jayaveladvocate
18 June 2009 at 11:46
I would like to know whether one person who is by birth a dalit converted into other Christianity is protected by the provision of Act
vinod bansal
16 June 2009 at 13:34
R/Members
Section 324 ipc is bailable or non-bailable in Haryana.
M.S.Chandra Shekar
16 June 2009 at 11:46
The District Registrar, admitted that I am a sole lawful claimant to the properties in Writ Petition relating to getting certain copies of documents, before a Hon'ble High Court.
After getting the necessary relief under this order. I requested for some more information relating to my case not covered under the Writ Petition.
Now he is denying this information, Now my question is can I file a police complaint against the District Registrar for not giving the relevant information?
Kindly Help
siddhartha pydipati
14 June 2009 at 10:26
an SC woman claims that she has been raped.later it was found that she is a prostitute.what is the legal position?
will the man be arrested? on what charge?
does the atrocity act apply here?
agapi
14 June 2009 at 03:57
Hello!
Let me explain you my problem in details....
I was interested in purchasing one flat and have given 8.5 lacs rupees in cash to a person in january,2007. There was an agreement for sale signed by me and that person. In March,2007, I went for the registration of that flat. I was shocked when I was informed that that flat did not belong to the person who had signed the agreement for sale.
I went to that person's home and he told me sorry and requested me not to give him before police citing his aged father would suffer and had given me one cheque of 8.5 lacs rupees payable in august,2009. And he also promised me that he will pay me 18% p.a. interest for this delay.
I returned him the agreement for sale after obtaining the cheques.
Now, I have verified recently that that person has a few thousand rupees in his account which means the cheque will bounce if I will deposit it.
My question: If I have no documents except one cheque, is it possible for me to get justice from Indian court?
Adv. Deepak
14 June 2009 at 00:27
My problem is if I record conversation on my mobile and make a CD of the recording, can such CD be produced in evidence in Criminal Court. Will it be admissible considering the provisions of Section 65B of Evidence Act. Please educate me in detail. Regards. Deepak
Adv. Deepak
13 June 2009 at 11:10
Dear Experts, I want to know how a conversation recorded on mobile can be produced as evidence in Domestic Violence Case in Criminal Court. Whether the mobile service providers give the recorded versions of conversation with authentic certificate? How it can be obtained, if it is possible? What is the procedure for obtaining such records from the service providers? Kindly educate me in this matter. My email is ddkharpudikar@indiatimes.com. Regards. Deepak.
Legal Fighter
13 June 2009 at 10:29
I need a copy of the below judgment at the earliest. Can anyone pls help me getting a copy of the same. I am also ready to pay the required charges incurred in getting the same.
Shipra Raj Ray versus State of West Bengal.
It has been reported in Calcutta Criminal law reporter, 2007, Vol - 1, page no. 800.
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