Sam Chowdhury
14 June 2010 at 06:38
Was 'na muharam' or denying property rights to children whose parent die when the grandparents are alive an established law (for muslim family) or a farce for denying the rights of the orphans? I'd appreciate your help in finding a answer to this question, and also case citations.
I have a matter that took place during 1930's--your opinions/suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Regards.
Suchitra. S
13 June 2010 at 18:12
Respected experts, one of the parties to the divorce stays in Saudi. He has got divorce orders from Court in India. But when he went to submit those divorce papers there in Saudi , they have asked him to get a letter from Indian Home Ministry regarding the same. I want to know whether such thing is needed in fact, and if yes, to whom he should approach in India?
Anonymous
13 June 2010 at 16:48
Dear Sir/Madam,
My Friend mary with Divorce girl. She has a brother now calming as son. Girl is never trust him. And fight daily for small -2 things. Boy living with his parents and girl not mix at all.Guy has responsibility of all family and gives everything to girl but she never happy and she also working and boy never ask for salary. All money she invest her parents house or guy don’t know anything where she invest and even not complaint her on this. Guy and his family member never demand anything from girl and at the time of mary then not take anything from the girls side not a single penny. Guy refused to take anything he told I need only girl nothing else. But girl always black mail him she will go court and case against him.NOW sir you all advise in this case. So that guy will save his family.
thx
dipankar
12 June 2010 at 17:23
my wife is not accepting marriage.i have a marriage photo but no negatives.shall i photograph the photo itself to get the negatives.i also have 2 witnesses of my marriage and a mail from her where she has accepted her marriage.is it enough to prove marriage in court.
Anonymous
12 June 2010 at 10:00
I have a son aged 28 yrs working in USA but still Indian Citizen. He sends me obscene and abusive mail. He also claims that my wife's male friend is his real father. How can I disown him?
Anonymous
12 June 2010 at 01:23
My self & my spouse are ready for divorce u/s 13B. She has advocate & she is going to pay fees. The advocate for non receipt of fees don't prepare petition & other documnets to be filled. Meantime a perosn who is Chartered Accountant and our previous Boss insist & thretns me to go for divorce without papers and says you will get paper after filling of petition. I have FIR / LC against him. He is saying that he will not come to police station & will reply through notice to both police & me. Also he thretns to look after me now onwards after filling LC by me.
kiran
11 June 2010 at 18:04
Hi All,
My passport was deposited in local session court in 498a case, meanwhile I am undergoing a divorce.
Can I ask for my passport back after I get a divorce..?
If yes.. what could be the conditions.
In no... how can I get my passport back.
Thanks and Regards,
Kiran
Muralidharan
11 June 2010 at 17:30
I am a student of MBA doing final year aged 22 at Viluppuram in Tamilnadu. My right kidney is a failure from the birth and I am alive due to proper functioning of my left kidney. When recently scanned doctors asked me to remove right kidney, if I feel to much pain or distraction. They also said that if I strain physically too much there are chances for my kidney
even to burst inside. Which will be an emergency operation.
With all these sorrows I am living with my toughest parents. They are not giving me proper food, most of the days only one
meal at a day. My mother is using sexually explicit words against me. If I ask money they are threatening to kill me. One time when I asked money my maternal uncle tried to assault me.
I am not able to concentrate in my studies any more.
How I can save myself. I wish to claim the property that will usually move to son as per Indian law. And move away from my parents once for all.
Thank you
Anonymous
11 June 2010 at 12:56
A is having 3 sons and my client is one amongst them. A’s grand father is B, who died long back and he acquired 12 acres of land. When my client was minor, A sold away 9 acres of land. Now only 3 acres are in possession of A. As per law, my client is entitled to ¼ th share of the landed property of B. But now A is refused to give his 1/4th share ie., 3 acres of land.
1. So how my client get his 1/4th share?
2. The transaction which was done earlier, when my client was minor, was a valid one or not.
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divorce
Sir,
If both husband and wife ready for the mutual divorce. Then what is the process and what is the minimum time period they will get the divorce.
thanx