walia
06 April 2010 at 17:59
plz explain me what is meant by RCR in law. plz gave me its full form?. thnxs in advance
hari
06 April 2010 at 17:30
i have been living seperated since 11 months from my wife,how shold i apply for divorce and what are the procedures to be followed i have 2 kids they r living with my wife
Anonymous
06 April 2010 at 14:04
i have filed divorce for mutual consent. I am currently having custody of 5 and half years child. She is very happy with me and does not feel like meeting father inspite of me convincing. She is aware of his nature of cruelty and hates him.
Anonymous
06 April 2010 at 05:50
Sir,
Can my daughter ask the Hon'ble Family court to issue a notice to the original petitioner on his official address (as his residential address is not known) to attend the court.He is being represented by his GPA.The petitioner has not attended the court from filing OP till date.The OP was filed by his GPA.Kindly advise.
harish
05 April 2010 at 21:45
I had got ex party divorce on 18.11.2009( filed on 12.5.2008) through proper channel from family court,lucknow.She had fully/ truly knowledge regarding this divorce petition.She has singed in summon- acknowledgement which is attached in court file.i have already paying 7500/- per month towards 125 crpc maintenance from past 16 months.
I have got decree of divorce. Still i have not got marriage.
Now she has filed for Restoration of Ex-party divorce after four months, only for linger on divorce.
Pl. help me what should i do....
Can i move a writ petition against this restoration in Highcourt ?because it is not mentinable in eye of law.
bhanu pratap720
05 April 2010 at 19:47
there is an unregistered family agreement. the wishes of the testator has been carried out and the petitioner is in possession. mutation application moved under section 34 of u.p. land revenue act but rejected . reason given is that it was necessary to file a suit under sec 176 of up zamindari abolition act , 1951. appeals under Ss 210 and 219 also rejected on same grounds. the argument here is that a family settlement should be construed liberally even if is unregistered . and secondly the petitioner is in possession and others co sharers have no objection. hence the judgment order passed by the lower authorities should be set aside by a writ of certiorari. KINDLY PROVIDE ME WITH CASE LAWS ON THE FOLLOWING POINT. I WILL BE EXTREMELY GRATEFUL
Anonymous
04 April 2010 at 07:33
Dear All
I am having visitation order for seeing my child but my wife is not following it .
I have filed 3 memos in the Family court bringing it to the notice of the Judge and even after the Judge telling her to bring she is not bringing.
She has the audacity to file a counter memo stating that I should fix appointment with her for seeing the child even though vistation order is in force.
At this stage I am planning to file a memo to STRIKE OUT THE DEFENSE IN HER Guardianship petition under CPC 151.
If anybody has any judgments in this regard please forward it and also your feedback in this regard will be highly appreciated
dheepak srinivasa
04 April 2010 at 07:26
Dear All
I am having visitation order for seeing my child but my wife is not following it .
I have filed 3 memos in the Family court bringing it to the notice of the Judge and even after the Judge telling her to bring she is not bringing.
She has the audacity to file a counter memo stating that I should fix appointment with her for seeing the child even though vistation order is in force.
At this stage I am planning to file a memo to STRIKE OUT THE DEFENSE IN HER Guardianship petition under CPC 151.
If anybody has any judgments in this regard please forward it and also your feedback in this regard will be highly appreciated
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Need simplification of the Text within the Brackets!
(and that there is no legal ground why the application should not be granted,)
Que.1.Need simplification of the above Text within the Brackets from Section 9 of HMA details of which is as under?
9. Restitution of conjugal rights.- (1) When either the husband or the wife has, without reasonable excuse, withdrawn from the society of the other, the aggrieved party may apply, by petition to the district court, for restitution of conjugal rights and the court, on being satisfied of the truth of the statements made in such petition and that there is no legal ground why the application should not be granted, may decree restitution of conjugal rights accordingly.