Anonymous
18 September 2010 at 10:04
Kindly advise us the procedure of getting the court decree from the family court.
Anonymous
18 September 2010 at 10:04
Good Day!, I would like to know what is the defination of certificate of freedom to marry in india and how does one obtain it.
Anonymous
18 September 2010 at 07:55
Respected Sirs,
This Query is regarding the divorce of my daughter. We had applied for a divorce by mutual consent The family court granted it. . We have a copy of the judgment with us.
Here are a few questions:
1) What is the court decree and its relevance? .2)Is a court decree necessary for a legal remarriage?
3)Is the copy of the judgment & the decree one & the same?
Regards,
John
Anonymous
18 September 2010 at 00:04
Respected Experts,
Regarding following query plz, guide/advice me
1) In what way e-mails should be presented as evidence? If there is a controversy about shared password between the spouses, what are the ways to prove the authenticity of the mails?
2) Also If one spouse consistently did not reply to numerous mails, and kept on over several years, exploiting the emotions of the other and hiding the fact that the mails are collected to gather evidence against the spouse, any good ways to deal with it?
3) A spouse who shares password can easily manufacture mails, especially when the intention is to gather evidence against the other spouse. So how these evidences would be authenticated in the hearing?
Regards and thanks to all.
Anonymous
17 September 2010 at 22:26
My friend's wife has file 125 crpc against my friend.They are demanding for interim maintanace of 15000 and final as 25000. Where as my frind is ready to pay 5k to 7k/month.They have made false allegation against my friend and his family and also mentioned his income as 2lakhs/month which is not the case. His earning around 70k/month.Her wife is well educated and was working before marriage and was earning 20K/month.
What is the max amount which falls under this case? or how to get rid of this?
rajesh
17 September 2010 at 22:07
I have just filed quashing petition for Domestic violence complaint in the High court. A draft is attached in my earlier post and repeated herewith. Please be kind enough to study the same, Sirs. The matter in the JMFC court had progressed upto the stage of complainant's cross-exam and just before my own statement. I have requested my lawyer in the lower court to apprise the JMFC about my petition in HC. He said I will get only about one more date and the matter will proceed in the lower court pending petition in HC.
Is it not true that lower court will have to put it on hold till the result in my quashing petition comes? Kindly suggest.
Rajesh.
Anonymous
17 September 2010 at 20:17
Dear friends,
Please can you tell me proper procedure for claiming inheritance under the Succession Act when deceased has died with no will and equal 1/3 division of his estate among heirs is required.
Where and how do heirs apply for inheritance of his property and what documents are needed for transfer of title? Heirs are having his death certificate, marriage certificate, and their birth certificates in proof.
Thanks
Anu
Anonymous
17 September 2010 at 18:52
My wife & myself married on 28.09.2008. She left matrimonial house on 24.01.2009 due to her quarrel nature and want only enjoyment. According to her I am able to fulfill her needs and she want to live with me separately from parents. I denied for the same. She returned my home on 19.06.2009 and again left the home on 24.06.2009 i.e. after 4 days. Afterward we have settled everything and have exchange of Jewelry & other things in the month of August 2009. At that time We have made MOU on 16.08.2009 stating all the things that both parties have received their respective belongings and now onwards both the parties do not have any claim and allegations of any kind against each other and if there is any allegations than it shall deemed to be withdrawn. She has also agreed that she don't want any maintenance or alimony. Also she will not claim any right, share or interest in my property either present or future. She has also let go her right of streedhan. And on or after 24.01.2010 we have to file petition U/s. 13(B) of HMA 1955. All these things have been mentioned in the MOU which contain Photo, Signature & Signature of two witness. This MOU was notary on 25.08.2009 at Bombay old Court. The MOU clearly states that no one from both of us can challenge this MOU and it is irrevocable. (Her return of home for 4 days is not mentioned in the MOU). Now my wife has filed petition for divorce stating demand of Dowry and mental & physical harassment u/s 13(i) on the ground of cruelty against me and my family members, demanding maintenance and alimony (Both) on 10.08.2010 which was received by me on 21.08.2010 requiring me to attend for hearing on 26.08.2010. The petition filed by her is false. I have attended District Civil court at Kalyan, Thane, Maharashtra on that date and request for time to appoint lawyer and file my reply. My queries are
1. Can she go against the MOU and challenge the same?
2. What is the strength of MOU before the Court of Law?
3. How much this MOU save me?
4. What should be my ground to reply the petition?
5. Lastly What should I do if MOU is not valid?
Srinivas
17 September 2010 at 13:44
In 2008 i married Vasantha Lakshmi working in Singapore and Iam working in malaysia. after that she force me to come to singapore and after that that is not sucess to go to singapore so after marrage 3 months we never met together. after that in sept 2008 i went to singapore and stayed 2 monts and got pregnency with in that time. after that i need to come back to india. Till that time she communicate with me quite ok. once i came back to india on dec 2008 she changed his mind and till now she is hiding from me with out giving the valid reason and with out having the communication with me. Their parents also not responding properly and blamming not reasonable things.
My marrage held at Takkellapadu Guntur (D.t).
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CrPC 125
Sir,
If the father's cruelty is proved through multiple false cases in court, like dowry and other app (5-8 cases ).
In addition to that father had done another marriage prior to the marriage with the son's mother from whom father is asking for maintenance, and prior wife has been set to fire due to dowry.Prior wife's son is now of approximately 35 years old and maintaining the business of father. But father with all false assumption is asking the maintenance from the son when multi type of cruelty has been proven in form of false cases.
Now my question in this situation--
Is father is allowed to claim maintenance from the son with whose mother the cruelty has been proven already in the court and they have zero interaction in between i.e. they both even didn't see each other till yet?
Kindly suggest in this regard if some SC ruling or any judgement you have please give me the reference.
Regards.
AR