Anonymous
28 April 2010 at 09:11
Hello
I live in canada with my step son and wife, as per canadian adoption law i have to submit the consent from from bio father also for step son adoption and i would like to what type of forms/procedure/format i have to use to get the consent of the bio father, he is willing to consent the adoption but he also not aware abt the procedure. As per canadian law we have to submit the consent in the form that it should be legally valid where the bio father lives. so please provide your opinions/suggestions/ways to get this process done.
Looking for some expert advise so that i can proceed further.
Thanks and regards
cmfugen
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27 April 2010 at 19:20
it is an admitted principle of law that, a woman who is continously living under adultery is disentitled to maintenance U/s. 125 of crpc. now my question is if i am confronted with such a case from the side of husband, what kind of proofs should my client submit, of course without contravening any provisions of law for the time being in force ?
kindly tell me the species of proofs which will prove helpful in family court to prove that she is living in adultery continously.
Arvind Singh Chauhan
27 April 2010 at 17:40
One lady due to her infertility assented in plane paper that her husband can perform his second marriage. Later on she was neglected and ill treated by her husband and other family members, due to which she had to left her home and came to her parents. After a long gap she filed application under 125 Cr.P.C.
Sir whether her assent on plane paper may be a hurdle in claiming maintenance?
Anonymous
27 April 2010 at 13:54
how many witnesses r required during d regisration of marriage??
Anonymous
27 April 2010 at 09:47
Sir,
A will executed by mother is filed in the lower court claiming entire property of brother with a fabricated will. In the particular will the name of the legal heir is left out and not mentioned.
When the same will came for examination and produced in lower court in the cross examination sister claimed that her brother along with mother (testator) and with other members not related to the family were present at the time of execution of will when in fact brother and mother were not present and they were in another city. Further she claimed that her mother before putting the signature insisted that her son should sign the will then only she will sign the will but her sign refused to sign the will and left the place afterwards her mother put the signature on the will in the presence of other witnesses. I am only one son of my mother and legal heir to my mother. The will was created with an intention to grab the entire property
What effect it will produce on my case and what will be my defence. How can I prove my innocence to the will. Can I be able to claim my property at least equal share.
Please advise.
Thanking you,
M.S.
Rajan
27 April 2010 at 07:26
We lived only for 45 days in 1999 and then 'she' deserted me. To avoid threat to my life and to my family, I filed the divorce application in 2001 based on the hospital primary evidence of conspired design with mala fide intention of proving distorted names and wrong profession and address of the husband / father of the child she delivered in 34 weeks but fully grown baby.
Based on this I have filed the divorce of 'pregnancy before marriage' and 'unconsumed marriage', however in 2004 she filed for a DNA test as a reply I filed that I am willing to submit to the tests provided she gives divorce and also the court to look into the documentary evidence of name distortion and change of particulars.
After 10 long years, in the open court she accepted that with her other intentions she had distorted the particulars in the hospital documents and she pleaded guilty and the same day, I accepted paternity of the child in writing vide a memo in Nov 2009, that was accepted by the court.
As an after thought, she is insisting for a DNA test inspite of acceptance of the paternity and the court also has passed an order for paternity test inspite of acceptance of the paternity in writing and without checking the primary documentary evidence of the hospital records.
Can you advice me, if the order is correct and can the court order for the test that has been accepted in writing for the sake of the females egoistic attitude.
Since I have accepted the paternity in writing vide a memo, can i seek any relief from the DNA test order
Thanks for your advice
Anonymous
26 April 2010 at 22:30
My wife has filed for transfer civil misc petition of Divorce suit from One place to her own place u/s 24 of CPC at High court AP, I did not responded to the high court notice nor i appointed any counsel at high court as i cannot afford thus i want to know how time does it take to be disposed either in her favor or get dismissed i.e time frame within which the TRCMP case is decided?
Priyanka mehta
26 April 2010 at 18:55
can husband file divorce on the basis of extram cruelty against wife if they are residind together in the same house. The house where they are syaying is in his brither's name.
Anonymous
26 April 2010 at 16:44
Sir,
A will executed by mother is filed in the lower court claiming entire property of brother with a fabricated will. In the particular will the name of the legal heir is left out and not mentioned.
When the same will came for examination and produced in lower court in the cross examination sister claimed that her brother along with mother (testator) and with other members not related to the family were present at the time of execution of will when in fact brother and mother were not present and they were in another city. Further she claimed that her mother before putting the signature insisted that her son should sign the will then only she will sign the will but her sign refused to sign the will and left the place afterwards her mother put the signature on the will in the presence of other witnesses. I am only one son of my mother and legal heir to my mother. The will was created with an intention to grab the entire property
What effect it will produce on my case and what will be my defence. How can I prove my innocence to the will. Can I be able to claim my property at least equal share.
Please advise.
Thanking you,
M.S.
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