PPBiswas
22 December 2009 at 07:51
1.Whether a lawyer can be appointed to represent an expatriate son in a maintenance suit in Maintenance Tribunal filed by his mother or not?It is clearly mentioned in the Parental Maintenance Act 2007 that no legal representation is allowed.
Parveen Kr. Aggarwal
22 December 2009 at 00:46
What remedy is available to a person in possesion who wants to avail the benefit of perfection of his title by way of adverse possession?
Parveen Kr. Aggarwal
22 December 2009 at 00:05
Whether the power of "review" can be exercised by any court, tribunal or forum in the absence of any specific provision authorising it to do so?
Whether a Tribunal under the Motor Vehicle Act can exercise power of review while hearing an appeal or revision under sections 89 and 90 of the Act?
PPBiswas
21 December 2009 at 23:41
1.Whether a lawyer can be appointed to represent an expatriate son in a maintenance suit filed by his mother or not?
2.How can a son settled in USA reply to summons from maintenance tribunal if he is unable to come to India.Can he give a written reply by post or email to maintenance tribunal and would such a reply be acceptable to M.T.?Can he send any blood relative to M.T.to represent him?
3.How can an expatriate son seek more time from M.T.without coming to India and how much time may he get to appear before M.T.?
4.If this suit is deemed as frivolous,can the son demand adequate compensation and expenses from the petitioner?
dasd
21 December 2009 at 23:00
if a political party is not registered under representatives of people act 1951 whether it can claim exexmption u/s13 A?
the persons other than those specified in sec 2(31) shall be assessable at individual slab rateseg trust political party whether registered or not
dasd
21 December 2009 at 22:31
2(ea)(iv)yachts,boats and aircrafts (other than those used by the assessee for commercial purposes)
whether commercial purpose would mean only stock in trade+business use++if such asset is used by directors/MD of companies to discuss business deals?
my ? wht wil be assets & what will not be assets?
pls answer urgently..thanks in advance
Anonymous
21 December 2009 at 22:30
As per the policy the liability of the Insurance Company is Rs.25,000/- to cover the risk to the account holder of the Bank under personal accident coverage.
But unfortunately the forum directed the Company to pay loan amount of Rs.50,000 together with interest.
Whether the company can move for review it orders
SATYANARAYANA K
21 December 2009 at 22:20
Respected All Experts, one client approach me for suggestion, please suggest, my client have a shop, gave it for rent to "x" but x gave sub lease to "Y". here x used to pay rents to my client for 1 year. "Y" did not pay rent to X. after some time my client filed a suit for recovery of Rent for 8 months on "x", subsequently the Hon'ble Court ordered in favour of my client but the "x" did not pay, later Eviction suit is filed On "x" by my client the Hon'ble Court was ordered Eviction order on "x" within 30 days, my Quarries are (1) if "Y" not eviction the premises within 30 days, then what is the my client position (2) Is it "Y" comes under Civil Contempt of Court or not (3) Is liable for punishment "x" but actual possession in the premises "Y" (4) how to execute the order On "X' or "Y" (5) if any other remedy kindly suggest, i am waiting for your valuable replies
dasd
21 December 2009 at 22:11
whether land & bdg both are assessed separately in wealth tax
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Partition and maintenance
Both my parents were my dependant till my father was alive.After his death,my mother refused to declare herself dependant on me and filed a partition suit against me.This partition suit is still being contested.Before disposal of this partition suit,can my mother file maintenance suit under CrPC or Parental Maintenance Act claiming maintenance from me?And if she does so,can the court force me to pay money in lieu of providing for her basic needs(which I'd prefer)?Is a married daughter liable to pay equal amount towards maintenance of her parents?