Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 19:40
Dear Sir,
I have immovable prpoerty situated in a urban area in which one person encroached to the extent of 40 Sq.Mtr. The said encroacher mutated said land in his name on property card. Now please tell me which suit can I institute against the encroacher.Please give me the detail procedure.
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 19:25
Respected sir,
I want few judgements in child custody case
1) custody cases are to be settled in three months- High Court (It came in news on 13-5-2009)Chandigarh or any orther related matter.
2. Chalked out child custody time table -High court . It also came in news PAJIM dt. 18-5-09
3. Working moms may not always get child custody
4. Working mothers bad for childres. or any other judgement to get the child custody. Since more than 15 months passed no action has been taken by the family court in custody as well as in interim visitation rights.
with regards
T.Srinivas
28 March 2010 at 19:05
Hello experts
one of my clients grand father transfered his entire property to their sons by way of registered will, after demise of my client grand father, how can claim my client to thier share in the ancestral property, is it possible to file partition suit?
Palak Lotiya
28 March 2010 at 18:40
Hello,
I need to know regarding the holidays that both public and private companies compulsorily need to afford to their employees as per law, and the consequences or other benefits such as double pay or compensatory pay in case they fail to give these leaves.
Also if you can through some light as to how many and which are the national holidays and are private employers and MNCs under obligation to provide the same?
Thanks and Regards,
Palak
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 17:03
can a persong withdraw a some amount form his provident fund account
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 14:51
Dear Sir,
I have few clarifications
1. Can a Trust be amalgamated with a Registered Charitable Society. if so the what has to be done?
2. We have a trust and there is a sole trustee. Now we want to have more trustees in the trust. Can we do that. If so then how.
3. Can a trust deed be amended?
Thanks
ashwinisavishnainwar
28 March 2010 at 14:46
plantiff make a case for possestion def plea is that def was adopted son of plantiff father mother there forefathers come from rajastan they follow the customs of hinduwhen def was 4 yrs old he wae given in adoption to prove his adoption he placed driving certificate election card school leaving leaving certificate he was know by name of adopted father his admother made will in his favour ado father is died having two properties in will of mather stated that he is my son he was doing all things for me therfohouse in name of my son one field wasgiven to my daughter she leaving in matirmonal homa given her gold oranements moneytherfore house property was given to son .there is gift deed in resrect of same property in favour of son made by mather reqnish deed in favour of brother made by plantif both doc are not registrd court held that in muslim law adoption is not valid therefofe give the possestion of house.we go in apple we have a documents to show he was adopted son .give ma some gudlines to make case strong some judgements
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 14:46
what is responsibility as a parent when adult child get registered marrige without having any souce of living/unemployed.
Shambhu
28 March 2010 at 14:30
Dear Makkad Sir,
Kindly explain in minutest details the procedures and documentation required in mergers and acquisitions. Pl. do not ask specfic requirement and provide your expertise this general subject only. I need them urgently sir.
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False marriage certificate
My friend (a NRI - non resident Indian) has recently come to know that a family whom he stayed with for a few hours following his pilgrimage visit to Ahmedabad, have in his absence from the city, managed to obtain a marriage certificate without his permission or consent.
We have come to learn that the family in Ahmedabad have in September 2009 filed a case in their local Family court under section 13(A) of Hindu Marriage Act and maintainence under section 125 of criminal procedure code. My friend has no idea of both of these cases and neither have any papers been sent to him concerning the same. We came to learn through friends in Ahmedabad who informed me and I have mentioned this to him. It is obvious that this family are trying to blackmail him with a view to obtain money through the courts from him and his family.
The facts we already know are:
1) He was absent during the alleged marriage and application of marriage certificate (his travel documents: boarding pass and air ticket show clearly that he left the city in the early hours of the same day, so concequently no marriage event too place)
2) No-one in his family has acted as witness on the original application or signed anywhere on the original application which friends have obtained a copy of from the Registrar's office.
3) His signature has been fraudulently produced on the application - slight variation from original
4) His signature is not present in the register of marriages also and neither is there any proof that he ever visited the registrar of marriages (appointment or photos)
5) No photos are present which clearly show any marriage solemnisation as I understand from section 7 of Hindu Marriage Act that both Satpadi and Kanyadaan are the binding elements in Hindu marriages which are customary rituals to both families, as his primary and only reason for visiting Ahmedabad was to take part in pilgrimage (visiting temples in and around city).
Is there any way to collapse both of the family court cases and secondly to launch a criminal case against the party in Ahmedabad concerned, with a view to either cancel the fraud marriage certificate or annulment decree?...How would he go about doing the same to avoid delay?...He has managed to find a high court advocate for him (based in Ahmedabad) who is willing to take on his case but because of the family court cases, he is also reluctant to pursue the issues. I would be grateful if any expert in this area can advise the best line of action he should take, taking into account the court cases that the other party have already filed against him and his family.
Also, whilst visiting this family there was a religious Puja held in the family flat which he attended, but did leave prior to the date of alleged marriage and registration of marriage.
Do advise accordingly...