mura4u
05 February 2009 at 19:15
hello friends
if the spouse is abscounding since 9 yeas it leads to divorce according the law so am in need of the GO&MS copie so please send me the copie to me
Jainodin shaikh
05 February 2009 at 18:56
In a criminal matter u/s 379,380 stolen ornaments were recovered from the accused on the basis of disclosor made by him in investigation. He further disclosed to the police that he has stolen the ornaments from the house of the complainant.
The complainant made an application u/s 457 in the Court for returning of the ornaments.
But he has no documents (purchase receipts) to establishe his ownership and the ornaments are old more than 30 years,
How can the complaint prove his ownership in this situation?
Olivia
05 February 2009 at 15:37
This is with regards to a contract employment-- we 2 employees employed on a contract by an indian contractor but working for an MNC from the past 25 & 12 years respectively.. Off late we are having a lot of issues with our contract..It has not been renewed from the past six months but we have been receiving salary.. Now they tried taking one employee out but was not able to do as is surfaced the contract documentation was inappropriate.. Now they have been asked by the MNC to close this contract and put us in the indian pay role.. The contractor wants us to sign a document of acceptance on the same.. They will pay us us PF accumulated and gratuity.. they want us to wipe the years of service we have put in.. and start fresh in the new company , but we are reluctant as we know we wont be in that employment for more than 6 months as then they have a right to check us out.. Secondly can we claim retrenchment compensation due to closure of the old contract or any way to account for the years we have put it...
Request an urgent response as this will have to be closed by next month
ram
05 February 2009 at 12:12
If Court Cancel a Sale deed , what is the procicure taken in Sub Registrar office.
Such deed Can execute by Court or by The person whom owner of the property
Jainodin shaikh
05 February 2009 at 11:12
What is the exact meaning and deference beween Advocate,
Lawyer,
Barrister,
Counsel,
Attorney, and
Pleader?
M. PIRAVI PERUMAL
05 February 2009 at 10:56
Can any of our members provide me the full text of the Delhi High Court Judgement permitting the restaurants and star hotels collecting in excess of the MRP.
allurisivajiraju
05 February 2009 at 08:17
Respected Seniors,
In a Partition suit, in the plaint some of the necessary parties to the suit are not added as parties by the PLintiffs.
Then the defendants taken a defence in their written statement about the non joinder of necessary parties to the suit.
Then Hon'ble Court framed issues exect the non joinder of necessary parties. Immediately the Defendants filed a petition to frame as issue about non joinder of necessary parties to the suit and the said petition was allowed by the Court.
In this case I am appearing for defendants.
In the above circustances is there any chance to dismiss the suit without conducting trial by Hon'Court since the plaintiffs are intentionally not mentioned their own family members as necessary parties to the suit?
Kamlesh soni
04 February 2009 at 22:27
Sir, my one client's accidental case i handle properly from last four year. now the case nearly the solution.other advocates r interfer to the my clients and ready to give him some benifit more than me .so my clients now wants to change advocate. i have spend some money to gather the documents and etc. now what i have to do?
diganta
04 February 2009 at 22:24
One marriage has been solemnised on 16th January, 2009 under Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. After two-three days from that marriage day the bride came back to her father's house and said there is some mental mis-match between she and her hesband and she don't want to go back her marital house. The marriage is not yet been regigtered under any Act, only socal marriage has been done. she wants divorce. Now in that setuation my question is as follows:-
1) The marriage is not yet been regigtered under any Act. so is it necessery to take divorce from the Court?
2) If it is necessery then how much time she have to wait for divorce?
3) What is the procedure to make this divorce if it is not done by mutual consent?
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