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R C Meena   28 August 2016 at 20:49

Can accused make an application for withdrawal of prosecutio

Sir
Criminal as well as departmental actions were initiated against me fo identical allegations wherein i have been exonerated in departmental inquiry. Can i make an application for withdrawal of criminal prosection

Anurag   28 August 2016 at 20:28

Specific relief, suit for eviction

The case relates to leave and license agreement between us and the owner for a period of 11 months (unregistered agreement). after the expiry of the period of 11 months the agreement was not renewed and we continued to stay in the flat premises and pay the pre-decided compensation amount of rs 5000 to the owner regularly for a span of 2 years after the expiration of the leave and license agreement. The owner did not object to it and continued to receive the said amount. after a span of 2 years he told us that he wanted to sell the flat premises and hence we orally informed him about our intention to purchase it. Later on we sought time to verify the title of the premises and meanwhile did spend a sizable amount in renovation of the flat.( we have the reciepts of the expenditure incurred on the renovation, paint, repairs ). while verifying the documents of the title we came to notice that the tax receipts and the electricity bill is in the name of someone else and we informed this to the owner. thereafter He sent us a legal notice seeking possession of the said flat to which we replied in our legal notice that the title of the premises is not clear and hence we do not want to proceed with oral agreement for sale as decided earlier. Subequently, we came to know that the title of the flat is not clear and we did not proceed with the oral agreement for sale. he filed suit for eviction and recovery of damages under section 34 of the specific relief act. Suit is decreed ex-parte, where we are told to hand over the possession as well as pay an amount calculated 10,000 per month from the date of filing of the suit till the final judgment ( 16 MONTHS APPROX). execution of decree proceedings are pending for adjudication. what can we don now?? thanx for the advice in advance.

Anonymous   28 August 2016 at 19:26

Distribution of property

Muslim Parent wants to distribute properties not among sons but their wives where as the elder son is staying separately with his second wife with out leaving first wife. My query is - - Can the elder son put objection to the property distribution? Or how can the property be transferred to both daughter in laws?

Hardik   28 August 2016 at 19:16

Date of filing petition

Hello Sir,
I want to know the meaning, what is the meaning of "provide maintenance from the date of filing petition?" Should I pay her 7500 per month since Oct 2015, in total 75000 till today? I got judgement on 12 July, so just confirming.

vamsi   28 August 2016 at 19:01

Suit filed by children when their father alive

a suit filed by a person. the plaintiffs father occupied the property and due to his inconvinience he regiseterd the property to his minor sons. after attaining majority the minor sons filed the suit against the defendants by claiming the title by adverse possession. what are the consequences without joining the plaintiffs father on this suit. please advise me and my query is it possible to file a suit on the basis of adverse possession by the children instead of their father when he alive?

Ritesh Rathod   28 August 2016 at 18:32

consumer petition

Dear sir I file a complaint to the consumer forum but by mistake nameof the rrespondent is type Navyug Mobile instead of Newyug Mobile this error I come to know whenrespondent file his written statement address is samenonly name by mistake written wrongbin main complaint. Now what should I do?

Ayesha   28 August 2016 at 17:48

Inheritance of daughter on father's property after his death

A Muslim father dies leaving behind 5 children, 2 daughters from his first marriage and 2 sons and a daughter from his second marriage. First wife is divorced. His will is not traceable. What would be the share of inheritance for the children from the first and second wife if there is no will. Can he make a will to deny his property to the children from first wife and give all the property to the second wife and his children? Can that will be questioned for its authenticity and legality. Thanks

Anonymous   28 August 2016 at 17:12

Police verification

One of my friends joined Indian army in 2004.He left the job in 2008.He came home on leave and did not return his unit.Later he sent his resignation letter and army Id-card by registered post.In that time police came to his house once for enquiry.Thence there is no further enquiry neither from police nor from his unit so far.Now in 2016 he cleared the mains of west bengal civil service exam and faced the interview successfully.He is sure to get an appointment.will there be any problem regarding police verification due to his previous army job?

Anonymous   28 August 2016 at 17:10

Police verification

One of my friends joined Indian army in 2004.He left the job in 2008.He came home on leave and did not return his unit.Later he sent his resignation letter and army Id-card by registered post.In that time police came to his house once for enquiry.Thence there is no further enquiry neither from police nor from his unit so far.Now in 2016 he cleared the mains of west bengal civil service exam and faced the interview successfully.He is sure to get an appointment.will there be any problem regarding police verification due to his previous army job?

Rashmi_86   28 August 2016 at 14:35

DV case

Hello i was physically verbally & financially abused by my husband & although i wished for a peaceful separation i was forced to file a DV case (498a) on my husband since he refused an MCD. I wish to know the process of contested Divorcd under cruelty grounds. What happens if my husband has relocated to an unknown place/country and only his parents are residing at his permanent address now? Will he be forced to respond or can they ignore the summons sent at his permanent residence address?
I am scared of a long delayed litigation