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Anonymous   12 March 2010 at 20:48

second marriage

some days before I sent some queries
regarding the second marriage. I received opinion from Sri Rajeshkumar Makkad. In that reply he referred section 294 of I.P.C. but not match with our cases. I hereby need some clarification from Sri Rajeshkumar Makkad the Senior Counsel. Please refer some citation related to an offence 494 of IPC against a women, the father of aggrieved person or any other blood relative can prefer a complaint under 200 Cr.P.C. r/w 198of Cr.P.C who filed a private complaint by his father

Parthasarathi Loganathan   12 March 2010 at 18:55

e-Courts in India

What is the general feasible scope for institution of e-courts in the country? Why can't a full fledged e-courts can be instituted for Lok Adalats, DRTs, Banking Ombudsman, Consumer Courts, etc.

Live telecast of courtroom proceedings, digitized legal records, archives with audio and visual clippings of court hearings and judges dictating the orders are just a few of the resource boosters that the e-court project of the Central government has already promised. Once the system is put in place, any authorised judicial officer can replay recordings of old court proceedings by the tap of a key. The system and data will be protected with software against viruses, spam, spyware and other threats. In case the system crashes, a data recovery and back-up system will ensure records are not lost. The e-court project, said sources, will provide accurate and non-tamperable electronic recordings of court proceedings.

The system uses encryption to protect data and recordings from alteration and also to certify its authenticity. The integrated digital court recording system will have three cameras inside the courtrooms; three fixed microphones for the judge, accused and the witness boxes while the lawyers will be equipped with wireless microphones. Hi-tech courtrooms will never escape the judge’s eye as he will have an LCD monitor with a picture-in-picture facility. A wireless touch panel will allow the judge to record courtroom proceedings and also launch video conferencing with jail inmates, police and forensic experts. Plasma monitors will make the courtrooms through video conferencing should never a distant reality. Law qualified IT professionals can contribute a big way in such projects I invite our learned brethren to join this debate and post healthy suggestions

Solace   12 March 2010 at 18:23

Beef

Dear Experts
Most of the schedule caste people eat beef regularly. They slaughter cows to get beef.My query is whether they are belongs to Hindu religion or not?

Solace   12 March 2010 at 18:19

Pardanashin women

Who are the pardanashin women? What is the status of pardanashin women as Indian contract act?Contract with pardanashin women is valid or void?

Palak Lotiya   12 March 2010 at 18:18

Altering basic pay scale to implement new VDA Scheme

Hello,

I wanted to know if any organization can change/alter its existing Basic Pay Scale, so as to implement the new VDA scheme.

Thanks and Regards

H. Mujtaba   12 March 2010 at 18:17

power of attorney


Dear Sirs/madams,

kindly forward me a soft copy of the draft Power of attorney executed by the Hindu Undivided Family represented by its Kartha for sale of a property standing in the name of HUF.

regards,

Mujtaba

Anonymous   12 March 2010 at 17:31

Order39[4] of CPC

Dear All ,

Suit for partition and declaration the CJJD court passed Temporary injunction order.we filed the M.Cic=vil appeal which was also dismiised but we found the registered document dukly signed by the plaintiff the consent is given to the previous documents executed by his brother so we filed the application order 39/4 of cpc.Please suggest

Anonymous   12 March 2010 at 17:14

partition of ancestral property

Sir,

My grand father had ancestral property and he had one son (my father). After his death the subject property came on the name of his wife (My grandmother) and his son(my father) 1/2 share each. After the death of my grandmother the whole property came on the name of my father.We are three brothers and two sisters. My father transferred the whole property on the name of his two grandsons in the way of decree .kindly tell me that this decree is wrong or not. My father has not transfer any property to his sons.

Anonymous   12 March 2010 at 17:07

Property

Hi. Can a person start a home for the aged in a residential area, by constructing a separate building.

What are the requirements for setting up a home for the aged.

Anonymous   12 March 2010 at 16:50

execution of sale deed by fraud

A plaintiff filed a civil suit in the court of the civil judge senior judge cuttack for cancellation of the sell deed dated 07.04.2007. on the ground that she is an illiterate harijan and childless widow and taking advantages of her situations. the defendant got the alleged sell deed executed by practicing fraud and misrepresentation.