sajed
24 November 2011 at 17:12
Magistrate has dismmised (Dismissed for Default ) complaint of complainant due to non appearance under DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT (D.V.C).Can complainant
restore complaint in same court ? or she have to prefer an appeal in session court ? iam for respondent in said case .
varma
24 November 2011 at 14:19
A Widow/or Men whose wife is dead can remarriage with out taking permission of court i.e like divorse is there any provosion of law.Plz clarify doubt for Hindu religion,cristian religion,muslim religion & also for inter caste marriage rulesfor Widow/ or Men whose wife is dead decide to marriage
ankur sharma
24 November 2011 at 11:37
When does the property inherited from hindu parents who died intestate get vested in the heir ? i.e. when does the legal heir acquire vested interest in the inherited property
V K Dalal
24 November 2011 at 10:26
Dear Sirs,
Is it possible for a woman to get Welfare and Maintenance relief simultaneously under two acts who is under the influence of her family member i.e. Domestic Violence Act and Sr. Citizen Welfare Act.
If the concern woman has filed suits under two different acts, can one of the suits be naturally dropped by the concern courts if the fact is informed? She has already been given an interim relief under Domestic Violence act. for welfare and maintenance. Subsequently, she submitted another application in the local administrative court (SDM) under The Welfare and Maintenance of Parents and Sr. Citizen Act - 2005.
If yes, under what act (sec./sub-sec)?
Can one of the suit nullify another, if the respondents submit the copy of proceedings in the other court and vice a vars. Would it not reflect the malafied intentions of the applicant and her agents who are submitting affidavits just for the purpose of eviction of the respondents.
In both the cases, only eviction of the respondents has reflected out as the principal purpose of the suits through the affidavits and during cross arguments. Both the Judges have individually indicated that the eviction does not fall under these two acts.
Now, what should be my legal strategy to prove our innocence and be tension free from these judicial proceedings, which have turned out to be total nonproductive activity for my family’s peace and my career. As a result, my family priorities are jeopardized badly.
Thanking you in anticipation.
vkdalal
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V K Dalal
24 November 2011 at 08:19
Dear Sir,
Our judiciary and administrative system protects women, but it has been used to disintegrate families through malafied intentions of one or two members of the family members. Today, our Social and Family values have completely ruined in the name of Woman’s Protection Acts. If one has to understand the culture and ethical value of any state or country, he simply has to see the reflections through a few Indian Families. Picture would be true reflection of that particular country. Our leaders responsible towards National Development are hoarding the 99% of the resources. Corrupt practices and unethical social outcome has polluted even the families and vice a versa. When family's can not be saved, how one can expect that India would be saved.
Me and my family is one of the recent victims due to Woman’s Protection acts. In our society, any women crying with false allegations easily gets the public, judicial and administrative attention and sympathy resulting in bombardment on innocent husbands/mans who become respondents in the proceedings. Under woman's protection acts, husband and man are targeted, fixed and framed and ultimately get trapped. Their pleading for his innocence goes in deaf years, and it becomes highly non-productive activity for him, consequently his own life and carrier jolts.
O' GOD, give some wisdom to these evil women and their maligned agents that man and his family can live with minimum happiness. Family Life otherwise is also full of struggles in the current scenario, and over which, if one is accidentally trapped through so to say Woman's Protection Acts, he would have HELL of a time ahead and would only suffer agony and distress throughout.
Is there any visionary reformer surviving, to give effective protection system to the MAN and hear their cries????
vkdalal
Rajesh Dubey
24 November 2011 at 01:44
Hi Sir,
I am facing a issue. I had registered my marriage in 2007 in Ghazipur, UP marriage registrar. At that time they gave me a certificate signed by Court Notary, but on back side of that certificate, Marriage registrar has signed and stamped. They also gave me a copy of Marriage application form filled and filed by me and the same is signed by marriage registrar.
Now, to travel to Germany, I need to appostile the marriage certificate so I need a marriage certificate signed by marriage registrar.
When I enquired the marriage registrar office to issue a duplicate (copy) of marriage certificate, he is saying that they don't have a copy of my certificate in their record. so they cann't issue a copy.
They asked us to do the re-registration.
Please tell me how to get the certificate in this situation.
Thanks in Advance.
Surender Oberoi
23 November 2011 at 23:20
Does a family settlement made on a plain paper among 4 out of total 7 members of a family, with signatures of 4 family members and those of the extended family as witnesses hold any worth in a court of law?
ie. Is such a document admissible in court
in case any of the family members does not honour the settlement?
Anonymous
23 November 2011 at 22:41
if the respondent's advocate is not doing cross examination since 1 1/2 year. he is trying to drag the case. two time he leaved the court during the call for cross. the hon'ble judge telling that he will close the evidence if their advocate doesn't cross. once it was closed their advocate will get more time to reopen the evidence. in this situation what i have to do pl suggest me.
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Shared household
Respected experts..
I have got great help from all of you in my DV case.Thanks.Please guide me in one more thing.
I am in a shared house hold of my husbands, I live on second floor and my husband and other in laws live in ground and first floor.When i enterd this home after getting residence order from court my in laws kept one of all keys of all doors of my house.So whenever we go out locking the house they enter my home and searches everything scattering everything here and there.They don't give my all keys. I am planning to change the lock secretly as knowingly they will not allow me do so.Will it create any problem in my DV case?