Anonymous
24 January 2012 at 17:40
Respected sir,
I am software engg.I married my wife on 2009.From date of my marriage I was living with my wife along with her parents(Now I am not staying with my wife).
when I asked to my wife for separate residence she refused to come with me and her parents also not allowed for separate residence.I feel that I have lost my privacy, independency and right to express my views in the midst of the other 2 persons and living like a slave being in the joint family. can you please suggest me what necessary action I Should do?
Regards,
Raja
Anonymous
24 January 2012 at 17:25
where the cause of action has arisen in U.S can a domestic violence complaint be filed in the Indian courts by a ORDINARY RESIDENT ( U.S CITIZEN BUT LIVING IN INDIA SINCE THREE YEARS.)
Anonymous
24 January 2012 at 17:02
What is Diff between DV CASE and 498(A)CASE ?
rdburmanmusic
24 January 2012 at 16:22
sir recently i won transfer petition case filed by my wife in supreme court.
case proceded in my place and they never filed objection nor appeared in court but appointed advocate. they never contested so i got divorce decree kind of ex party. now they have other two cases in court . one false case 498 a filed on me which submitted to court as b ralse by police. another i filed criminal case against them because they threatened me sec 503,506,323,. now they expect alimony and claim that they close case (498 A). they have arrest warrant . how to avoid alimony and how to teach her and her father who have tortured me. pls reply and advice.
Shantanu Wavhal
24 January 2012 at 14:10
1) What exactly is a Roznama ?
(is it a diary / notebook having day to day entries of a particular case)
2) Is Roznama accessible to the party of a case ? or only to the lawyers ??
3) What are the conditions & formalities I need to fulfill to access the Roznama of my own case ?
My advocate is saying that, Roznama is open only for the lawyers and not the actual party. The court personnels have many more importants things to do rather than showing Roznama to the parties.
BRAJENDRA SINGH
24 January 2012 at 13:56
Recently Supreme Court of India has given a judgement in the case Jagan Singh vs. Dhanvanti on dated 21st jan 2012 that a Hindu Widow who gets property from her husband through a will cannot have absolute right over it unlike property inherited by her through the Succession.
Kindly provide me detailed judgement of the Hon'ble Apex court.
Regards
Brajendra Singh
Anonymous
24 January 2012 at 11:33
Dear Experts,
My brother is facing divorce case filed by his wife. My brother is planning to convert present petition to MCD. I would like to know that since already 18 months were over to present case so he has to wait for six months or he will be granted divorce on next hearing? Any application for waiver of compulsory waiting period should be given.
Anonymous
24 January 2012 at 11:30
Dear Expeerts,
I got married in 2009. From the beginning my wife start fighting with me and stay our place only 8-9 months in 3 years and not even regularly. Some time 20 days and some time 15 days and so on.
Last month she come from office and start fighting with me and shouting on me and then hurt herself on her head with flower port. Blood come for that time and we called the police and call her parents then she not say any thing to police and go back her home with her parents. We already given a written complaint to police station whatever happen.
Now her few relative come in picture and she told them even not ready to come back and stay with me.
Now all his relative want once sit and discussed together in front of her and me.
My question:
If she ready to come back at that time then may be she will come back and do some thing her self then we will come in big problem. So can we do any thing if she ready to come back so we can save our self if she do any thing wrong herself.
Second cos she already refuse to come and also not ready to give me divorced then what I can do so that I will get the divorced in this case
My wife alreaady divoced from 1st marrriage and with me her second marriage and she is advocate too and balck mail me alot...
Very urgent Please help:-
Anonymous
24 January 2012 at 11:23
the muslim boy and girls was married in 2007
and wife mother give 1 flat to husband for living the boy is not being like the wife due to her brother bahaviour and asking for divorce and they have also child of 3.5yr and what is the procedure of giving divorce and what happen of the child custody....pls advice
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Matrimonial flat after divorce
Hello
I was married in 1978 to a relative. After two children and ten years of marriage I was thrown out of our flat with the two children. Initially I filed for restitution of conjugal rights. Only I used to attend the court. My husband never attended any hearing. He flouted the court's orders not to leave the country without providing us the flat, but he went abroad. Finally when I saw it is not going to work, I changed this to divorce petition. In the restitution of conjugal rights petition the appeal was that I should be declared the joint owner of the flat, so that I am not thrown out of the house. When this was converted to divorce petition, the appeal remained the same. Though I pleaded with the court to transfer the flat to my name, the court granted us divorce (ex-parte) and declared us as joint owners as per the original petition. I was awarded Rs.500/- per month maintenance for each child and Rs.1500/- for me. The court also gave me permission to stay in the house and passed orders that he cannot tranfer or create any third party interest in the flat. My name was put as the first name in the share certificate and his name is the second. But he never paid any maintenance. I coud not trace him or claim that. I recovered some money from some NSC certificates secured by the court from the house when they opened the lock. I brought up my two daughters with great difficulty. After seven years I got remarried. We live in the same flat. Is there any way I can get sole rights to this flat? It is a very difficult awkward situation. The flat is very old and if the building goes for redevelopment then what will the new builders do? This flat was bought this flat for Rs.56000/- by my father in my ex-husband's name. We repaid Rs.46000/- (I contributed equal amount) and so I got this joint ownership. How can I claim sole rights to this flat? Is this now under Family Court Jurisdiction?