Ranganath
31 August 2009 at 16:42
Ld Counsel,
What is the main diff between discharge u/s 239 and u/s 245.
How long will the prosecution seek time to file counter and get ready for arguments.
Is it possible for the court to frame charges during the pendency of dischagarge petition in the same court.
Pls clarify
Thanks
Manish Singh
31 August 2009 at 16:23
Dear Members,
please let me know that if I have to serve a notice u/s 80 CPC to the Govt of Delhi NCT (the case being at the civil court), how and where i can serve thesaid notice. I found out that there are several secretaries at the Delhi Parliament.
is there any standing counsel appointed at civil courts for these purposes?
please help me.
sanjeev
31 August 2009 at 15:33
My client is facing problem. She was married in 2002 give birth to a child in 2003 and got separated in 2005.
Now she wants to apply passport for his son who is now 6 year old. She doesn’t want to put his father name on his passport.
One of his good friend wants to become guardian of his son and already taking care of all his expenses. He is a married man having two children.
Now my client wants to put her name in mother column and her friend name in legal guardian Column.
Is it possible?
Shyam Lal Naik
31 August 2009 at 15:18
Sir,
Now a days big business houses, including Government, outsource their activities, mainly to reputed and experienced contractors. The experience is commonly known as credential in commercial parlance.
If a company is demerged into two company, whether both the reasulting companies can use the credential in agreed ratio.
Kindly opine.
bon
31 August 2009 at 14:56
Dear Sir,
We are working couple with 3 yrs of marriage & 1 yr baby. My wifes parents are aged & repeatedly interfere in our routines. They are keen to take care of our child whereas i do have my own parents who can do the same.
Initially my wife insisted we stay in a rented house along with her parents till such time we dont have a bigger house.They will take care of the baby. I agreed & kept a maid solely for the baby.
While difference croped up with her parents on routines. I decided to leave that rental flat & now moved back to my own flat.However,my wife has decided not to join & go to her parents house alongwith the baby.
She initially asked me for sometime but now has told me that this is how she wishes to continue as she also has to take care of her parents.She threated (legal)seperation if her parents are not allowedto takecare of the child.I have tried to talk it out for almost a month now.
I come home late & visit to that house to see my baby..which is not possible everyday.do advice me before i act now.
Legal Fighter
31 August 2009 at 13:08
Hello Sir,
A person went to High Court for quashing of FIR in Crl. writ but high court refused to do stating that prima-facie offense is made out. Now chargesheet is filed against him. He again goes to high court for quashing of chargesheet u/s 482 CrPC. Is it permissible? Can anybody provide me such Supreme Court judgment which puts bar on such quashing petition. Please let me know at the earliest.
Thanks & Regards,
Manish
AJIT KAWATKAR
31 August 2009 at 12:27
can any body give me full text of writ petition[ alongwith judgement]146of 1997 smt prabh l. ghate v/s sub registrar & collector of stamps pune & others
ad. creaminall
31 August 2009 at 12:17
on behalf of Accused no.- 2 >>> complaint filed u/s. 420,467,465, 468, 471,34 IPC acgainst accused.Order passed u/s. 156(3)on 19/12/97 but FIR registered on 12/1/99. reason for delay was given that due to investigation in other I&R matter of other court. the complainant who has filed te complainant is shown as witness in FIR and the complainant is different person. main Accused i.e. Accused no. - 1 who really has commited the offence showed as suspect only. niether he has arrested nor shown as wanted. charged framed twice first in the year 2000 and second in the year 2008.
experts plz. tell what remedy is available for accused no. 2 ??????????
plz. provide any citation/case law is available in favour of Accused no. - 2.
Thanks in avance.
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Non Issuance of Letter of Allotment of Flat
Dear Sir,
I have paid full purchase price of a flat to the Builder a month before. The construction has just started. Possession is said to be in Dec. 2010. The Builder has not yet given the Letter of Allotment of Flat nor any agreement is executed. Builder offers excuses on reminder. How to proceed against him?
Is there any provision in MOFA Act that if I have paid 20 % of the cost of flat, the Builder is supposed to execute the Agreement for Sale directly? In my case, I have paid full purchase price of a flat.
Your guidance shall go a long way as I am 65 years old and it seems that the Builder is not cooperating with me. I am staying in a rented house at present with a dream that one day I will have my own flat.
Sir, I await your reply,
Sincerely yours,
Dilip Shah