Anonymous
21 June 2010 at 16:58
Dear Sir,
Can i meet my son against crpc 125. judge (Mr Tej Partap Randhwa Nabha)ask your wife says yes then you meet our son.can we stay in together one or two days.
Kya MAin apne SOn ko kabhi nahi mil sakta.
please send any suggestion for this topic.
PLease help me
Anonymous
21 June 2010 at 16:43
Dear Sir,
A party lives in DELHI & has OFFICE there gave me a cheque to which I presented in bank at FARIDABAD which got bounced. I sent legal notice to party from FARIDABAD as MY RESIDENCE IS AT Faridabad . Now, I want to file case in court.
Will the case be filed at FARIDABAD court or DELHI court.
I made payment to party from my FARIDABAD BANK ACCOUNT by cheque.
Anonymous
21 June 2010 at 15:32
Respected sir,
What are the evidence and procedure reqd to charge a corrupt public officer under IPC 219? Either I should approach Hon. CJM court or High court directly. I want to avoid Police. I was asked to pay bribe thro’ an influential local middlemen. Is there any case law. Plz. suggest.
Thanks.
Anonymous
21 June 2010 at 15:20
Sir,
In a case a public officer has put his signature on a record on a date on which he even had not joined the office. This happened due to manipulation of the record in one day. regarding that I need some information like -
On which date he joined the office?
Apart from this shall I ask whether that signature belong to him?
Are these questions correct or I need anything else to ask. Plz. suggest me. I will remain obliged. Thanking all of U.
Manjula
21 June 2010 at 15:12
My maternal grandfather (Hindu) had a self acquired property and passed away without a will in (2000)
My grandmother also passed away 2 years after that (2002) They had 2 children , my mother and my uncle.
My uncle was suffering from serious illness and needed money for his medical treatment.
Hence requested my mother to sign an acceptance to transfer the property in my grandfather's name to his name so that he could sell off the property for his treatment.
My mother also signed an agreement ( 20 Rs bond paper) accepting to transfer the property to my uncle's name in June 2003
Unfortunately , within three months he passed away (Sep 2003). The property was transferred to his name but was not sold out.
He had no children.His widow is claiming full ownership of the property.
My aunt is working and has constant source of income. Currently she is residing In her parents home.
My aunt is collecting the full rent from my grandfather's house for the past seven years ( from 2003 sep onwards)
Can my mother still claim her share in the property since her brother has passed away or is my aunt (my uncle's widow) the sole owner ?
Anonymous
21 June 2010 at 15:08
Hi,
Our Father has got a property through Family partition deed on 1978 and in that deed my Father's elder brother and younger sister also part of it, my Father's elder brother also got a property like our Father.
But my Father's younger sister, has not received any property in that deed, instead it was mentioned as, my father and my father's elder brother has to pay Rs 5000 each to my their younger sister and until they pay that amount their respective properties will be under mortgage and once they paid the above said amount, their younger sister has to give release deed for their respective properties.
As per the above deed, everything was happened, and the release deed for our Father's property and his elder brother's property was in possession of my Father's elder brother.
Due to family disputes, my father's elder brother is not willing to hand over the Release deed which is pertaining to our Father's property, saying that it was lost, but we know he has it.
So as of now, we are only in possession of Copy of Document (got from registrar office) not the original Release Deed document,
1) will this create any complication?
2) Is possession of Copy of Document is equivalent to possession of Original document?
We just want to know whether it is absolutely necessary to fought and get the origninal release deed document from my father's elder brother or it is OK to have Copy of Document itself.. Please clarify.. Thanks
PANKAJ KUMAR JETLY
21 June 2010 at 14:52
I sent notice to a party whose cheque got bounced. The lawyer made party to the company, director and owner of the company ( who put signature on the cheque ) . His receptionist returned two registries of owner of the company and the director with a reason that owner is out of station and director has left the company BUT third registry in the name of company has not returned as I have not received third registry.
Can case can be filed as notice time period ( 15 days ) has been completed. Can this case be legally accepted in the court or NOT ?
pratik
21 June 2010 at 14:24
Q. What is the difference between the follwing ?
A. Following are the terms used by lawyers and judges and police.
Setting aside- When a party gets aggrieved by any order of a lower court, a revision petition is filed to set aside that order.
Quashing- When a party is aggrieved by a judgment, an appeal is filed to quash the judgment.
Expunction -When a party is aggrieved by certain observations/findings and not necessarily the order/judgment, then the higher court is petitioned to expunge the portions objected.
Reconciliation -Forgive and forget. The difference is that in compromise there may be terms and conditions of settlement but in reconciliation no there are no terms and conditions.
Pls elaborate the abovementioned in more detail i would like to hae the learned members contribution in depth pls also would like to have the difference between quashing, compounding of offence & compounding, cognizance, to take the cognizance in depth. pls if possible witht the example.
Also Inside the Forum - Civil I have a written a para regarding the difference between law of resitution & law of compnestion pls read it & give comments on it in depth.
Thanking u all experts in advance.
RTI ACT
HI,I APPLIED FOR SOME INFORMATION IN THE GOVT. DEPTT.IN MY DISTT. ,BUT THEY DID NOT PROVIDED THE INFO. EVEN AFTER THE 30 DAYS,NOW WHAT SHOULD I DO AND WHAT IS PENALTY FOR THE CONCERNED OFFICER?