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kamal   14 March 2013 at 10:39

Please respond

Thanks all of you for the response

I am very new to this site and dont know how to reply on the same answer which i have recieved that is why i have send new request

If u all feel that i m misuing this site then u all are wrong.... i am going from tough time and required ur urgent help but u all are thinking i am wrong

any ways jab kisi bhi insaan ka time kharab hota hai dusre yahi samghte hai ki vo insaan galat kar raha hai but asa nahi hota.... har insaan ek jaise nahi hote jaise haath ki five fingers same nahi hoti

Amit   14 March 2013 at 09:56

Complaint regd passport

Hi,

I am fighting a divorce case wherein my wife committed fraud upon regd her age.
I have seen her passport with wrong DOB (what was told to us) whereas her educational certificates and PAN have the original DOB.
I've filed a petition in the family court for my wife's passport details but even several months later, no action has been taken.
I am now contemplating filing a direct complaint about the DOB fraud in wife's passport.

Can you suggest if this is advisable?
Who all should I sent the complaint to (regional passport office, vigilance cell in Ministry of external affairs, CID, CBI, local police, ...)?
Does any one have a format or should I contact a local lawyer to draft the complaint?
If the complaint is proven false (I doubt this as I have seen her passport, but just in case), then what actions would follow (any action against me)?
How can I track complaint and know what action has been taken?
Can I file anonymous complaint? If yes, how to track the complaint?

Any other suggestions are welcome.

anup neshti   14 March 2013 at 09:43

Donation of ancestral property which hasnt been divided yet.



dear sirs, As per Indian family, the ancestral property is divided and handed over to the next generation as per the will. but in our case, the property is yet to be divided amongst my grandfathers. and then comes the share of my father and uncle. which is going to take a long time. some of the property was into litigation since decades, which through high court, was now judged in our favor. two questions-: 1) is there a legal way to get the process sped up by issuing notices to the concerned parties? 2) we are well to do family on our own. my father wishes to donate his share into different trusts, temples and orphanages. can he do that now itself when the properties are yet to be divided and freed of litigation? our sole concern is that my fathers share should not be used in any way by his family or its members in future. your guidance and advices are valued and welcome. thank you




ahmed   13 March 2013 at 23:22

Regularzise and transfer name

respect sir

my grand father leave 500 sqyd house . this property miltry cottage after his death .govt pass go no.166 date 2008 to regularzise and transfer the property but my uncle and aunty dnt mention my mother name in legal heir certificate . and he try to regulerzise and transfer to his name . please what do my mother legal way to take share . and what share come my mother name my caste muslim total 2 brother 3 sister please give me advise . secunderabad andhra pradesh india

B Pradhan Singha   13 March 2013 at 19:01

Arbitation of sec 25 of special marriage act

Dear all,
I have quarries about my case as follows:

U/S 25 (iii) of Special Marriage Act, it described that, Any marriage solemnized under this Act shall be voidable and may be annulled by a decree of nullity if The consent of either party to the marriage was obtained by coercion or fraud, as defined in the Indian Contract Act, 1872 (9 of 1872),

Provided further that in the case specified in clause (iii), the court shall not grant a decree if Proceedings have not been instituted within one year after the coercion had ceased or, as the case may be, the fraud had been discovered; or The petitioner has with his or her free consent lived with the other party to the marriage as husband and wife after the coercion had ceased or, as the case may be, the fraud had been discovered.

In my case, my wife was forcefully separated from me and given a 2nd marriage immediately. Our marriage date was 27/03/2012, we were forced to be separate on 28/03/2012, and her 2nd marriage date was 01/04/2012,

Against my FIR, she had recorded a statement U/S 164 CrPC on 20/7/12, stating that we had induced her intoxication to obtain her consent and forced her to sign in the registration.

Now, my question is that, what does it mean by instituted within one year as per sec 25 (iii) of special marriage act’1954. Is her statement would be treated as institution of the proceedings U/s 25 (iii) of the act to nullify the marriage. All though she had made no separate complaint or FIR or petition by any means.

I have strong circumstantial evidence about her free consent and consummation. If I became successful to proof that what she says is false, then what will be the future of the case? My FIR is U/s 365,366,506 IPC against her parents and relatives and alleged husband.

Another point is that, in the meantime, if she files a divorce petition, then proceedings on the point of nullity of the marriage will continue? I mean to say, if once a divorce petition is filed by either party, can she further argued on nullity ground?

kamal   13 March 2013 at 18:57

Please respond

Mr. burman

i am not misuing this site rather i want to have sure way out to get rid of this issue which i am going from

you are talking this matter in another way

kamal   13 March 2013 at 18:20

Please respond

Dear Mr. Aggarwal

u can also answer my query

kamal   13 March 2013 at 17:59

Please respond

Dear Mr. Singh

Thanks for revert

but she and her family blames that boy is faulty in everything and our daughter is clear and safe.

if i go ot court i know i will nt ablet o get justice as her family members are in police and advocates and tey know how to make thing wrong and write.

hope u understand what i mean to say

kindly suggest