Anonymous
23 July 2018 at 23:12
my question is straight way regarding disowning a person cant disown his parent no matter how wrong his or her parents have done with a child and over government too support is with senior citizens maintenance act 2007, no matter how bad the parents are with their child he in their old age child as to pay for them when they are no longer capable to earn, but a parent can disown a child once he completed 21 yrs old with any bull shit reason just because they have different thinking. and a child couldn't do any thing because he have not been given proper education, in my case its even worst my parents disowned me snatching my rented home, my job only source of income, and stealing all my merit documents including my Aadhar and pan card original. my parents disowned me taking my job and rented home by publishing a public notice in news paper stating my behavior is not acceptable in society as if i was a drug addict or thief, all i did is start earning and living away from home with girl of my choice as in live in relationship. my land lord said me to empty property as if i stole something from home and and they threatened me they will bribe their known police inspector to arrest me in charges of stealing 100 k rs from home, and now i am left with nothing no company is giving me job as i have no merit documents originals and no bank is giving me loan because i am not yet 21 and due to that public notice. the people who forced me to commit suicide by mean of mental an physical torture when i was just 14, are now showing themselves as victim by the means of their allegation of my ill behavior in reality i have never bullied anyone never had drug or consume even alcohol. i need a legal help because i know i did nothing bad so i am being ill treated, i tried to run from the family that treated me like animal beating me torturing me enough that i ended by attempted to commit suicide. failing to that just ran from home to live with someone else.
meghana
23 July 2018 at 21:12
i am a working woman, i and my husband co-own a flat. i am not paying the EMI for the house only my husband is paying the EMI. i am not contributing financially in any way.
and now if the house is sold, will i get half of the proceeds or i will get back only my investment in the house ?
Prettypriya
22 July 2018 at 21:20
Can i marry my mother's sister's daughter's son in indai
Imtiyaz Hussain
21 July 2018 at 22:01
Dear Experts,
There is a case pending before the Hon'ble District court at New Delhi for 4 years and I am on behalf of respondent wife. The petition for declaration of dissolution of marriage under Muslim Law, 1939 has been filed by petitioner husband stating that he has given instant triple talaq in 2014. Now the judgement of Sharya Bano vs. UOI has came last year which held that the instant triple talaq is unconstitutional.
So, my question is can I file an application of dismissal/rejection of petition on the ground that such a petition is voidable on the ground that such practice is held illegal, unconstitutional, and in violation of Articles 14 of Constitution?
Plz revert ASAP. Thanks
Imtiyaz Hussain
21 July 2018 at 21:38
Dear Experts,
There is a case pending before the Hon'ble District court at New Delhi for 4 years and I am on behalf of respondent wife. The petition for declaration of dissolution of marriage under Muslim Law, 1939 has been filed by petitioner husband stating that he has given instant triple talaq in 2014. Now the judgement of Sharya Bano vs. UOI has came last year which held that the instant triple talaq is unconstitutional.
So, my question is can I file an application of dismissal/rejection of petition on the ground that such a petition is voidable on the ground that such practice is held illegal, unconstitutional, and in violation of Articles 14 of Constitution?
Plz revert ASAP.
Thanks
N M Ramakoti
20 July 2018 at 16:15
My father died intestate. He held a vacant plot (sold by the Tamil Nadu Housing Board to the first owner, my father) in clean title under his name. I've acquired the legal heirship certificate mentioning me, my brother, my mother and my grandmother as rightful heirs. My father's brothers control my grandmother and they are posing me some trouble when I try to release/settle her share in the property.
Now my doubt is regarding an alternate solution. What will happen after my grandmother dies? Will I be able to transfer it to my name with the consent of the remaining legal heirs and my grandmother's death certificate alone? Or will the legal heirs of my grandmother (i.e., my father's brothers) inherit her right of share in the property after her death?
Ganga
20 July 2018 at 14:17
My husband has been harassing me and beating me hence i have filed a DVA case. I have not asked for divorce but have filed for maintenance. After marriage we were staying in a rented flat as the native house if far from our work place. I am from Goa. since last one year after i filed an FIR against him for beating me my husband has left the rented flat and is living with his parents. We have been married for 5 years and we have one son who is 4 years old. My husband from the beginning has never been there for me neither our child. He was only after his parents and niece. He has a sister who has left her husband and is residing in her parents house along with her daughter. His sister and mother had also been ill treating me and my husband took unnecessary doubts on me on his own assumptions and tortured me. He was never contributing anything towards the child's expenses nor mine. The rent was also paid by me. Now he has been asking for the child's custody from court by declaring that i am incompetent to look after my child. Its been a year since he has moved out of the flat and he has just made an attempt to meet his child 3-4 times. He has been enjoying his life outside. He also had relations with other women. can you help me with regards to my child's sole custody to be given to me? I have been doing everything by my self for my child, his education, health, clothing everything.can he get the custody through court?
Kumar......
19 July 2018 at 23:48
question to all learned and experienced advocates. if a man abandons his wife, police will catch him and put him in jail under various women favoring laws. what if wife abandons her husband what laws can be used against such wife ? what punishment can be given to such wife ?
Anonymous
19 July 2018 at 18:54
Two months back I was forced into registering marriage. Although ceremonial marriage didn't happen fake invite card etc were submitted to register marriage under hindu act. I was emotionally disturbed and was under therapy at the time. I realised my mistake and consulted my family to solve this. Ever since the registration we have been living in seperate cities and the marriage is not consummated. Is it possible to annul the marriage?
How can I provide evidence that I was theatened and forced at that time? Does witness testimony (my flatmates) count? Also does therapy count as mentally disturbed? Plus is it possible to fight the case from the angle that ceremonial marriage never happened? Are these grounds enough for annulment? How long will it take and what is the process?
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Ex-parte Divorce
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