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Anonymous   11 June 2010 at 14:37

This is a case of adoption.

Respected Experts,

Here is a complicated issue, which I am placing for ur valuable suggestion. Plz. Suggest me suitably.

A filed a suit in the year 2003 against B for declaration to declare him as an adopted son of late C. To prove his case, “A” filed his School records stating that C is his father. Now the age of A is 58 years.

On the other hand, B is denying the plea of A and contending that he was the original adopted son of late “C” and filed (1) Registered Adoption deed duly signed and executed by “C” in the year 1985 (2) Gazette Notification in the year 1985 (3) And mutation proceedings in the year 1989 and the Revenue Records stands in his name.

As per the contention of B, though “A” was with “C” for some time at his early age, there was no registration of an adoption deed etc., as like as “B” and further contended that he was absconded for more than 10 to 15 years prior to death of wife of C. C’s wife died in the year 1984 and C died in the year 1997. After the death of C’s wife, C was with B till his death. Due to love and affection on “B”, both C and his wife have taken him as adopted son and performed all the formalities as per the Hindu caste custom. Now the case is pending before the court. In this Now

1. I want to know at this juncture, whose plea is to be accepted by the court.
2. What is the procedure generally the courts followed, in case of adoptions.

Anonymous   11 June 2010 at 14:20

next to rejoinder affidavit?

what is next to a rejoinder affidavit? i want to anser the rejoinder affidavit but i do not know what is next to it?

saravanan   11 June 2010 at 14:14

cash in transit insurance

we had taken cash in transit insurance. We had given cash to our employee who is incharge of our branch to disburse the cash to our procurement parties. He had start disbursement on the day and at 5 PM evening some payments are pending as usual. He used to bring the cash to his house for safety purposes and will disburse the balance cash cash in the next day morning. At the time of bringing the cash to his house the cash was stolen by some people using knife and making him injured. Whether we can get the claim amount. Please reply me quickly.

Anonymous   11 June 2010 at 14:10

LPR

when will reopen a casein LPR?case is now in LP register due to fail of warrant execution.what will happen to warrant after case in LPR

Anonymous   11 June 2010 at 13:59

accident case

helllo all learned experts
mr x was driving vehicle and his wife was pillion rider the driver come owner of hero honda turned into the bridge and expired
whether she is entitle to lodge mact case for the death of her husband if yes against whom pls guide me

Anonymous   11 June 2010 at 13:53

Safty measures while givinig our property for redevelopment.

Dear Sir,

Kindly let us know what safety measures is to be taken by a tanent while giving their property to the builder for redevelpoment thru their society.

rgds,


Anonymous   11 June 2010 at 13:44

PSS

Dear All,

My colleague has received a summon from Metropolitan court under PSS Act due to ecs failure.

He has lost his job and so he failed to pay his emis and so Please advice on the proceedings on the above act and how can it affect him.

Thanks

Member (Account Deleted)   11 June 2010 at 13:05

mortgage

'once a mortgage always a mortgage'.plz discuss it with illustration n cases.thanks

prakash   11 June 2010 at 13:05

agriculture land

sir,
My father purchased land about 8 bigas ,20 years ago.
Mistakenly by Patwari Khasra no of one plot was not included in our account no.There are total 8 plots one biga each.
Patwari did the mistake and my father did not noticed it now Unfortunately the seller is now dead.
But his sons claiming that the one plot is in ther name ???
What can i do for that because registry of that plot is not in our name beside he is powerful man????
We have already paid the money, now after 20 years they are claiming for that already they sold it to us....what is the procedure to stop him to work there.

Anonymous   11 June 2010 at 12:56

How my client get his 1/4th share?

A is having 3 sons and my client is one amongst them. A’s grand father is B, who died long back and he acquired 12 acres of land. When my client was minor, A sold away 9 acres of land. Now only 3 acres are in possession of A. As per law, my client is entitled to ¼ th share of the landed property of B. But now A is refused to give his 1/4th share ie., 3 acres of land.

1. So how my client get his 1/4th share?

2. The transaction which was done earlier, when my client was minor, was a valid one or not.