naresh chamarthy
31 August 2012 at 13:08
iam natural guardian of my son (minor) court given order for sale of my son(minor) share of property to third party. in court order (date 1-9-2008) directed to me deposit the sale proceeds in to the court inthe minor on or before 1-12-2008 till he attains majority. failing which the permission grand in the o.p.shall stand cancelled. the third party purchaser is directed to insist the petitioner to deposit the sale proceeds in the courtin the name of minor as directed above.
but iam not follow the court order.after getting court order i sold my son (minor)property to third party.i used that money for another work.iam not deposit the money (sale money)and sale proceeds in the court. what i do now. how can edit my mistake
Harshala
31 August 2012 at 10:37
can anybody tell me if the executors appointed by a deceased person has died at the time of making an application of the will, then how a benefitiary can apply for a probate and execution of said will?
balaji
31 August 2012 at 01:55
Wife file a divorce petition under 13 b by mutual conset. In a waiting period of 6 month , husband get died . can a case sustain . What is a procedure , wheather case dismiss or withdrawn in such situation.
Can wife get remarried after she filed case dismiss or withdrawan application in such situation?
KmeduVishnu
30 August 2012 at 20:16
Dear Experts,
In a maintenance case, the family court awarded maintenance amount infavour of wife and 2 daughters. Against which the husband/father preferred an appeal before Madras High Court. Finally the High Court dismissed his appeal and confirmed the Orders passed by the Family Court.
Now the wife and 2 daughters filed petition under Section 128 of Cr.P.C for the enforcement of maintenance order.
But the respondent who claimed that he had retired from the Mill during the month of July, 2012 as such now he has no sources of income to pay the maintenance amount.
In reality, he has no sources of movables or immovables in his favour except the "Retirement Benefits" to be received from the Mill in next month.
My doubt is whether the wife and 2 daughters may file a suit for injunction against the Mill Management to stop the payment of "Retirement Benefits" to the respondent.
Because the wife and 2 daughters have no other sources to claim maintenance amount from him.
Kindly advice me in this regard.
Thanking you in advance to the Experts.
Sandeep Didwania
30 August 2012 at 18:46
Under Mohammadan Law whether a Gift Deed can be revoked, If yes how???
Whether without delievery of possession of gifted property the deed can be effected or not????
Plz help..........
Satya M Jayate
30 August 2012 at 17:27
Couple is of Indian origin, married in India, green card holder, six years of marriage , no issue.Mutually agreed for divorce in USA filed by wife.
1.Will this dissolution valid in India ? As marriage is registered in India.
2.What content need to be written in agreements that divorce is recognized in India .?
2.What action is required to initiate in India for validation of divorce granted in USA.
Naresh
30 August 2012 at 13:10
The maintenance case filed u/s 18 HAMA by wife is dismissed by the honourable family court in january, 2012 on the grounds of desertion by wife also on the false allegation that the husband is impotent (medical board certified that husband is potent).
Now ex-wife (since divorce is also granted on cruelty & desertion) appealed in the high court asking for continuation of interim maintenance of Rs.5000 pm, (which I had paid until the disposal of main OP case at the family court) until the disposal of the main case at high court.
I recently appeared for the first time before high court, after I received the notice and asked the judge 2 weeks time to engage an advocate.
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Facts of the case are as below:
In the cross-examination, she said
(a) Since my husband is impotent, I'm living separately.
(b) I realized that my husband is impotent 4 years after marriage and by that time it was already 20 months, since we have been living separately.
(c) I'm not interested to live with my husband.
(d) Except on the ground that my husband is impotent, there is no other ground for me to live separately from him.
On her application I was sent to medical board, which found me potent, so her allegation proved fault by the medical board.
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In these circumstances, I have the following questions
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(1) When the main OP itself is dismissed at the family court on merit, will their claim for interim maintenance be allowed, as the interim was allowed at the family court without ascertaining the full facts earlier and as an interim relief only? Now that, the main OP is dismissed on merits, whatever awarded at the time of IA will no longer have any meaning as it was awarded with partial facts. What to argue at high court so that their interim claim be dismissed?
Naresh
30 August 2012 at 12:38
Dear Sir,
The maintenance case filed u/s 18 HAMA by wife is dismissed by the honourable family court in january, 2012 on the grounds of desertion by wife also on the false allegation that the husband is impotent (medical board certified that husband is potent).
Now wife appealed in the high court asking for continuation of interim maintenance of Rs.5000 pm, (which I had paid until the disposal of main case at the family court)
until the disposal of the main case at high court.
I recently appeared for the first time before high court, after I received the notice and asked the judge 2 weeks time to engage an advocate.
I have the following questions in this regard
(1) Is it a good idea to represent the case party-in-person? what are the difficulties, I may have to face?
(2) Actually, I know my case very well and I was the one who had written and filed the written arguments in the family court. How differently, the high court lawyer may help me & argue? As far as the content of the case is concerned, I am well aware of the case, what extra benefits I would get by engaging an high court advocate?
(3) Apart from the case content, what extra knowledge is required to argue case on my own?
(4) If I argue myself, is there a possibility that the opposite advocate could exploit my inexperience and lack of legal knowledge?
Please advice and answer my above questions sir.
Regards,
Naresh
bhusanbharat
30 August 2012 at 10:47
Dear Experts!
I have been separated from my wife since last 12 years. I don’t know where she is residing now in India even my family doesn’t know about their family living address. I would like to know in this case, could i get separation certificate and how? If i file the divorce case, how long does it takes if there is no response from my wife side and what is the process to file for separation or divorce?
Thanks for your attention!
Bhusan
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Hi,
Recently My Grand Mother expired. and at her funeral her son, daughter in law, & grand daughter created a problem by pulling the body and i inturn while stopping them accidentally hit her Grand daughter. Now the girl has lodged a complaint against me. and later i confessed her father and he agreed to withdraw then i went to police station and apologise the family and was sent back by giving station bail. as the complaint was more than 24hrs police said it has been sent to court. and police said in 2 months i should attend in front of magistrate to clear the case.
what would be magistrate decision. please advise me what should i do and what would this happen. coz my future is depend on this.