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Anonymous   22 December 2011 at 22:32

Dv case withdrawl

After the compromise/settlement is arrived, if the complainant decides to withdraw the Domestic violence case, is there any specific section under which the DVC case is to be withdrawn so that husband can make sure in future domestic violence case cannot be reopened/filed against Husband and his family members ?

Anonymous   22 December 2011 at 20:49

That.....meaning...

Dear Experts,

In below application for starting of every para That is used what is the meaning of this That?


IN THE COURT OF CIVIL JUDGE (JD) AND JMFC
AT TUMKUR

CMIS: /2011

PETITIONER VS RESPONDENT
PUSHPALATHA.S GURUSWAMY.S
D/O SHANTHAPPA S/O MAVISIDDAIAH
AGED 19 YEARS AGED 26 YEARS
CASTE BY LINGAYATH CASTE BY SCHEDULE CASTE
C/O RAMANNA’S HOUSE KARIYANA KATTE
KUNDUR VILLAGE ALUR POST
TUMKUR TALUK CHAMARAJANAGARA TALUK
& DISTRICT


PETITION UNDER SECTION 125 (1) OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE:-

1. The address of parties for service of process are as stated above the addresses are true and correct.

2. That,the petitioner is the legally wedded wife of respondent, the marriage is solemnized before Shri Male Mahadeshwara Swami Kshethra on 12-08-2010 in the Samuhika Vivaha Samarambha and the same is registered in Sub-Registrar office of Chamarajanagar vide marriage number CRJ- HM15-2010-11 dated 16-09-2010 in CD number CRJM1. The letter of Temple and Marriage registration certificate is produced as Annexure P1 & P2 for kind perusal of the Hon’ble court.

3. That, the marriage between them is love marriage against the wishes of parents.

Anonymous   22 December 2011 at 19:34

Query

My sister has filed DV case thrugh a lawyer.
But as per needs of the hour,Can I act as her lawyer though I am a govt. employee and am not enrolled with Bar council?

Anonymous   22 December 2011 at 18:50

Cruelty

after sec.9 ex-party decree in my favour where it was ordered for wife to resume cohibition within one month from order date, but she did not responded. after two months from order date i filed divorce petition, does filing divorce petition comes within perview of cruelty?

Anonymous   22 December 2011 at 16:04

Seperation

hi experts,
if husband & wife are not staying together for 1 year will it be considered as legal seperation ?? also if even if they are not staying together & meeting outside & talking on phone or through mails then what will be the case. please advice.

thanks

Minal   22 December 2011 at 13:30

Divorce

from 7 month of my perganance my husband has no contact with me i m contacting him in between after delivery he came on 2 day and then after when my child was of 5 month the reason was family problem if i want to take divorce can i take the custody of my child
please answer as early as possible

Legal Fighter   22 December 2011 at 13:08

Techical query in divorce case

Husband filed for divorce, wife opposed by filing W.S., case was at cross-examination of husband and wife moved an application that she doesn't want to oppose divorce proceedings but reserving her right to fight other cases against the husband.

WIFE IS NOT AGREEING FOR MUTUAL DIVORCE AT ANY COST.

Now my query is what should husband do? will it be an ex-parte divorce? Or we need to get all the witnesses examined and then argue. Also what will be effect of this divoce case on other cases (498a, DV Act etc.).

manish   22 December 2011 at 11:47

Need judgement/help

I need help in locating one judgment titiled jasbir and other V. state and Anr. 142 (2007)- I tried to search on websites (indiankanoon.org) but could not found. This is required for fighting my case in Delh high court as my case appears to be similar to this. The text of this judgement, I could locate in Dalbir Singh vs State & Ors. It reads as down below:


Jasbir and others V. State and Anr. 142(2007) DLT 141, wherein, the parties after settlement Crl.M.C.1852/2011 Page 8 of 13 before the learned Mediator tried to wriggle out of the proceedings arrived at the time of the mediation proceedings. It was held and observed in para 9 of the above said judgment that;

"The settlement was arrive at during mediation proceedings. The Legislature has amended Section 89 of the code of Civil Procedure in the year 2002. There is an all round attempt by the Legislature and Judiciary, as well as the Executive, to promote the settlement of disputes through the process of Mediation. Therefore, once disputes between the parties have been settled by the process of mediation, it would be in the public interest as well as to attach importance to such a process and treat the settlement as a solemn settlement. Otherwise, the movement of mediation may itself suffer if the parties are given to understand that even after they agree for settlement, one of the parties can still back out."

Deepak S Suthar   22 December 2011 at 11:16

Please advise me

Before 9 years My dad was adopted by their uncle who has no son he has five daughter. They execute a will of adoption that time. That all assets of him will be transferred to my dad after their death. But now property values has been increased so they have decided to fired out my dad and they execute a will that all property of my fathers uncle will transferred to his daughters after his death.

My dad has incurring all expences of their living and medical. My dad also beared marige expenses of their one daughter. We constructed a House on their land. now my questions are....

1. If my dad's uncle are agree to transferr (to made registree in the name of my dad) his all property (All property is Immovable Land and Houses) then he acan transfer it ??? His daughter's signatures are required for it??? it his daughter's are not agree but my dad's uncle is agree then How can we register this property ????

2. If we make a adoption deed again then their daughter can challange our ownership after his (My dad's uncle) death? 1.According to custom of our village a Godnama has been made. But if we see according to legal point of view then it is a will (bcz my dad's age was above 15 year(i.e. he was 35 year old when he is adopted)
2. I just want to ask you one thing that the all property is joine between my grandfather and my dad's uncle. If my dad's ungle are agree to transfer their share in the name of my dad.
3.Then How can we do so?
4.His daughter's signature required for this?
5. His daughter can challenge us in future for this transfer?

Anonymous   22 December 2011 at 11:06

Divorce

what are the procedures for divorce under indian marriage in U.A.E.