Ramakrishna
13 June 2017 at 18:41
In N.I. Act: a petition was dismissed for default, then the petitioner filed appeal with 200 days delay.
My Question is : Is there any dismissed judgements to condone the delay in N.I. Act and tell me some judgements... Thank you
Vijay B Bhide
13 June 2017 at 17:42
My father inherited agricultural land in Ambernath tehasil in Thane district,Maharashtra.My father expired in 1955.7/12 extract was in his name Chandrashekhar Waman Bhide,The land was transferred to my name Vijay Chandrashekhar Bhide in 1975.Some land got sold under land tenancy act(Kul Kayda).But some land is still my name and 7/12 extract exists in my name.My problem is when I was admitted to the school name registerd as Vijay Balwant Bhide and not as Vijay Chandrashekhar Bhide.We do not have any record of change of name of my father from Chandrashekhar to Balwant as it must have been done in 1940 to 1945.All my bank accounts,Pan card and AAdhar card are in the name of Vijay Balwant Bhide.I want to change the name on 7/12 to Vijay Balwant Bhide.Is it possible to do it?
We do not have any record of my father i.e. Death certificate,his graduation certificate or employer certificate.
Muralikrishnan
13 June 2017 at 16:07
In my certificates there is space between my names(murali krishnan) but in my id proof there is no space between my names(muralikrishnan) Is it cause a problem during document verification in govt sector?
Srinivas H
13 June 2017 at 15:36
One of my friends recently changed her name by undergoing a legal process. But lately she noticed a small typing mistake in the affidavit that she had used for changing her name after it was notarized. In one of the contexts, her son's name was supposed to be mentioned in the affidavit as her name in his birth certificate had to be referred. While making this reference in her name change affidavit her son's name was mentioned as “Prakash, K.” instead of “Prakash K.”
Will this typo in the affidavit cause any issues? Should it be corrected? If so, what is the procedure?
Ramakrishna
13 June 2017 at 14:36
I have done mediclaim insurance in starhealth insurance on 27.03.2016 for 1 year for the first time.
During the policy period, i have got injured while playing cricket. the effect of the injury is hard dislocation in my right shoulder. Checkup up with doctor, doctor suggest to do athroscopy surgery which costed 1.52 Lakhs. I have submitted the claim to star health. they have rejected the claim saying that the MRI scanning shows the injury for existing before the policy made. Hence rejected.
but The right shoulder joint got little dislocation 5 to 6 years back due to fall on ground while playing shuttle cock. But it was normal, I could do the all the work.
I request your help and suggest me to get my claim from star health insurance.
Mustack
13 June 2017 at 14:05
As per rules for obtaining the NCL (non creamy layer) certificate for sons of PSU employees whose designations are not mapped to equivalent to those of central Govt employees, the wealth test shall apply. However wealth test criteria does not clearly states whether the salary & Agri incomes are excluded like in the case of central Govt employees.
I am a central PSU employee with salary income more than Rs 8 Lakhs / annum. There is no other incomes. Is My son eligible for NCL certificate. Please clarify
Ogirala Pavankumar
13 June 2017 at 14:04
Want to register of fathers(Late) property.
Lawers sugesting gift registration ..but document writer suggesting document of right release acceptance.
Plz suggest..
Srikanta Mishra
13 June 2017 at 13:39
A Divorce Suit was going on in the High Court.A justice(bench of two justices) ordered that,the husband had to give Rs.5 lakhs to the wife and then all those disputes among themselves were to be settled.The decision was given in the presence of both the advocates of Hus.&wife.Just after passing the said order,the justice retired from service.The husband went for execution of the order in another court,where the case was listed.The wife reached the court and denied to accept the amount and told that,she is not prepared to accept the divorce.The divorce suit was backed by a criminal case u/s.498A,where the wife had been defeated by false and fabricated FIR/allegations.The new court gave an opportunity of re-hearing. Now one and half year has been elapsed.Nothing is happening.The court has not yet listened the case.The wife is happy but the husband remains nowhere.Days rolled on.What shall the husband do at this age of 47 ?
shahid hussain
13 June 2017 at 13:20
SIR,
I am a member of this esteemed club since 2009 and very much thankful to the valuable suggestions given by the experts.
Currently in my sister's child custody case the family court decided the child to be with her, husband challenged in high court and appeal dismissed,husband challenged in supreme court and there also it got dismissed.Husband again filed child custody in family court claiming change of circumstances and it got dismissed. Now he filed appeal in High court and the court admitted the matter due to non-appearance.
Now my question is if the wife does not appear in high court for this appeal will the appeal will be decided exparte or on merits by checking the lower court orders reasons etc. As my sister got fedup with this court process from almost 8 years.
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doctor arrested under section 304
One of my friend's father is a doctor practicing in Digboi. He has been arrested and Section 304 has been imposed on him.
he gavr medicine for dehydration to a girl and asked her parents to get her admitted, as her condition was bad. They did not admit her and the girl died.
Now he is arrested, the post mortem has not come yet.
1) Does the post mortem takes 15days, as said by doctors?
2) The lawyer says it will take 15 days to file for bail. is that so?
3) can the police arrest him without any proofs?
3) what should be the next course of action as he is a diabetic.