Ladhu Ram Chowdhary
03 December 2008 at 08:38
Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, ss. 167(2), 309(2)- Interpretation of - Appellant proceeded against for commission of offences under ss 409, 420, 120B of IPC or 302 of IPC - Hedl power of a court (Magistrate)to direct remand of an accused either in terms of s. 167(2) or s.309(2) thereof will depend on the stages of the trial - S, 167(2) would be attracted in a case where cognizance has not been taken, s.309(2) would be attracted only after cognizance has been taken.
Where challan has been sumitted but magistrat not take cognizance yet now. And investigation not pendeing u/s. 173(8)against that accuse but accused above u/s. arrasted and judicial remand by magistrate u/s. 167(2). Accused intitled to be release on bail or not. Please tell me Supreme Court latest citation
visesh
02 December 2008 at 22:54
Section 37 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act deals with Appeals.... "appeal shall lie from the following orders (and from no others) to the "court authorised by law" to hear appeals. "court" has been defined under section 2 as follows - 'court' means the principal civil court of original jurisdiction in a district, and includes the High Court in exercise of its ordinary original civil jurisdiction....does it mean that appeals can lie even in district courts or one has to necessarily approach the high court?
Amandeep Singh
02 December 2008 at 21:02
Pls answer it is urgentIf there is no stay provided to a challenged arbitration award which was already approved by the court, can that award be implemented with the help of court or police on the orders of court regarding property ??????????
Genius
02 December 2008 at 20:24
My parents are seperated from me for 5 years...we just talk occsionally...my parents have self aquired property...and also ancestral property ...but they are holding all property.I dont whether they will give me their self aquired property but i have a share in ancestral property.
we are 2 sons to my parents...
i am living alone and away from my parents for 5 years...
i am raising my friend's daughter as my own daughter....not legally adopted...but staying with me all the time..i am givng her education and food etc..i dont have any property for myself to give it to her .
My health is not good...if anything happens to me i dont want that kid to leave like that...as a token of affection i want to give my property ( if i get from my parents ) to her...even my parents know that i am raising her as my daughter.
My question is:
1.I know she is not legal hier to my property which i get legally( ancestral property)...can i write a will for myself..that incase something happens to me she should get whatever i suppose to get from my parents...
2.my parents still did not give my ancestral property....but can i write a will for myself telling them that my ancestral property should get to my adopted daughter...
please advice..
priyavratha
02 December 2008 at 20:13
i a proprietor of firm dealing in sales and support of PC's, i used to hire taxi services regularly from one person, and the amount was paid once in two months or three months by cheque, i february i stopped his services and paid him after adjusting all dues to me by cheque and the same has been encashed, then after i started getting thereatning call on my phone for i registered a complaint with police and he was warned of consequences (a copy of NC is with me. Now he is filed a complaint to labour commissioner saying he was working with me and i have not paid for dec2007 to march 2008, a sum of Rs. 32000 is claim amount, as a proof he showing one alleged experience certificate issued on 1st jan 2007 for a period of 01 april 2003 to sept 2006, this actually i had signed in goodfaith to get him hdfc credit card, pls note it is not matching with my letter head, and i hae already replied saying i have not issued any certificate, pls advice in his original complaint he has mentioned that i paid by cheque after seeing my reply his advocate has file a reply that i paid by cash, can he change his original statement, can i take objection for advocatec presence. pls advice
Apurva Kumar
02 December 2008 at 19:57
Dear,Friends(a query)
Petitioner has given pretxt to marry the victim in future and continued living with her as husband and wife in the meantime she got conceived,victim is the widow of petitioner and having 2 child.After pregnency petitioner refuses to marry thereafter victim lady filed a case u/s 376 I.P.C,petitioner is in jail custody and aplied for bail in the meantime applied for the compromised petition which was accepted with the consent of victim lady.Lower court observed all the above fact and asked for the marriage arrangenent to the jail authority if possible.Now the bail application is being filed in the High Court what ground should i take to dissolve the whole proceding and in the meantime for the release of petitioner on bail? any case law or suggestion on this issue. Please enlighten me on this case law.
Regard
Apurva,Advo.
P.H.C
kaushikphm
02 December 2008 at 17:16
Dear Sir,
We have shop with my uncle as coowner
and he has been receiving rent for past
10 yrs as he is a senior member in our family.I sent a letter and afterwards legal notice to the tenant in the year 2006 to give my share to me directly and but it is no vain.
so, I filed a eviction suit against him,made my uncle as a party
and still he is forwarding the
Rent payment to my uncle.
My uncle has not come to court to for chief and cross examination.
Now, this is pending for argument.
Could you please provide citation judgement?
Associate R
02 December 2008 at 17:14
As per Bye-laws of the Co-operative Housing Societies, the contribution towards sinking fund should be at least 1/4 percent per annum on the cost of the each flat excluding the cost of the land. Can anyone please explain the meaning of the cost of the flat or it' interpretation and how it should be calculated?
Chetan
02 December 2008 at 16:46
What is the role of Accuseds Counsel at the stae of Framing of Charges.
If any citation pls provide
taning you
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