authority of the State ?

(c) Is there any Judicial Committee which monitors the matters which upset the peace and tranquility in the State on account of misdemeanors of Public Authorities?

(d) Are there any precedents which match the similar facts where interests of common citizens are protected by the intervention of Courts?

(e) Whether any High Court is vested with any constitutional powers to question the acts of the State in the absence of any Public Interest Litigation?

I need specific point-war guidance from the expert panel in the interest of Common Citizens.

Anonymous   22 March 2011 at 17:00

regarding letter of administration



Dear sir
M y mother had been issued the letter of aministration for the property worth of one crore
the querry is
1, any asset if sold within three years are bound to have in come tax or mere title change is supposed to be Gift. if mu mother is thinking of distributing it to their childrens say 4 + to the two daughters of his brother what will be the procedure
2, if she pays tax like high capital tax gain or low capital tax gain and distributes to the children and brothers daughter whether the receiver has to pay further tax or will it be treated as gift
3, what is the maximum limit above which the gift tax has to be paid
regards
R_PVK

Dhingra P.S.   20 March 2011 at 10:54

HAPPY HOLI

Happy Holi to all the Experts & other Members of Lawyers Club India.

Anonymous   19 March 2011 at 22:54

Converting from Hindu to Sikh religion

I am aware it is fundamental right of citizens to change from one religion to another and there is no limit on changing religions from one to another. If one converts from Hindu to Sikh religion, what written legal "proof" is needed that person is now a Sikh? Is a certificate/letter of conversion written by Gurudwara sufficient legal proof? Or person has to get it registered, or do some kind of legal affidavit for future possible legal requirements.

Anonymous   18 March 2011 at 22:11

query

please tell the importance of article 141 and article 142 of constitution of india

Madhukar Bhatt   18 March 2011 at 13:26

PIL as well as Contempt of Court application to HC

I shall be thankful if you will guide & advise for the following:
1. To file PIL in HC what is the procedure?
Whether only advocate can file PIL or any public person? What is the format of PIL application? It only can be filed to HC or can be filed directly to HC depending on PIL seriousness of matter? Any court fee to be paid for PIL? Further information what you can provide to file PIL.
2. To file contempt of court to HC what is the procedure, can only advocate file this or any public person can file directly to HC? Format of contempt of court application and court fee expenses and procedure. Whatever more information you provide on these above two.
Thanks