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aditya vadali   18 July 2010 at 21:49

court proceedings

Respected lawyers & my seniors,

i would like to know how to file a case in the high court of law after the preparation of petition. (p.i.l)

pls, favour me with ur experienced suggestions.

thanks & regards,

ADITYA VADALI.

Aston Albuquerque   18 July 2010 at 21:36

Provident Fund on MFW

Provident Fund deduction: Should it be on amount not less than minimum fair wages in force?

Anonymous   18 July 2010 at 21:36

notary

hai!

i am jhansi, i would like to know how apply for Notary, can i apply now and if i selected for interview then what questions will be asked by the interview board?

N SURYANARAYANA   18 July 2010 at 20:39

DIVORCE BY MUTUAL CONSENT AND CONSENT OF PARENTS ?

A couple who were wedded a decade ago are not having children. A situation has come where it is not possible for any patch-up between the couple. The couple wanted to obtain divorce by mutual consent. My querries are:-

(1) Is consent of the parents of the girl a necessary/must for obtaining divorce by the couple by way of mutual consent ?

(2) If no consent is given by the parents of the girl on account of bad conduct of the husband will it come in any way for the couple to obtain divorce by mutual consent ?

(3) What are the rights of the wife over the property of the husband in case of divorce by mutual consent ?

(4) What is the correct proposition of law ?

Anonymous   18 July 2010 at 20:29

stages of a civil suit


The different stages of a civil suit in the trial court. Comments from the members is requested.

1. Institution of suit
2. Notice to opposite party
3. Filing of W.S. by the opposite party
4. Replication by first party
5. Evidence of the first party
6. Evidence of the respondent
7. Cross examinination by respondent
8. Cross examination by first party
9. Framing of issues
10. Final Arguements

Regards,

P.C. Joshi

Anonymous   18 July 2010 at 20:18

adjudication machinery in labour laws

Pls let me know what is the adjudication machinery in labour laws. Like we have district courts, high Courts and supreme court in a civil case. Is there any seperate judicial system operating in labour laws.

Regards,

P.c. joshi

ChandanLawyersclub   18 July 2010 at 18:56

Wife not joining me how to get divorce fast

Dear All,
I and my wife were married, 6 yrs back in May 2004.My wife was going well two years with me, we have tried for a baby after July 2005 to August 2006. But she was unable to conceive. I bought a joint property in both of our names in Chennai now worth 65 lakhs now. I have still bank loan for the same around 25lakhs. I have paid all money. My wife has not paid anything. She joined a job in feb 2006. Her boss helped us to buy the property. My wife has lot of confidence on him, we kepy all cash in his hands, but latter we came to know he has taken 4Lakhs himself. He has washed brain of my wife, my wife started avoiding marital relation with me, and starts living in separate room, threaten me for dowry case, slowly we have huge misunderstanding. I have suspense she has relation with him. Once she came to her parents place in Nainital. I got another offer and changed the job from Chennai to Kolkata in Nov 2007. I left the Chennai without telling to anyone. I told her after 3-4 months. I was showing lot of anger to her thinking she will improve...at that time
Latter I went to take her in May2008, Till now I have gone to take her at least 10-11 times . She has joined the job in Dehradun, every times she says she will come but not coming from last two years.. I have sent a restitution notice from a lawyer also in 2009 Oct. She has not replied
Her parents have also tried best to send her with me but she is not thinking.
She has very negative outlook for family, kids. I have even asked her, I will give her abround 10lakhs after selling Chennai house , if she do not wants to stay with me. But she has to agree for divorcee .She is not deciding from last 2.5 years
I am sending her Rs 5000 per month also. I do not want to spoil her life, but she do not have any emotions for me. We do not have any marital relation from last 4 years now.
I am planning to send her second notice for restitution. For first notice she has not replied. She is not coming back, not willing to divorce me also, even after offering her around 10lakhs she is not deciding. I have tried her to take to marriage councilors to save our marriage, but she is not at all willing to come. I am now 36 years. She is 31. I have lost 6 years of married life. I am very much depressed nothing is moving, my mother is very much upset to see my personal life. Now I moved to Bangalore from Kolkata 5 months back for another job. I earn good salary around one lakhs per month as take home. plus around 2laks bonus per annum. She gets around 8000per month. I have tried my best to save my marriage still trying for the same.
My wife is only one daughter, (single child) on her parents, her father gets pension of 12000per month. Have enough property and money for her. They also wants her daughter to come with me, she is not listening to anyone.

What to do in such case.. How long I can wait..already 2.5 years over.. how to get her back or get rid off from her. How much I have to pay her to settle divorce, how long it will take , she is not willing to give ..pl. advice regards Umesh

Anonymous   18 July 2010 at 18:46

attchment of property before judgement

plaintiff filed petition under order 38 rule 5 of cpc before judgement to attch the property of defendant. court directed defendant not to alienate the property instead of giving attachment order,by way of injunction.the said petition was also made absolute.suit was decreed.later defendant sold the property under regsale deed.my question is whether the plaintiff is entitled to brought the property for sale eventhough there is no attachment order.whether the plaintiff can brought the property for sale basing on the injunction order.

pratik   18 July 2010 at 18:39

Succession, 1925.

Indian Succession act, 1925.

363. When unsatisfied legatee must first proceed against executor, if solvent.- If the assets were not sufficient to satisfy all the legacies at the time of the testator's death, a legatee who has not received payment of his legacy must, before he can call on a satisfied legatee to refund, first proceed against the executor or administrator if he is solvent; but if the executor or administrator is insolvent or not liable to pay, the unsatisfied legatee can oblige each satisfied legatee to refund in proportion.

Query: How can a executor or administrator can become a insolvent because a executor is appointer as per the will & the administrator is appointed as per the court process so i have not understood actuall saving of the section that what does the sections speaks .

Pls explain me the section with the help of a example(S).

Thanks In Adavnce.

SL Soni   18 July 2010 at 18:25

Charge sheet under sec 306

Sir, on 1 jul 10 one of my father in laws friend committed suicide by consuming poison in front of my laws house. My father in law and brother in law took him to hospital where he declared dead. Police found a suicide note in which he blamed my father in law for not paying the landed money and also mentioned illegal affairs of my father in with his wife. Police arrested my father in law and send him to jail. Fact- my father in law borrowed money from him but never refused to repay. They have made a mutual agreement on 100 rupees stamp paper on 28 jun 10 on repayment. There is no such illegal affairs as his wife has refused to police. Our defence- we have a xerox copy of agreement. His wifes statement. Sir, please tell us the seriousness of case and can we apply for bail as police has not proceeded the charge sheet to court. Thanking you sir.