attenuator
22 March 2010 at 00:26
Dear Experts,
Me and my wife have been living separately for more than a year and therefore have decided to file a petition for divorce by mutual consent. I have a couple of simple queries in this regard and would appreciate your valuable inputs so that the entire process goes hassle free!
1. In which circumstances could the second motion petition for divorce by mutual consent be filed before the mandatory 6 month period ? I ask this as both the parties are firm on their decision to part and there is no scope for reconciliation at all!
2. Normally what's the time gap between the second motion petition and the actual receiving of the divorce decree, is it on the same day or does it take a few days ?
3. Can a petition still be withdrawn by either party after the second motion petition and cases filed against the other ?
Many thanks in advance
Anonymous
21 March 2010 at 23:53
hello sir/mam,
my uncle is arrested under ipc 409 and 420 cases.hez working in andhra bank, arrested on 17th of dis month.we hve applied for da bail but dey r saying as da case cme 2 hearing.so how can v overcme frm da case...how can v aple for da bail in dis case.should v need 2 aple two times for 2 cases uh..plzz help me in dis case...
Ansuman Subhankar
21 March 2010 at 23:21
Respected experts,
I had purchased a second hand motorcycle from a person..what are the legal procedure required in transfer of ownership in favour of me...which sections,act should i follow..and also about the insurance facility..
Kumar Krishan Agarwal Advocate
21 March 2010 at 22:21
Dear Sir.
1. I am contesting a civil suit at Civil Judge [S.D] from last one 2 years. I draft the papers for my client and after that present to them read and tell them & after if agreed took the sign of my clients on each application or letter and after that deposit it before court of law.
But
The adverse party counsel move a single page letter or application without the sign of his Parties and makes his sign on application or letter only and filed it.
2. would the CPC provides exemption of not make a sign compulsory on each application of actual parties and engaging counsel is only sufficient to make his sign only and filed it before court.
Or
the actual parties also have to sign each application or letter with counsel to present before court.
3. It is wrong practice or right for not taking signs on each application in CPC and the counsel have liberty to file any paper by making his sign only on each court dates.
4. What provisions are in CPC that provides exemption of not taking signs of actual parties on application or letter and counsel have power to make his sign only on applications or letter?
Anonymous
21 March 2010 at 22:09
I want to give my commercial shop in NCR to my wife. My father is also co-owner in the property. He has no problem. Property was purchased from my money.
* What are the options, like gift, relinquishment deed, ....
* How much are they going to cost?
* Which of these options will cost the least, including stamp duty, any tax etc.
Another question linked to this is, if the property is sold by me and my father, can new property be purchased in the name of my wife (no co-owner in the new property)? What arrangement is needed in this case?
Thanks.
Trinadha Rao
21 March 2010 at 22:03
Please let me the following in little detail and simple Language:
Que.How to get and What is the Cost of Regular Bail U/S 498A?
Abhiraj
21 March 2010 at 21:40
Dear Sirs,
Good u please tell me that is 498A is compoundable by lower and Session court in Madhya Pradesh??? or it is only compoundable through high court for Madhya Pradesj???
Rave Gerawal
21 March 2010 at 21:39
Im looking to consult with a lawyer at Gurgaon who has expertise in Property Law. Pls recommend.
Anonymous
21 March 2010 at 21:27
Dear Sir,
I am an accidental claim lawyer in Dmaoh civil court.
There is a Query that we have a series of Bus accidental case.there was 42 peoples injured.
The problem is that there is no MLC report of 20 people who had injured.
So is there any rulling or citation for no requirement of MLC in accidental claim cases.
IF THERE IS ANY CITATION OR RULLING PLEASE FORWARD DETAILS...
Regards:
Abhinesh M. Agrawal
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