mabusubhani
24 December 2021 at 06:21
Respected sir
My father died in 2019.one house was on his name.i asked my mother came in that house .Herself and sister(Unmarried). refused me Now I can forcely enter in to that house which was belongs to my father self acquired property. Already another house gifted to un married sister. My mother received family pension
mabusubhani
23 December 2021 at 07:34
Respected Sir/ Madam
As a proof this land belongs to ancestors no documents.But VRO GAVE DECLARATION THIS LAND BELONGS TO ANCESTORS,THEN HOW MY SISTER GIFT TO HER SON AND SON GIFT TO MOTHER ,WITH OUT REMAINING LEGAL HEIRS CONSENT. MY SISTER PAID HOUSY TAX ON HER NAME SINCE 20 YEARS.ANY RIGHT TO CLAIM IN THAT LAND REMAING LEGAL HEIRS
Anonymous
23 December 2021 at 06:21
A Christian man married under the special marriage act first and then after some days under religious rites in a church. Whether he needs to get an order of divorce with respect to both marriages when he files a petition to get a divorce?. If so under which act he would file the petition, under the special marriage act or the divorce act?
Anonymous
11 December 2021 at 21:53
Hello Friends,
Is it possible that section 9 will convert in to section 13 because if i will withdraw section 9 and file section 13 it will be time consuming, please suggest.
Thanks in advance.
Anon P.
11 December 2021 at 09:21
DV Act case was filed in Andhra Pradesh. We live in Telangana. My parents are very old and cannot travel to defend.
Does High Court of AP has power to transfer case to Telangana?
Which Court do I have to go to transfer the case to Telangana?
Anonymous
09 December 2021 at 03:03
Male `M` is married to a female `F` and has a HUF property which was created in 1977 (referred to as `HUF1` henceforth). He has two sons `A` and `B`. Both are married on 200x. F expired in 2018. `M` got remarried to `S` in 2019. So the marriage is a valid marriage.
1. Does `S` become part of the existing `HUF1` (which was created in 1977 with `F`)?
2. Do wives of `A` and `B` become members of `HUF1`?
3. Do minor children of `A` and `B` (grandsons of `M`) become coparceners of the HUF1.
4. During the partition of HUF1, who gets the shares (`M`, `A`, `B`, grandsons of `M`, wives of `A` and `B`, and `S`)
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Pavan
08 December 2021 at 11:50
I marriage as per Hindu law and I am Reddy in year 2014.
My wife done bigamy in year 2019 and I have her 1st marriage certificate and marriage pic
Query: What should be prayer to court to dissolve first marriage based on my wife bigamy so that Bigamy criminal case will not effect?
Venkat
07 December 2021 at 04:13
Dear experts,
I am representing myself in a child custody matter against my ex-wife. Child is 10 years old. Case is at the stage of respondent evidence. I plan to introduce into evidence, her prior false statements in the divorce case (disposed in 2019). I plan to apply for certified copies of judgements and orders (final and IA) in the divorce matter. However, I was told by a junior advocate that courts do not supply us with certified copies of petitions and counters. Is that true? In that case, how do we list them as evidences, because I only have Xerox copies of her past petitions, counters and arguments in which she made many false averments and some admissions as well which contradict her statements now that I have elicited during her cross exam. Can I ask that Xerox copies can be listed in the respondent evidence?
Thanks.
Anonymous
06 December 2021 at 17:02
Prachi Debnath is a member of the Scheduled Caste, a Hindu by religion and Pulaya by Caste.
She while working as Telephone operator in the Indian Posts and Telegraph Department got
acquainted with an employee, Arnold D’Souza in the same Department who belonged to
Christian religion and they got married on 15-07-2001. Two children, Pankaj D’Souza and
Pranati D’Souza were born in the wedlock on 24-03-2003 and on 08-12-2005 respectively.
Pankaj D’Souza being a child born on an inter-caste marriage between Scheduled Caste and a
non-Scheduled Caste, claiming himself to be a Scheduled Caste wanted a reserved seat in a
Government Engineering College in the State of West Bengal. But the College rejected his
application and refused to give admission to the College. Hence, Pankaj D’Souza being a minor
boy, represented by his mother filed a Writ Petition to the Honourable High Court of Calcutta
under Article 226 of the Constitution of India seeking the Court to issue a Writ of Mandamus
or other appropriate Writ, order or direction to the College authority to keep one seat for
admission to the Engineering Courses, 2020 – 2021 in the Scheduled Caste Quota in the State of West Bengal.. What will be issues raised on Petitioner side( Pankaj D'Souza) and Respondent side ( Govt. Engineering College). . . Plzz help me with the solution .
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Self acquired property of father
Respected Sir
I my previous query Expert give suggestion as enter in to home by legally. Please clearly give advise , means of legally