Shri Jai Krishna
09 May 2018 at 13:58
If two first cousins get married with the consent of their parents, and the religious customs also accepts the marriage. But, since the customs practice was out dated. If the relative file a petition to nullify the marriage. Does the marriage becomes void ?
My humble request to all north indians who doesnt know that first cousins are legal, please ignore this query.
Shri Jai Krishna
09 May 2018 at 13:45
Legality of First cousin marriages in Tamil Nadu ?
Consumer Complainant
09 May 2018 at 13:41
Section 12 in The Code Of Civil Procedure (Amendment) Act, 2002 12.
Amendment of Order XVIII.- In the First Schedule, in Order XVIII,- (a) in rule 2, after sub- rule (3), the following sub- rules shall be inserted, namely:-"
(3A) Any party may address oral arguments in a case, and shall, before he concludes the oral arguments, if any, submit if the Court so permits concisely and under distinct headings written arguments in support of his case to the Court and such written a guments shall form part of the record.
(3B) A copy of such written arguments shall be simultaneously furnished to the opposite party.
Under 3B, where they say “A copy of such written arguments shall be simultaneously furnished to the opposite party.”
Does it make necessary for the Complainant to furnish a copy of the written arguments to the Opposite Party? If I supply the same, wont the Opposite Party counter argue as per written arguments provided by me?
Is it essential that I provide “WRITTEN ARUGUMENTS” copy to the opposite party?
I have spoke to advocates locally, they told as it is the argument you make in writing, it should be given only to the court and not to the opposite party.
So I am posting this query. To know whether to give copy to opposite party or not. If I am not giving what shall I tell to the President of the Consumer Forum? As the dispute is before the District Consumer Forum.
Any help in this regard will be very much appreciated.
Rompalli V.B. Swamy
09 May 2018 at 13:17
Experts..! Need exact solution..!
As per the ESI, we can claim Shoe allowance and washing allowance as exempted components for contributing. I wanted to put 1600 as shoe allowance 3000 as washing allowance. Ours is a healthcare and we do have a uniform for clinical, non-clinical and operations employees.
Now, my doubt is that though law has option to show as exempted, what is the maximum limit and can we show as fixed components (and we pay on earned salary as per attendance). Further if we need to show traveling expenses reimbursed and want to claim as exempted component for ESI contribution, do we need to have any proof.
kindly suggest.
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muhammadraashid
09 May 2018 at 11:50
what is the Diffrence in PERMANENT AND MANDATARY INJUNCTION
Debjit
09 May 2018 at 06:46
Dear Sir, We have a huge ancestral property at North Kolkata, Share Holders were my grandmother, my father, his only sister, A Stepbrother. My father's stepbrothers undivided portion was purchased by my mother. After a year of this purchase, all shareholders jointly decided to sell out an undivided portion of land. The responsibility of sale deed drafting and making was entrusted to the husband of my father's sister, who died one year after the registration. As he was well conversant with the property cases. He, intentionally, without discussing with my father and mother he mentioned that my mothers total undivided portion and little of others undivided portion is sold. All the shareholders including my parents signed the agreement in good faith and kept the document in custody but never gone through word by word. Now at their old age (85,79) they wanted to get clear ownership of the property for their old age security, they found a big chunk is cheated from them, making my father's sister the undue advantage of larger share. My parents are staying in the said property, my grandmother already died, My parents are unable to cope up with the cheat done with them 25 years ago. can you please guide us with some solution?
Vir Ji Pune
08 May 2018 at 20:58
Hello, I have taken 5 lac Rs from one client but i failed to provide product so he asked for refund. Then i given 5 lac Rs cheque to him. But unfortunately cheque bounced due to insufficient fund. I am financially unstable now. Then i assued for cheque clearance and also provided assurance on 100 Rs stamp paper, but again cheque bounced due to insufficient fund. I am unable to arrange money. Then he sent me legal notice but i ignored it not replied. Now my client filed cheque bounce case NI 138 in court. Court given date in October. Please suggest any solution and consequences of case.
Anonymous
08 May 2018 at 17:06
Petitioner applied for divorce & respondent filled restitution of conjugal rights. Now the petitioner applied another case in sec 24 for rcr transferred to the court where the divorce procedure is going on. Respondent did not want to transfer as the process may kill the time of the rcr case bcoz case transfer need more or less 6 months. What are the valid reasons for dismissal of transfer at initial stage? Kindly suggest.
FARAZ ALAM ANSARI
08 May 2018 at 16:57
Is it necessary to register the agency agreement and franchise agreement
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