S.D. Singh
13 June 2010 at 07:47
In a case, where Final Report has been submitted by the police to the Court, whether complainant can demand copy of Final report and the case diary / other papers as submitted by police , for study and reply.
Anonymous
13 June 2010 at 01:09
pls provide me the citation which was delivered by bombay high court regarding the 498 a and equittal to the all accused and provide the guide lines regards
RAJ KUMAR
13 June 2010 at 00:27
WHEN A RULING/DECISIONS IS MADE BY SUPREME COURT OF INDIA IN GENERAL, AND THE SAME IS NOT FOLLOWED IN SPITE OF MENTIONING THAT THE PERSON IS VOILATING THE SAID RULING, IT IS AN INDIRECT CONTEMPT OF COURT. UNDER WHICH SECTION IT CAN BE CLASSIFIED.WHAT IS THE PUNISHMENT.
Anonymous
13 June 2010 at 00:11
Ld counsels,
Can anyone please suggest me a good book for law of writs (Indian Consitution).
It will be helpful if that covers the statutory procedures to conduct cases before HCs and SC.
Please help.
Thanks.
Anonymous
13 June 2010 at 00:05
Ld counsels,
In a counter affidavit of a writ case what format should the supporting documents be submitted. Is it mandatory to always file a typed set (ie, in green legal size) or is it OK to index in green paper along with the xerox copies of the document and submit with the counter affidavit.
I have few letters from government do I need to reproduce the entire contents in green paper or can I take a xerox in the green paper.
It may be a silly question but please clarify.
Thanks
Anonymous
12 June 2010 at 23:31
my case is :-
1)at the time of partition aur family came in india .our grand father was a saint this was ancestral property . our father and uncle at that time was minor (below 18 ) our grand mother got claims head of joint hindu family from the government . as a inheritance she was a head of family
our grand mother have 3 doughter and 4 sons
2)our uncles fabricated will in 1974 against us . our grand mother died in 1976 after her death our uncles got will registered in delhi 1977.
we are the petitner in this case
Q) CAN OUR GRAND MOTHER WILL BE OWNER OF THE SAID PROPERTY ? HINDU SEC ACT 1956 RULE 14 .
IF NOT PLS TELL US WHICH RULE MAY BE APPLIED ??
CAN SHE WRITE A WILL ?? AND WILLL IS NOT APPROVED
PLS HELP US
THANK U
Chandramouli
12 June 2010 at 22:17
I am the sole legal heir of my deceased wifes house. the house was acquired solely through my earnigs as she did not have earning. I have no issues. I have 3 brothers and 4 sisters, all married. Two of my brothers and two of my sisters are deceased.I now want my one of my alive brothers son to gain sole rights on the property. Which is the best and least expensive way to convey the title to the intended person. Pl advise
Anonymous
12 June 2010 at 21:58
Dear Sir, We were married on 24 Nov,2007. After sometimes my wife refused to live with me on no ground. It is 2 and half yr past but she stayed with me only for 8 months. On may 30, 2009, We went to met my in-laws where she refused to come back with me. After 6 months, when all my efforts went in vain, I filed a case to bring her back (Sec 9) in response she file a case to compensate her (CRPC 125). Now court ordered me to pay her 2500/m. My salary is 6693 (proof submitted in court) where my monthly expenses are bus fare 1300, meal (20+30+30)x30=2400. I m only at my home no one else. How do I survive with these orders. and why should I pay when I am ready to bring her back.
Anonymous
12 June 2010 at 20:05
sir,
During trial of a title suit which lasted for 10 yrs oppo did not cross examine the witnesses and even did not get their documents marked/exhibited. Now can they at appeal call the witnesses for cross examine and get their document marked/exhibited?
Thanks to all
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