Anonymous
25 March 2010 at 19:43
an exchange of foul language and beating took place between 2 groups. 1 was the resident and defender. 2nd was attacker and trying to get into the building with a specific object.
members of both group got injured. 1st gruop being innocent lodged FIR. subesequently 2nd group filed another FIR. The I/O is same. now the cross cases are going on. PP is same. how to fight for the 1st group, whose members are witnesses in the case lodged by them and accused in another case only bacause their names were disclosed in the med. rep.
HOW TO DEFEND THE 1ST GROUP ? (THEY ARE TOTALLY INNOCENT AND LAW ABIDING PEOPLE)
Priya
25 March 2010 at 19:38
Both people in question are residents of the UAE and are objectively considering the implication of entering into a legal marriage and would appreciate your legal advise on the same.
Since this marriage (if it is feasible) will be an inter-religious, inter-racial one, there are several complications that can arise and are of concern to all involved.
Both people wish to retain their respective religions. Conversion is not an option. The lady is hindu and the man is muslim. Marriage in the UAE is only possible if the man is muslim and the woman is either christian or jew.
According to the law of the man's country of origin, the foreign wife automatically obtains iranian citizenship. The lady in question does not want the citizenship of his country and wishes to retain her indian nationality and passport. Therefore, marriage in his country of origin is ruled out. This also means that the marriage will not be registered there as conversion will be a requirement by law and the citizenship will be automatically enforced. What are the implications of not having it registered there or legalised?
Would it make sense to get married in a common wealth country such as Australia (part of the Hague convention - wherby the apostle seal is accepted in India)?
Will the embassy of the uae in australia attest the marriage certificate without the stamp from the iranian embassy in australia?
Will it be possible to marry in India? What is the legal procedure / documenation required to do this so that the marriage certificate will be accepted by the foreign ministry in the country of residence?
Both involved prefer that if there are children involved in the future, that they do not acquire iranian nationality given the current political situation. Is it possible to get Indian citizenship for the children considering that the lady is indian? Will the children have to be born in India to be entitled to this?
It is indeed difficult to accept that in the 21st century, the laws of nations and religion can prevent bring two people together for a lifetime or tear them apart. If there is a will, there is a way. Is there a way around this? At the moment the scenario seems very bleak and any light shed upon this subject will be appreciated and undoubtedly life-altering.
Thank you in anticipation.
kaidjohar
25 March 2010 at 19:37
hello sir..my client is salaried woman.she get proerty loan from co op bank for Hostel Construction purpose.Can interest is deductible u/s 24(b).
ashwinisavishnainwar
25 March 2010 at 18:55
there are two spouses .it is impossible to them livetogethere.they want divorce problem is that they are shedule tribethere is no any family court there is senior division&j.m.f.c.The j.m.f.c has power to try that case.what is problem accord when we make the case in sinor division.
samiksha gupta
25 March 2010 at 18:51
sir,
a piece of land was gifted in the year 1960 to a charitable society by the owner within the municipal limit area to open a hospital. the society constructed the hospital by getting the approval of the maps by the municipal committee.for many years, the hospital was running and for some time it remained closed and after that the society gave the hospital to a local doctor on rental basis. in the revenue records the mutation was not done. the legal heirs of the donor they got entered their names in the revenue records and on the basis of that they have also sold a part of that gifted land to somebody.
sir, now my queries are:
1.whether the gifted land can be sold by the legal heirs of the donor?
2. whether a gift given by the way of registered gift deed could be revoked?
3. whether the part of the land sold from the gifted land by the legal heirs can be claimed by the society?
4. whether non-mutation has any effect on the gifted deed??
5. whether a case could be done on the legal heirs who have sold gifted property and mutation & registration of this sold property can be canceled?
6. whether mutation of the gifted land could be done in the revenue records now?
i hope you answer to my queries soon.
thank you.
Anonymous
25 March 2010 at 18:48
sir,
a piece of land was gifted in the year 1960 to a charitable society by the owner within the municipal limit area to open a hospital. the society constructed the hospital by getting the approval of the maps by the municipal committee.for many years, the hospital was running and for some time it remained closed and after that the society gave the hospital to a local doctor on rental basis. in the revenue records the mutation was not done. the legal heirs of the donor they got entered their names in the revenue records and on the basis of that they have also sold a part of that gifted land to somebody.
sir, now my queries are:
1.whether the gifted land can be sold by the legal heirs of the donor?
2. whether a gift given by the way of registered gift deed could be revoked?
3. whether the part of the land sold from the gifted land by the legal heirs can be claimed by the society?
4. whether non-mutation has any effect on the gifted deed??
5. whether a case could be done on the legal heirs who have sold gifted property and mutation & registration of this sold property can be canceled?
6. whether mutation of the gifted land could be done in the revenue records now?
i hope you answer to my queries soon.
thank you.
SONTHA SUDHAKAR
25 March 2010 at 18:34
Sir,
What is the difference between the Co-parcenary Property and Joint Hindu Property. Latest Judgement in respect of Hindu Sucession Act after amendment of S 6.
Regards
Sontha
Solace
25 March 2010 at 18:19
Dear Experts,
Now a days people at large feeling difficulty to have single wife. In such circumstances polyandary be legalise?
Anonymous
25 March 2010 at 18:00
Respected Experts,
The Supreme Court has posted our SLP in summer vacation. So how could I find out the date of its posting, as it is not updated in net.
Plz.clarify.
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