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Kalyan Borpuzari   24 July 2010 at 12:55

sec-209 crpc

At the time of the committal of the case to the session court, whether the lower court can take custody of the accused if he was earlier granted interim bail by that court on the basis of anticipatory bail granted to him? Please guide me with necessary case laws if any?

Dadasaheb Durge   24 July 2010 at 12:25

False allegation by empoyee after tetirment

was retired on 30/8/2009 As a Dy Director GSDA govt of Maharashtra.While in the service
I proposed Departmental enquiry againt Class-III employee.He suffered do to proposed enquiry therefore he got anoied now he made allegation against me that I was asking to him for money but he could gave MONEY thats why I harrased him . he is belong to reserve category he took support of castAND MADE FALSE ALLEGATION AGAINST ME.
My question is WHETHER I CAN FILE SUIT AGAINST HIM FOR DEFAMATION OF IMMAGE AND CAN I CLAIM COMPENTATION FROM HIM .THE EMPLOYEE IS ALSO RETIRED.SEEK EXPERT OPINION.

Anonymous   24 July 2010 at 12:02

False allegation by empoyee after tetirment

I was retired on 30/8/2009 As a Dy Director GSDA govt of Maharashtra.While in the service
I proposed Departmental enquiry againt Class-III employee.He suffered do to proposed enquiry therefore he got anoied now he made allegation against me that I was asking to him for money but he could gave MONEY thats why I harrased him . he is belong to reserve category he took support of castAND MADE FALSE ALLEGATION AGAINST ME.
My question is WHETHER I CAN FILE SUIT AGAINST HIM FOR DEFAMATION OF IMMAGE AND CAN I CLAIM COMPENTATION FROM HIM .THE EMPLOYEE IS ALSO RETIRED.SEEK EXPERT OPINION.

Anonymous   24 July 2010 at 08:11

PUBLIC NUISANCE

i RESIDE IN DDA FLATS. tHE OUTER SIDE OF THE FLAT HAS OPEN SEWER WHICH STINKS ALL THE TIME. iT IS A REAL DANGER TO PUBLIC HEALTH.

WHAT IS THE REMEDY.

Siddharth Mehta   24 July 2010 at 01:38

A lawyer threatening me with action

sir i had a debate with a lawyer on facebook relating to hindutva

I am of a secular poin tof view and was just trying to change his narrow mindset..
The debate got a little bit heated (but i didnt say any offensive word or abuse the lawyer in any way)

He asked me the def of secularism and i told him to check Article25(2) of the indian constitution(which was the extent of my knowledge of law)

it is understood that he got very irritated with the debate and is now threatening me that he will take up the case with cyber crime cell and will see to it that im arrested

he says that i misquoted constitution with ulterior motive

Sir please check the link below of the discussion

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=-3&id=1043156960#!/photo.php?pid=31382710&id=1043156960&ref=notif¬if_t=photo_reply

sir please let me know have i seriously committed a crime or is he just threatening me cos of his arrogance??

meenakshi chauhan   24 July 2010 at 01:35

bank powers over documents of mortgaged property

We had mortgaged our property to one bank, and all the related documents of that property were submitted to them. but without our permission or intimating us bank provided our documents to police for investigation of our some family property dispute. please tell can bank give our documents to police without intimating us or taking our consent, if yes then under which act or law. Thank you

padmarao   24 July 2010 at 00:40

138 N.I. dispense of accused for attendence

Namaste Sir,
In summons case 205Cr.pc says accused may be dispensed from personal appearence.but the court is insisting atleast for appearence for one time.I request you to clarify.my object is how to avoid the presence of accused by filing Spl.vakalath.this is 138 N.I. case.Are there any citations.The accused attended earlier before court twice when magistrate was on leave.
regards
padmarao

pratik   24 July 2010 at 00:28

Insolvency

Advanatges & Disadvanatges of filing of insolvency petition & the time limit to file it. Also who can file it.

A Book On which detail detail detail detail detail detail detail detail detail detail detail detail detail detail detail detail Information is given on Provisional Insolvency act, 1920. PLS


Thanks In Adavnce.

pratik   24 July 2010 at 00:21

Contempt Of Order.

If the decree or order or judgment of the court is disobeyed by the opposite party who has to obey than the opposite can file a execution petition with 12 years as per the specifi relief act OR he can file a (contempt petition or contempt writ )as per the contempt of court act. Also tell me whether contempt petition is proper or execution petition is proper or what is more advantage(S)& if than also the order or judgment or decree are not obeyed than the penalty provision or any prosectuion (JAIL TERM) is there or not pls tell me with the section.

In short the after passing the judgemnt if the parties does not obey than what are the penalties or any kind of punishment. Also what is time time limit to file a contempt petition or writ.

Thanks In Advance.

Anonymous   23 July 2010 at 22:58

About property title through Probate

My father, his brothers and his father(my grandfather) partitioned ancestral properties through an unregistered but notarised partition deed in the year 1986. Based on that unregistered but notarized partition deed everybody have got the properties mutated in their respective names, i.e. in property tax records and pattadar passbooks and have been enjoying their respective properties peacefully.
My father Willed away the above mentioned property and also some of his self acquired property (i.e. properties which he bought from his salary as he was an employee) between me and my sister.
Now I have applied for Probate. Does Probate give me full title with respect to the properties(both ancestral as well as self acquired) assigned to me as per the Will. In respect of ancestral properties (i.e. properties which my father acquired through unregistered but notarized family partition deed of ancestral properties) assigned to me do I get full title on those properties through Probate.