Sandeep
29 October 2017 at 19:38
We ( suppose C ) buy a land in year 2009 from person A by doing registered documents and sale deed, in 2011 person B file case against we ( C) and A as A & B has done visar pavti in 2007 ..and there issue is going on ..we were totally unknown about that...
a) is there any law where missue of visar pavti can be prevented
b) is there any supreme Court judgement where ..he cannot file case against us means ( visar pavti person cannot file case against registered person )
Currently the case status is under preparation.
Anonymous
29 October 2017 at 16:31
I have read the highcourt's copy of Hindu marriage act 1950, available as 4.pdf
The section 5 of the act consists of this line two times;
".....unless the custom or usage governing each of them permits of a marriage between the two"
What does it means
Thank-you all for any help😊
COLIN FERNANDES
29 October 2017 at 14:28
What is the legal definition of the term - granting rights in rem deriving from ownership giving the right to use real estate. Basically what does it mean?
VandanaMaroli
29 October 2017 at 13:04
How to give complaint against lawyer & officer's who involved in corruption
Manjula
29 October 2017 at 12:51
Hi, I'm Manjula, my sister in law filed a domestic violence case against my family n brother. Now court told us to pay interim maintenance but she is working. My question I When can we file perjury case on her? Please advice us.
Ramkrishna
29 October 2017 at 12:39
Sir
Our storm water drainage system is being laid by GHMC, they are also connecting sewage water pipe lines into it. When there is heavy rain storm water drainage gets filled and water is coming into our house, during summer time the sewage accumulated is giving foul smell and it has become a breeding ground for muscitos. Does the GHMC act permit joining sewage and storm water drainage.
Anonymous
29 October 2017 at 11:58
Dear experts,
We have an independent house in the state of Karnataka. It was built by my parents so that my grandparents could live during 1980. In 2000 my father's sister (and her daughter) got separated (not divorced till date) from her husband and moved into this house and is currently living there. During 2015 and 2016, my grandparents expired and now my parents want to sell the property for financial reasons. Currently, the relative is not willing to vacate the house even though she is working for quite some time now and has a steady job.
Question:
1 What is the best way to evict the relative?
2 Will the property go to her since she has lived there for so long?
3 Can we take the help of local police?
Any suggestions to handle this situation is welcome.
ajayveer singh
29 October 2017 at 11:52
I have been married since 2004 (13yrs) and have been under tremendous pressures since the last 9yrs or so.
My wife is not adjusting to our ways of life being from an aristocratic background.
Moreover, she is from a totally different cultural upbringing of attar Pradesh (I am from Rajasthan)
She refuses to adapt to our ways of life.
Constant skirmishes are common and having an effect on my child (of 9 yes) psyche.
Most of the issues revolve around kitchen,maid and finance.
More so, I have lost my JOB since the last 3yrs.
My only source of income are grants by my parents who have limited agricultural income.
Please advice on the possibilities.
I have one girl child only
Anonymous
29 October 2017 at 10:25
Bombay HC dispose of writ petition and set aside award passed by CGIT (filed by our Company against the CGIT award by which CGIT set aside transfer orders) on 19.01.2015 and order is published on 01.11.2015. We filed SLP in SC. On 17th October 2016 SLP was dispose of by SC on admission and issued order with no reason (SC found no merits in our case). Due to financial difficulties we could not file Review Petition in BomHC as per direction given by SC in KUNHAYAMMED VS. KERAL STATE. We accepted offer given by Company of monetory compensation in month of February 2017 (before CGIT Mumbai where our Reference is pending). But till date Company advocate taking dates and delayed compensation procedure. Now my question is What do we do to overcome from this situation?
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