Anonymous
12 March 2010 at 09:43
Sir,
If the husband is staying at her parents house and wife filed 498A and separated. Can wife claim divorce on the grounds of Cruelty and desertion.
Recently there was a Supreme Court Judgement regarding divorce on the grounds of desertion. "Spouse leaving the matrimonial home does not amount to desertion"
Please kindly tell me the judgement when it was delivered. When desertion is valid.
Thanking you,
Anonymous
12 March 2010 at 03:15
i have had a intercaste marriage with a christian , i am a hindu.now have a baby 6 months old.i want a divorce due to incompatibility with the partner.i wanto know will i be able to get the custody of my child?(boy).i am a DR by profession
Atish
12 March 2010 at 01:49
Greetings,
I have recorded the voice conversation of my spouse speaking to someone in a extra marital relationship.
Is voice recording on the mobile or recorder stand as a proof in the family court in a divorce case and what proof has to be presented besides the recorded voice.
Also is it possible in this matter to obtain a recording from the mobile company for the past many months or years and what is the procedure. Does it stand proof in the court of law and what has to be produced in court besides that.
Regards
Atish
Anonymous
12 March 2010 at 00:19
My Wife Had filed case in family court for restitution of congugal rights in family court & Maintenance in family court.
now today she had again filed case for DV act 2005
now i wanted to know whether both these case can run because in both she is asking for compensation
can u let me know more on this how should i avoid DV & let the case be continue in Family court
Trinadha Rao
11 March 2010 at 22:04
Que.1.Please provide me DV Act Bareact PDF?
nishad
11 March 2010 at 20:44
Dear all..
Is it mandatory to get the christian Will probated in india in favour of the executants of the Will?
Solace
11 March 2010 at 18:03
Can any body provide the data of illegitimate children born in India religion wise, since polygamy has been baned?
Anonymous
11 March 2010 at 17:07
Que.1.In an Order given in favor of wife by Family Court for RCR under Section 9 of HMA after 4.5 years of Desertion,Can the affected Party i.e. Husband ask for Conditional Order Such as:
Que.1A.Order should Ask the Wife for HIV Screening as he does`nt know what kind of relations she had during Desertion Period?
Que.1B.Order should also Incorporate that their should`nt be any cases Like 498A and DV be filed against Husband in Future?
Que.1C.Order should incorporate that any killings or Suicide in Husband Family as result of RCR Order Wife should be held responsible?
and Few other Conditions you Experts Know them well?
Ananthakrishna P.U.
11 March 2010 at 13:31
There is HUF in Karnataka (Mithakshari)consiting of Father, Mother, 2 daughters and a son having immovable agricultral property. First daughter married in 13.06.1994. Second Daughter Married in May 2001. Both of them given a GPA(unregistered) to the father releasing their rights. First daughter given GPA on 10.04.2002 and Second daughter given GPA on 26.02.2002. Lateron on 15.04.2005 partition (registered) taken place dividing properties between the Father and Son. The Intention is to transfer all the properties to the son. So majority of the properties are transferred to the son and only a small portion is with the father. It is mentioned in the deed that after the death of the father, the father's share should go to the mother and after the death of the mother same should go to the son. In partition deed it is mentioned the first daughter does not have right since she married on 13.06.1994. Now the questions are:
1) Is the daughters can claim back their right over the property again. The doubts arised since; a) partition after 20.12.1994, b) The first daugher is not part of partition deed since married on 13.06.1994. However, whether the the cut off date of marriage sometime in June 1994 is applicable in Karnataka or only in Maharashtra. c) The GPA's are unregistered.
My belief is that even though the partition taken place after 20.12.2005, since the daughters released their rights prior to that date (in 2002), they dont have the right again and partition is valid.
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Limitation to File an Appeal in high court
Dear Experts,
The district family court has judged an ex parte divorce for me. Along with the divorce petetion, my wife had also filed a compensation petetion. In that she added my father as second party. This petetion has been judged as partially exparty as my father defended the case.
He want to go for an appeal in the higher court. what is the time limitation allowded for this ? Is a copy of the judgement is required to file an appeal.
I heard from my father that , he will have the copy of the judgement after one month of the judgement(even if he filed an urgent petetion) .Kindly help me on this