Knowledge Gainer
24 March 2012 at 10:40
Yesterday i.e. on 23.03.2012 Cabinet approved The Redrafted Marriage Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2010. Suppose this bill get into converted into the Act, then I would like to know the implications of it on present ongoing pending cases.
I had asked many queries about my divorce case filed by the wife. After new amended act Can she take IRBM as a new ground for divorce in addition to present petition for divorce on the ground of Cruelty. If yes than what about old case as the Court will grant divorce on the basis of IRBM and as per new amended Act I cannot oppose the same.
She will get money either by way of cruelty or IRBM. The difference is that in case of cruelty I can appeal further but in case of IRBM I cannot appeal.
Anupam Dash
24 March 2012 at 09:09
Hello. I am the only son of my parents. My mother is the only daughter of her parents and she has two brothers. My maternal grandfather (my mother's father) expired on 14th March, 2010, survived by his wife, his two sons and my mother. My maternal grandfather had some properties which includes landed properties and a house. Now, my uncles (my mother's brothers) and my maternal grandmother (my mother's mother) have already sold certain landed properties, and my mother has also given her required signatures out of familial affection and to avoid any conflict. She did not get a penny, inspite of the fact that she is a coparcener. Even I did not get anything. I dont want to agitate or demand a share from whatever has already been sold.
I would like to know, how can I restrain my maternal uncles and maternal grandmother from further alienating the properties. In other words, I would simply like to know how can I get my share whenever there is any transaction in future. Can I get a Power of Attorney from my mother that henceforth I would be dealing with the properties whenever the occasion arises to sell them? Or if there are any alternate efficacious remedy, please suggest.
Mrunmai Deshpande
24 March 2012 at 06:42
I am a senior citizen of 62 years of age staying with my wife, son, daughter in law and a grand son in a flat owned by me(not inherited). I have some FDs in Banks. Is it possible for me and my wife to make a will and donate all my property and money to any charitable organization? We do not want to give anything to my son and his family. Please advise.
K.padma
23 March 2012 at 23:32
Respected sir,
my grandpa was experted before 5years.In his name some lands are there.my gandma get that power after my grandpa death.but my grandy wrote some lands to my small father as "gift" property without my dad consult.and that property are registered. recently, my dad know this matter.
Now , how can we proceeds through court.in which section. so pls kindly advice me...
Adv. G.Narayan
23 March 2012 at 22:21
Can anyone upload any latest judgement
( Supreme Court And various High Courts) on Section 26 of PWDV Act-2005 rearding relief U/S 18,19,20& 21 of PWDV Act in ongoing Civil Suit pending before a Civil court.
Member (Account Deleted)
23 March 2012 at 21:24
Cabinet clears changes in Hindu Marriage Act.What are its implications?Would it affect cases where mcd is filed but motions are pending?
Member (Account Deleted)
23 March 2012 at 20:19
PLEASE CAN ANYONE UPDATE ME THAT WHAT ARE THE NEW AMMENEDMENTS WHICH ARE MAD IN HINDU MARRIAGE ACT IN MARCH 2012,AND HOW IT WILL FAVOUR US
Sandeep Thukral
23 March 2012 at 19:59
Hi,
We have recently adopted a baby directly from the biological parents, based on a valid & registered adoption deed. We also are in possession of the original birth certificate of the child. What we'd like to do as a next step is to have a birth certificate in our name. How do we go about procuring this? Till now our "research" has thrown up different "responses" on this:
A.) "You cannot have a birth certificate issued in the adoptive parents name, the adoption deed is the equivalent of your birth certificate" (I found this most bizarre)
B.) "You WILL get a birth certificate, but it'll be mentioned there that you are the adoptive parents"
C.) "You won't get a birth certificate at all, what you'll get is a Succession Certificate for the child"(whatever that means)
We'd naturally want a birth certificate, as for any child, for various purposes including school admissions, and one that doesn't mentioned "adopted" on it. Like any other adoptive parents we'd like to use our judgment and have an option whether to let on to the child if he/she's adopted.
Any help here is greatly appreciated.
simransimsim
23 March 2012 at 19:31
dear sir... my brother got married on 23-11-2011, and her wife before getting married ask her lover to threaten my brother do nt marrie my love else you'll have to pay for it. now a days she is creating such type of silly issues that creating conflict between brother & family. recently she is putting some condition like to leave parents and stay with me, for coming home as she is a working women in INDORE , and got deputation for jabalpur where my brother reside. moreover they have not filled marriage registration form. even we have written as well as voice recording proof.After threatened by her mother and uncle she make herself to stay with my brother bt somewhere she is making some strategies and playing tricks , so that we forcefully ask her for divorce and she get rid of it. We belong to well cultured and reputative family and afraid of false dowry case .....what are the safety measure if she lodges false dowry against use and ask for divorce .
waiting for reply
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Claiming for maintainence
my husband has filed for divorce on basis of desertion and mental cruelty whereas the fact is that i had come for my delivery and after the delivery my husband and his parents refused to take me back. i went to Bangalore on my own but my husband refused to take me home. i was forced to come back to dads place cause i had a 6mth old baby with me. I was then forced to take up a job leaving my daughter at home near a maid to support her and myself. my salary being5000/- but noe my salary is insufficient as my daughter is allergic to milk and i have to buy her soya milk which is expensive. now she is two i have to put her to play school too. My dad doesnt have a separate income, my mom is no more, I do not have any property or bank balance. My husband has a salary of 45000 p.m. His parents qwn a individual bunglow in bangalore, agricultural lands, petrol bunk, another bunglow in hubli and 4 plots in bangalore.
my question is what is the likely amount that can be awarded or can maintainence be denied?