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Aishika   24 May 2010 at 09:06

abusive father on girl child

i am a 17 year old girl...i will be turning 18 soon...my father is extremely abusive towards me and my mother...he mentally tortures us...we both are financially dependent on him and he takes full advantage of that...we dont have other relatives who can help us...recently he told me he wont provide for my studies anymore...i cn manage by college fees...bt i wont be able 2 provide for my other necessities lyk food...clothing...shelter etc...since i will be turning into an adult in 2 months will he be able to turn me out of his house? in that case can i take any legal action against him? please help as soon as possible

sachin   24 May 2010 at 00:45

Section 138

Is the photocopy of bounce cheque is valid to file case under section 138. I have misplaced the orignal intrument, but the photocopy.

Anonymous   23 May 2010 at 22:21

start of trial pending IA

Sir,

An IA was filed by the petitioners about 8 months back. The enquiry is not done and IA not disposed. In the OS trial has not begun in spite of 2 years lapsed.

The petitioners on some or other pretext are unduly delaying and dragging the matter by filing IA's which are vexatious and few dismissed by the court previously.

In spite of several adjournments in the past 10 months the petitioners are not attending the court and the hon'ble court is granting time liberally.

I want the IA and OS to be disposed at the earliest, Please advice.

Whether my counsel can complete the arguments in IA with the petitioners counsel and is it mandatory for the documents to be marked be the start of the trial.

Can orders be passed ex-parte in the IA, pl suggest. What best should my counsel do in IA's and OS?

Thanks

Anonymous   23 May 2010 at 22:16

start of trial pending IA

to the above query pl clarify,

whether my counsel can complete the arguments in IA and is it mandatory for the documents to be marked be the start of the trial.

Can orders be passed ex-parte in the IA, pl suggest. What best should my counsel do?

Thanks

vinod bansal   23 May 2010 at 22:16

Help required in a case under Sec 12 (1)(a) of HMA

R/Experts
In given case I m representing husband/respondent in which wife has seek decree for declaring the marriage null and void on the ground of impotency.On the asking and in the presence of wife's parents My client/husband was (privately)medically examined and doctors opined that husband is potent and normal.Now case is fixed for petitioner's evidence,kindly suggest me any citation etc. in support of my case in given facts.Thanks

Anonymous   23 May 2010 at 22:08

start of trial pending IA

Sir,

An IA was filed by the petitioners about 8 months back. The enquiry is not done and IA not disposed. In the OS trial has not begun in spite of 2 years lapsed.

The petitioners on some or other pretext are unduly delaying and dragging the matter by filing IA's which are vexatious and few dismissed by the court previously.

In spite of several adjournments the petitioners are not attending the court and the hon'ble court is granting time liberally.

I want the IA and OS to be disposed at the earliest, Please advice.

Thanks

Tarsem Singh   23 May 2010 at 22:07

Is it possible in the Supereme Court of India ?

Respected Sir(s),
I am amazed to see a judgment of Hon,ble Supereme Court Of India vide which the Judgement of High Court and of Ombudsman in the matters of PSEB has be reverted by the Supreme Court in a civil appeal filed by PSEB. The point of my surprise is that that Hon'ble Supereme Court did not consider it necessary to call the party or even inform the party concerned against which the said appeal was filed and judgment is given. The party ( a consumer of PSEB ) who had won his case from the Ombudsman and appeal of PSEB against the decision of Ombusman had been dismissed by the High Court Chandigarh; did not even know that further an appeal by PSEB has been filed in the Superme Court. He (Consumer) was shoked to see the order of Supereme Court against him. Is it possibe and just that Supereme Court hear the case/appeal and give the judgement in the absence of party concerned ?

vinod bansal   23 May 2010 at 20:07

How many times constitution of India has amended till today

R/experts
Kindly let me know,how many amendments are made in constitution of India so far .Thanx n Regards

legaljoe68   23 May 2010 at 19:14

defamation under section 499, 500 501 etc

Sir, ,My commissioner C Ex from the day harassed me on fictitious inquiries and interfeered in my personal life. He transferred me every now and then and inquired officially from police about a police case iI had with my neighbour. When his harassemnt increased I complained to CVC and highehr authorities about protection given by him to corrupt and harassement to me in office on my personal sub judice matters. He in official records has called me "mentally unstable and paranoid" Sir can I file defamation suit against him . I have alrady sought permission from the President of India since he is working in Centrall Excise Tribunal as Member .
Sir can I initiate legal procedings without presidents consent. please guide . sir before resigning from commr post for deputation he removed me from my job. I am jobless . please help

Baskaran Kanakasabai   23 May 2010 at 18:30

Registrability

It is confirmed from the experts that a sale deed entered into between buyer and seller of a land, is a non-testamentary
instrument.
Registration Act,1908 says:
PART III : OF REGISTRABLE DOCUMENTS
17. Documents of which registration is compulsory
(b) other non-testamentary instruments which purport or operate to create, declare, assign, limit or extinguish, whether in present or in future, any right, title or interest, whether vested or contingent, of the value of one hundred rupees, and upwards, to or in immovable property;
(c) non-testamentary instruments which acknowledge the receipt or payment of any consideration on account of the creation, declaration, assignment, limitation or extinction of any such right, title or interest;
Therefore is it right to say that such sale deed is a compulsorily registrable non-testamentary instrument under sec 17(b) and (c) of Regn. Act 1908?