Anil
06 November 2009 at 09:27
Hi All,
This is Anil and I have a query regarding my Aunt(My mother's sister). Her husband is a 24/7 drinker. we tried to stop him drinking. But hopeless. Now he is counting days for his life. He has parents and one sister along with family is there in the same village. My uncle has two houses. One given for rent and my uncle, aunt and their children are living in one house. My aunt has one daughter and one son. They studying engineering.
Now the problem starts. My Uncle is now saying to everyone that if he dies he want to put a case on his wife and children. My uncle parents and sister are ready to put a case against my aunt and they will take the property (two houses). They will send my aunt out. My aunt was scared and in a big confusion.
Here my questions...
1. at this point what should my aunt do?
2. If my uncle dies then his parents take the property and through my aunt out. How can we protect her through legally?
3. I heard that if husband dies then all property will goes to Wife only not to his parents and sister. Is this correct?
Please help me out.
Thanks in Advance.....
Anil
Anonymous
05 November 2009 at 16:34
1.Please advice me in which site on NET I can access the Judgements related to WILL.
2.Is there any format for filing the PIL
Thank you
Janardhan
Anonymous
05 November 2009 at 11:27
After marriage, I was informed by my wife that, she was unwillingly married me only sake of her brother. I told her to separate from now itself if you are not interested on me. She told that, it will hurt my brother & family members if I do so, I will stay with you happily and I agree that. She was visiting her mother’s place almost every week end. She never gave attention to me, my family or my house nor did neither contribute anything to daily livelihoods. I never asked for anything.
After delivery of baby girl, she never come to my house, as I request her several times she refused to come my house by quoting various reasons like there is no one to look after our child. I told her that, we keep our baby with my relative’s house, which is very near to our flat. She is refused this by saying I will not believe them. I was used to go her place to see my baby every week end. Whenever I visits there, my wife started ignored me and never told anything about our baby. This was hearted me, and I called them to have a family meeting to solve this problem and they never come for the meeting. One day her mother and brother come to my flat threatened me that your wife & child will come to stay with you. You return her gold ornaments and we will returned your mangalsutra later and this will the end of your relation.
I was filed a petition in Kalyan Court for conjugal rights. Against this they filed a petition with so many falls allegation on me like dowry, cruelty, abusing etc.
I have lot of proofs against her like her email letters, where she admitted that, she was unwillingly married me and phone call records of her relatives.
Kindly inform me, if the e-mails and phone call records are treated as evident in the court and also give your suggestion in the matter.
Thanking you,
sivadeep
05 November 2009 at 10:45
hi,
i need a answer for the query..if the father made a credits and loans for his personal activites.. and in case if he doesn't cleared them.. then his son will become the responsible for that and will his son forced to clear the loans..
awaiting for reply ..
Ram
05 November 2009 at 01:06
my advocate could not file petition for one hearing for Maintenance case, so exparte order passed and hearing posted for exparte evidence. I attended hearing and filed set-aside petition. Petition was allowed and served to wife.
Please advice
1) if wife says 'objection' for set-aside petition, will the court pass interim maintenance?
2) my advocate could not file petition due to advocate boy-cot. is it valid reason?
3) Do I need to take doctor certificate with me?
4) The reason for not attending the hearing is true, will the court accept and set aside the exparte order?
Thanks in Advance
Ram
Anonymous
04 November 2009 at 18:01
A is a Muhammadan,he has a house property, for which he orally let it out on rental basis to his own brother B. After certain period B filed a caveat against A claiming that the house property has been orally gifted to him by his brother A. The possession also has been delivered to B and for the same B has accepted.
What are the legal remedy available for A to vacate B from his house?
Anonymous
04 November 2009 at 17:53
Lord Krishna had two wives,Raja Dashratha had four wives,bigamy was a tradition among Hindus.Why it is prohibited in democratic India?
Anonymous
04 November 2009 at 17:22
Hi,
The girl is my friend Harshads sister who is a soldier and posted on the border. She is a well educated and employed girl belonging to middle class marathi family and was married 04 months back to well settled boy from same caste.
The husband claimed for Two lac rupees, On account of failure to bring expected dowry they by all means are verbally abusing the girl. If the girl tries to say anything husband threatens her. He tells her that he has unwillingly married to her (Marriage was fixed 4 months before the date of marriage) her parents have cheated him and now he will make her life hell
In recent incidence they forced the girl to carryout abortion in second month and soon after started blaming her for the same Parents are reluctant to come forward because of their appreciation that it may lead to victimization of their daughter.
The poor girl who is shocked by all this and my friends family are worried, they urgently need answer to this questions –
1. What is to be done as it is very sensitive issue.
2. It appears as husband wants to break the marriage but has a fear of society and hence wants the girl to walk away by troubling her; can he be legally stopped from doing so?
3. Will going for a legal action can help?
4. What if the other party try to misuse the law.(Mother in law threatens that she will lodge complain against girls parents or do fake suicide attempt and blame the girl)
5. Can going to ‘Mahila Dakshata Samiti’ will help?
Ajay Syal
04 November 2009 at 16:37
What is the rate of stamp duty payable in state of Punjab on execution of gift deed in respect of property being gifted by sister to brother?
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reconciliation process and helps
hi to all
is this reconciliation is mandatory in divorce case. if yes
then what is the importance of it as some how I had made my minds to get separated with her know , nobody can force us to stay together as thing will become more worse, as u all now what is going to happen in councilling the Councillor will ask two to three question if any of the party say no then he will say reconciling failed so then why all this drama of recouncilling before proceeding , as once the party approach the court to divorce it is very clear that they cannot continue with each other ?
I am not deaning that reconciliation should not be there but i say where there are no children, both are working well settled, stayed away from past 2 years and more, happy leaving without each other , then for those case why counselling?
sorry if i had gone wrong
can u support me if i don't want to attend reconciliation as i already attended all the dates and made my view to the judge clear