Anonymous
10 June 2010 at 12:30
1. The accused appears on summons issued. Judge fixed another date for hearing.
2. On next date of hearing accused does not appear. What happens?
Chetan G. Gosalia
10 June 2010 at 12:16
Two daughter have one property, property owner is her mother what is the transfer rules?
Anonymous
10 June 2010 at 10:58
Sir,
Police Inspector falsely implicates a person and a charge sheet is filed in court.
Whether a complaint be filed against the police inspector for falsely implicating a person?
what is the procedure?
Should the trial in the court to be completed for filing the complaint against police?
Why should innocent suffer for years/decades together for the false implication?
manish sharma
10 June 2010 at 10:44
Sir, One of my friends, who is a Central Government Employee got married on 1st December 2002 as per Hindu Rites. His wife is also a Central Government Servant. Due to unavoidable circumstances, they could not stay with each other and decided to separate. They have also signed an agreement, duly verified by four/ five of their relatives, to live separate and also decided that they have no objection on the remarriage of any one of them. But, the same is not submitted in the Honb'le Court of Law. Since then, both of them were not on living terms. A period of five years had passed, he was not known about the whereabouts of his first wife. Thereafter, my friend's wife met with an accident on 12th August 2007. As there is no one to look after and being the only member in the family, my friend got married to another woman on 19th January 2008 explaining all facts of earlier marriage to the second woman. The second woman has no objection on his first marriage. Now, my queries are as follows:
(i) Whether his second marriage is legal as per the Hindu Marriage Act?
(ii) Whether his first wife can file an appeal against his second marriage, in spite of the fact that a period of eight years have passed since his first marriage?
(iii) Whether there is any effect of his second marriage on his Government Service?
(iv) Whether he should live peacefully with his second wife if his first wife has no objection to it?
(v) What action is he required to take to prevent his Government Service?
I shall be highly obliged if the above clarifications would be sent to me at the earleist convenience.
Regards,
Manish Sharma
Anonymous
10 June 2010 at 10:43
Suppose one agreement for lease of an immovable property expires and as per the clause of the agreement it is renewable. Now if we go for a fresh agreement for renewal of the lease agreement is the registration of the fresh agreement mandatory?
Rgds,
Anonymous
10 June 2010 at 10:31
Hello,
I am looking to start a pre-primary and primary school. I would like to know the procedures and norms for forming the governing council of the school. Specifically,
1. How many members are required to form the governing council?
2. Can Family members like husband, son, mother-in-law and daughter-in-law become members of the governing council.
3. Is it necessary for members fo the governing council to draw income from the school or are they eligible for perks?
Thank you,
Shefali Shenoy
Anonymous
10 June 2010 at 10:11
Dear Sir,
Our society has been registered 1992 under Maharashtra Co-op. Soc.Act,1960.
Recently, the Secretary of the society has increased the Maintenance Charges by 70%(Excluding Property Tax & Sinking Fund)without any discussion with the Managing Committee of the Society and without the approval of the General Body of the Society. Members of the Society has not been given any Financial Statement since 2003. Secretary has just put the Circular on the Notice Board of the Society stating the fact of such increase from 01/04/2010.
Kindly advice on the aforesaid matter and if it is illegal,what can be done further in the matter.
Awaiting for your reply.
Thanks.
Member of the Society.
Anonymous
10 June 2010 at 10:00
1. The accused has appeared before the court twice but thereafter has failed to appear.
2. Can the case continue with the lawyer only appearing on behalf of the accused.
3. Is it necessary for the accused to appear everytime
4. What will the magistrate order in case the accused fails to appear
shantanu dekhane
10 June 2010 at 09:28
Once PIL Petition is filed and order has been passed on the same issue can again on the same question PIL petition can be filed for the enforcement purpose, whether it amounts to be Res Judicata ?
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Bigamy- regarding
Sir,
One of my friends has got married two times first on 1st December 2002 and 19th January 2008. He is a Central Government Servant.
The Exception to Section 494 of Indian Penal Code is that "This Section does not extend to any person if such husband or wife, at the time of the subsequet marriage, shall have been continually absent from such person for the space of seven years.
Please advise me the following at your earliest convenience:
(i) Whether his first wife can file an appeal against his second marriage in spite of the fact that a period of eight years have passed since his first marriage and they were not on living terms since 31st December 2002. Whether my friend is safe as per the exception to this section?
(ii) There is no other document to exist, except the entry of details of his second wife as family member in his Service Book Records maintained in office. Whether this is a valid document to prove his second marriage?
Regards,