Kumar Krishan Agarwal Advocate
15 February 2010 at 23:24
Dear Sir,
Would the non judicial stamp is requisite for designing a partition deed or the plain paper is sufficient for writing a partition Deed ? If Yes then What is Min value and Max value of Stamp used in Partition Deed ?
Chetan
15 February 2010 at 22:48
My notice u/s 138 is received by the accused on 22/12/2009
what is the last date for filing the case
whether the date on which the notice is received is taken into calculation of period
Pls provide urgentlly ------
Vishal jain
15 February 2010 at 22:32
Hello,
I am having a matrinonial dispute with my wife. As divorce case under process, she filed an application under 24 HMA ……
Under reply I have written that I am working as a salesman with a private small factory and earning Rs. 4000/- p.m.(affidavit given).
My wife has given a written complaint (attessted complaint copy received) against my employer in SALES Tax & INCOME Tax DEPARTMENT. Now my employer is in fear.
Now the case is adjourned on 19-02-10 and put on for ORDERS.
To counter Please answer these questions…,
1. Can I give a application to court before the date of ORDERS, that I have been thrown out of job by my employer because she has given several complaint against him.
2. Will the court consider this.
3. It might possible that the court ask the question why are you telling this today, if you have been thrown out of job 2 months before.
Basically, what I want is to file a affidavit in court that due to my wife’s regular complaint in several departments against my employer, my employer thrown me out of job and NOW I AM JOBLESS AND UNABLE TO PAY MAINTENANCE.
Anonymous
15 February 2010 at 22:03
If on application for investigation of an Insurance Co. u/s 237 of Companies Act, the Central Govt. do not take any action, What are the remedies available? Do High Court may order for the same?
Arvind Singh Chauhan
15 February 2010 at 21:29
Sir,
"A" owns a vehicle.He transfers it to "B" on stamp paper, but it is yet registered in the name of "A". Meanwhile "D" causes damage to vehicle and make an agreement on stamp paper, that he will compensate Rs 40000/- to "B". Now "D" is not paying the damges to "B". What may be the proper remedy with "B".
1- whether he can file suit for specific performance of agreemnt.?
2- or he should file a money suit for recovery?
3- Agreemnt between "A" and "B" and between "B" and "D" are legal or not?
Anonymous
15 February 2010 at 20:43
can maintenance be granted by two different courts in an hindu marriage act?
Anonymous
15 February 2010 at 20:32
Hi, there was dispute in me and my wife and petition is going on in the court. I want to buy some property on my name (FLAT). Would like to know if she can claim share in my newly owned flat (which will be on loan)?
Anonymous
15 February 2010 at 20:31
i am not able to find judgment relating to accidental death. i know the citation. its 1. 2007(3) RCR (C)808
2. 2006 (1) RCR (C) 59
3. 2006 (3) RCR (C) 682
can anyone help me to find i....
Anonymous
15 February 2010 at 20:29
I am a law student preparing for a moot court. the facts of case in brief is as follows:
Asha, a woman was arrested and charged under section 302 and 309 of ipc. she was married to Arvind and they had a girl child who had certain abnormality. this led to discord in their so far a happy marital life.she was mentally disturbed due to the frequent quarrels. following a heated argument with her husband she ran towards a well. she was followed by her child whom she pushed away before her jumping into the well. her husband rushed to rescue the wife and the child. but the child died of brain haemorrhage caused due to the impact of the fall.the mother survived.
i am supposed to defend Asha. the accused. what defence may i take? and r there any similar settled cases in this regard. PLS HELP!!!
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Validity of WILL after testator death
Dear Sir,
1. What is the validity of the WILL if the testator dies and the WILL was not executed or probated up to 50 years and the one legal heir(A) has sold out all the properties mentioned in the WILL while the other legal heir(B) who has a specific share mentioned in the WILL not get due to the unaware about the WILL structure(i.e how many properties contains in the WILL he had) because when the WILL was made the legal Heir (B) was minor and the original instrument was in the possession of legal heir(A)?
2. Would all the properties will be recoverable if the legal heir(A) has sold it after 50 years or the right is lost due to the time limitation ?