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Jayesh   14 March 2010 at 03:34

Procedture of getting back my money

I have invested my money in monthly income scheme. As a joint holder I have kept name of my sister but all the money are mine. What documents I should prepare so that my sister can not claim on my money kept in MIS in future?

Jayesh   14 March 2010 at 03:28

Procedture of rejecting the appeal

I have filed my divorce case in civil district court of Baroda. i represent myself as party & person. On 3rd March I applied for stay order against telecom companies not to destroy mobile, landline & internet data, not as part of my case but seperately. Registrar of the court stamped on the documents and sent me to civil judge. Civil judge rejected my appeal and asked me to apply for stay order as a part of my divorce case. I told him my wife's lawyer may delay the case by one or two months and the data will be destroyed. but he did not approve and gave me back my papers without signing or making any written comments. i went back to registrar and he removed his signature from my case papers and returned me my documents. My question is is this procedtur of rejecting the appeal as per rules? Suppose I want to appeal against the decision then how can i prove that I have applied to civil court? Also can't I get stay order seperately? What is the procedture to apply for stay order within my divorce caes and how can I get stay order in my divorce caes within two months? What is the procedture to get stay order not as a part of my divorce caes?

Clayton Mendonca   13 March 2010 at 23:59

Trying to usurp grandfathers property in Utan

1) Indian Christian person had self acquired property in Utan Taluka, Bhayandar, Thane District, Maharashtra.

2) Person died intestate in 1965.

3) Person had two children ChildA and ChildB and both of them also died intestate in 1975 and 1990.

4) ChildA had two children GrandchildA1 and GrandchildA2.

5) ChildB had two children GrandchildB1 and GrandchildB2.

6)GrandchildA1, GrandchildA2, GranndchildB1 and GrandchildB2 are all alive today.

7) Grandchild A1 came to know that Grandfather had 15 gunthas of property worth 15 lakhs in a village in Utan.

8) The other grandchildren were not aware of the existence of this plot.

9) GrandchildA1 wanted to sell this property to a buyer for 15 lakhs without the knowledge of the other three grandchildren.

10) GrandchildA1 advertised in a Marathi newspaper the following - I, Mrs. GrandchildA1 is the sole survivor of Mr. Grandfather, owner of 15 gunthas, survey no 123/25 of Utan Taluka. I want to sell this property to Buyer1. If anyone has any objection to selling of this property, they should raise objection within 15 days or else this property will be sold to Buyer1.

11) The other grandchildren have now come to know of this and have informed the buyer that he could be in trouble if he buys this plot without getting their signature.

12) What action can now be taken against GrandchildA1 by the other grandchildren? Also, can they file a police complaint against her and under what section of CrPC?


Please give your learned suggestions.

Thanks in advance and regards,

Clayton




Vinaya Chandra Pande   13 March 2010 at 23:01

Right to Information Act 2005

The term "officer" has been used inter alia in sections 5(2), 5(4), 5(5), 8(1)(i), 13(6), 16(6) and 25(3)(d)of the Right to Information Act 2005, but has not been defined anywhere therein. In the absence of any such definition, what criteria are legally permissible to deploy to determine whether an employee of a public authority, as defined in the Act, is to be treated as an "officer" or as an ordinary employee? Is there any provision of another law that may be validly resorted to for making a distinction between 'officers' and other employees?

Anonymous   13 March 2010 at 22:56

consumer

manufacturer received a notice from consumer that the consumer purchased the product of the co. which becomes deffective in the warrenty period the retailor once tried to fix the problem but again the same fault. the consumer never approached the manufacturer neither he went to the the service center but directly got a notice issued to the co.what should co. do

george   13 March 2010 at 21:54

Vakil Notice

Sir,
Please clarify me. A sale deed was registered instead of Mortgage deed.45 days after vakil notice was issued that you obtained the sale deed instead of mortgage deed applying nonest factum.the buyer approached my lawyer without replying to the notice. and The lawyer influenced me (am a women) to sign an agreement that the deed is sale deed and I will not go to court and I can stay in the house for another 15 days.And the buyer need reply to the notice.
Here my question is:
1 Can I go to court?
2.Can I calim non est factum eventhough the agreement is there?
3.Whther the sale deed is void or voidable if nonest factum is applied?
4.Whether after issuance of the vakil notice ,without the leave of the court, the compromise agreement is valid.If so in what law whther inCPC or what law?
5,Whether void contract can be ratified,what is the authority
I request to clarify me sir
Rajabai

Md Shadab Ansari   13 March 2010 at 21:43

What is Certificate case by bank in the court of Exe. Magis?

What is Certificate case by bank in the court of Exe. Magistrate(Bihar/Jharkhand)? By which Act it is governed? Can anybody provide me the link of that act? Thanks

Parthasarathi Loganathan   13 March 2010 at 21:34

Tiger Population

Tiger is our National Animal. I feel pained and ashamed to find that we have only 1412 tigers left in our country. Though massive media campaign is underway to protect the tiger community, What are the statutory enactments that remain outdated and needs immediate attention to the law makers to protect and enhance the population of our National Animal. Young Environmental lawyers can join this debate and post recommendations to the Government to save our Tigers.

charudureja   13 March 2010 at 21:34

crpc amendment

Hello
what are the sections which have been amended by the new amendment of crpc.

Member (Account Deleted)   13 March 2010 at 21:30

ACCUSED TORTURED IN POLICE CUSTODY

Respected experts....... One of my client was tortured and beaten in police custody in false theft case. Police prepared false sec 27 Evidence Act information and recovred concerned Motor Cycle. I want to file a complaint under sec 190 CrPC for the offences 330, 342,323 IPC. But my client very scared now. Now he is on bail from sessions court. They are very poor and their financial condition also not good. The charge sheet has not been file yet.They are afraiding that if they file the complaint then in future the police might be do anything wrong against him and his family and they are asking me that " vakil ji, kya police walo ke khilaf pariwaad pesh karna uchit hoga? kahi police muze aur mere pariwar ko bhavishya me kisi zuthey case main to nahi fasa degi" pls advise me.