Anonymous
15 June 2010 at 22:37
Hello!
My younger brother got married nearly 5 years back.after staying together for nearly six months his wife left him and went back to her paternal home and blaimed her husband of not taking proper care and harrasing.her parents blamed that the husband is not sufficiently paid to take her care and is a better son than a husband.the husband is a manager in union bank of india.
they have never met since then and have no child.The husband tried repeatedly to get her back but her parents
say she cannot stay with her.they donot give her any contact detail so that he can talk to her.as per her parrents she has completed MBA and as of now doing job at some MNC.
pl guide the way to get her back as the husband loves too much.Also mention the consequences if she is not coming and a divorce case is filed by the husband with respect to his job and paternal properties.husband parrents also want her back.but if she does not come they want divorce and re-marriage.
The family is Hindu .
Thanks for an early guidance and valuable view.
Anonymous
15 June 2010 at 21:43
Hello ,
if i buy a house in my name for which loan is financed by a bank in my name ,can my younger brother claim a share in it.
as a whole,can my younger brother claim a share in the property in my name?
Anonymous
15 June 2010 at 21:31
I am a student(without 10th and 10+2) who have completed BA through distance education from Andhra University based on entrance examination held in Jan'1992. The eligibiity criteria for the then entrance test was 20 years as on July'1992.Passed the entrance and got admitted into BA course in May'1992 and completed graduation in the year 2007. Subsequently appeared for law entrance of AU and completed LL.B(3 years) through regular college study in April’2010.
My querries are:-
(i) Is there any minimum age limit at BA entrance level for myself being enrolled as an Advocate with AP Bar Council ?
(ii) I was told that I should have completed 21 years of age at the level of BA entrance exam for enrolment as Advocate. Is it true ?
(iii) What are the correct guidelines of BCI in the matter ?
(iv) What are the options left to me in case of non-enrolment as an Advocate in the light of All India Bar Examination in Dec’2010 ?
Your valuable suggestions and expert opinion is solicited since there are number of students like me who are on the same footing and hailing from remote villages. Your expert opinion will be of utmost help to us. Thanking you sir.
Anonymous
15 June 2010 at 21:26
Are the BCI, MCI, ICA, ICWA,
etc covered by the RTI.
If not, why not?
nisha keswani
15 June 2010 at 21:23
our house property is in the name of my great grand father.my late grandfather are 7 brothers and 4 sisters.my grandfather has four sons and 3 daughters.now the situation has arised that everybody wants the sale of house property including 3 sons of my grandfather, but my father does not.1)i would like to know whether majority vote wil bound us to sell the property.2)if my father also agrees then will my brother hav right to object the sale of property.
N SURYANARAYANA
15 June 2010 at 21:12
I am a student(without 10th and 10+2) who have completed BA through distance education from Andhra University based on entrance examination held in Jan'1992. The eligibiity criteria for the then entrance test was 20 years as on July'1992.Passed the entrance and got admitted into BA course in May'1992 and completed graduation in the year 2007. Subsequently appeared for law entrance of AU and completed LL.B(3 years) through regular college study.I intent to enrol myself with AP Bar Council.
My querries are
(1) I was told that I should have completed 21 years of age at the time of writing BA entrance exam. Is this true ?
(2)Is my age at the time of BA entrance having any bearing on my enrolment ?
(3)What are the correct guidelines of BCI in this respect ?
(4)What are the options left to me in case of non-enrolment ?
Anticipating your valuable and expert opinion in view of All India Bar Examination for which enrolment is a must. Thanks a lot for your patient hearing of my position. Your advise will go a long way to other law graduates who are facing the same problem and basically from remote villages.
BALAGANESH NADAR
15 June 2010 at 21:09
Hi Friends
I want to know either any departmental order of judiciary or any law against the litigant to sign his/her name in red or green colour in the judicial affidavits and other documents of judiciary. If so please send me the related case laws and necessary evidences to me through e-mail: balaganesh@lawyer.com
Faithfully: B.BALAGANESH,B.B.L., B.L.,
BALAGANESH NADAR
15 June 2010 at 21:06
Dear Friends
Please send me the case format of the Supreme Court. I want the WRIT(PIL), CAVEAT case format. Please send me the entire case documents to me through e-mail: balaganesh@lawyer.com
Faithfully: B.BALAGANESH,B.B.L., B.L.,
Nirmal A. Patel.
15 June 2010 at 20:19
Dear All LCI Members pls. send me ubder mention citations full text.
--Shriram City Union Finance Corporation Ltd. Vs. rama Mishra,AIR 2002 SC 2402:2002(9)SCC 613
--Lexicon Finance Limited Vs. Union of India and Others,2002(3)Arb.LR 60:2003(2) R.A.J. 316(Kar) (DB)
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