Anonymous
25 January 2012 at 11:36
My wife filed to nulification of our marriage that I was a fraud.She said that I told her that I was a master degree holder but i have never said.I am working in one institute but she said that i told her another institute's name and another course
She said that i told her and she believed.
how shall i disprove?
If the onus asks shall i neglect and say that i did not say.
mrs rupa
25 January 2012 at 11:18
Is it mandatory to adopt the step child by step father in order to protect child's rights?
What are the rights of a step child on step father?
Kanchan Madan
25 January 2012 at 11:15
My son is separated from wife for the past 12 months.Judicial separation case was put by my son-Mediation failed in December .Wife has put only maintaince case. She is earning approx.45k per month,(net salary) Bank statment available.
What could be next. He wants divorce to get rid of her. Next hearing in February.The girl is not ready to divorce.
What could be next.
Sheetal Dedhia
25 January 2012 at 10:32
On going divorce case is converted into MCD case and subsequently I withdraw my consent and deny for divorce as I don't want divorce to be done. I can withdraw my consent at any time before court decree.
My query is subsequent withdrawal of consent in this case attract any offence under any acts prevailing in India?
What consequences I have to suffer?
What consequences my family members have to suffer?
Is situation is differ if such acts done by husband instead of me?
Anonymous
25 January 2012 at 09:03
My husband is not willing to live with me. He deserted me and i m staying alone for 5 months. Since i m workin i didnt put 125, 24 HMA also. He want divorce. But he is not willing to give settlement. I applied for RCR. He s not appearning any hearning. Atleast if he give settlmnt i can accept divorce. Even that he is not willing to give.
What to do ?
Anonymous
25 January 2012 at 06:28
I wanted to buy a property but the seller is a lady. The property belonged to her mother in law. Before mother in law died she willed the property to her only son ( husband of the seller) son willed it to our seller. Later he died. The son and daughter in law don't have children.
Mother in law had brother and sisters.
Q. Will the property devolved on the daughter in law 100 percent?
Or the cousins of the deceased son become hiers to the proprty?
Can I buy from daughter in law or not?
Anonymous
24 January 2012 at 23:49
If lumpsum maint given to wife at the time of divorce , and she agreed that she will not entiled to claim maint in future. Is she again claim maint in future for herself & children ?
Anonymous
24 January 2012 at 23:06
if husband has income say 20000 and wife has income say 12000 can wife claim maint in such situation?
Anonymous
24 January 2012 at 22:41
If at the time of divorce, if wife has hugge property that is why wife is not claim maint for childrens and herself. lateron she demands maint from husband. can husband demand the property details which is their at the time of divorce? while defending maint case. If so to what extent.
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Change/revocation of will
Dear Friends,
A man of aged about 70 years has made a will of his only immovable property in favour of his grandson who is a minor and the will has been regsitered. The will has a stipulation that the beneficiary can sell the said property only when he turns to 50 years.
Now the testator wants to give that property to his widowed daughter with an intention to enable her to sell the property if that be necessary to support her family.
Queries:
1. Can the testator revoke his earlier will . If yes what is the statutory requirement i.e. intimation to the registrar etc.
2. Can he gift the house to his daughter by way of transfer/conveyance deed instead of making a will and what will be the liability of stamp duty on gift.
3.If he decideds to make gift/ conveyance deed in favour of his daughter how the will earlier registered by him in favour of his grandson shall be revoked.
Views of the members are solicited.
Thanks & Regards
P.C. Joshi