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Brigu Kumar   26 April 2016 at 19:10

Appeal against probate granted at mumbai high court.

Can some one please clarify how much time is permitted to file an Appeal in Mumbai High Court against Order of "Probate Granted". Is it four weeks from date of Order or four weeks from Receipt of Certified Copy of Order from Court? After filing of Appeal, what is the entire procedure to be followed either by Plaintiff or by Defendant in the sense - who should do what? What other steps would be followed by the Court, etc, etc.

Mallikarjuna yadav A   26 April 2016 at 18:53

Dvc casa regarding

Dear Sir
In the two months of married life my brother wife was registered Dvc case against my brother in the court of vemulawada of karimnagar district of telangana it was fake case

We are attending every trial in the court ,in the part of hearing judge conduct a counselling to the couple and instructed them apply divorce ,my brother wife was not attending the case since 3 hearing and now she was given a petition against my brother and parents in the local police station


Police ASI and CI was calling us through phone for counselling

Sir my query was it is possible to register a case in police station while DVC was running in the family court

Sir please guide me in this case

Brigu Kumar   26 April 2016 at 18:40

To file appeal against probate granted at mumbai high court.

I want to know what is the time limit for filing Appeal against a Probate Granted Order in Mumbai High Court?
In our case, probate was granted on 5th April, 2016 and at bottom of order, states four weeks stay granted. But I am confused as some Advocate say - it is four weeks from receipt of Certified Copy of Order, some say - four weeks from date of Order. I am confused. Can someone please clarify?

Manikam   26 April 2016 at 18:36

Procedure to form a society

Respected sir ,

Here we have few friends who are interested in forming a non profitable society for developing and propagating Buddhist religion , I have few queries it would be great-full to you if some one please advice.

1)Minimum no of members required for forming society.
2)Registration fees and other formalities
3)Required documents.
4)what are the rules and regulations.

anil kumr   26 April 2016 at 16:49

F.o.r destination terms indicate

Can anyone explains the exact meaning of F.O.R Destination price basis. Under this term who bear the freight charges? If it by the purchaser, can it be paid after receipt of material at the destination ? Or the buyer is supposed to pay it prior to dispatch?
Kindly advise appropriately.

pallabi gogoi   26 April 2016 at 15:55

case relating to conversion of hinduism invalid

i need case relating to conversion of hindusim is invalid

vijay   26 April 2016 at 15:27

Right of Hindu widow

Sir, is it Hindu widow has first (BEFORE CHILDREN) absolute right on her husband' s self earned property ? As her pre existing right of maintenance and residence . Because as per the Hindu mitakshera school or shastric law -she will rightly represent the husband as "ARDHANGINI"-and she is half sharer of the property and If she has right full possession of husband's property. So give me a guidance in this. Vijay

Anu   26 April 2016 at 15:09

Cancallation of mou

We have made a Aggreement of sale /MOU for buying a flat on 500 rs stamp paper and notarised it with the help of lawyer. But now the seller wants to cancel the deal since the terms and condition written in MOU for money and possession is not acceptable to him. At the time of MOU we have given him(seller) 1 lakh rs as token amount, which now he is denying to return us. and told us that first we have to make a cancellation draft on 100 rs stamp which he will check and if he finds it ok then make us the payment through check.
1.we have asked him to return the money through DD( as we don't have any faith in him any more)
2. we want the cancellation draft that he wants to be formed should be done by him only, as he cancelled the deal.
So, on this basis how can we take back our token amount from him by legal process as he is denying from both the above points.

Harpreet   26 April 2016 at 14:07

Withdrawal of criminal FIR ...

My tenant filed a false complaint against me.As a result of which FIR u/s 354A/506/509/34 was registered...Basic facts of the case is that I told her orally no of times to vacate the house but she refused to do so..At last, I sent a legal notice from my lawyer seeking eviction of the said house in terms of agreement by giving one month notice to the date of expiry of registered rent deed.On receipt of the said notice ,another day she filed a false complaint..Now with the help of common people she decided to withdraw the complaint...Till now chargesheet has not yet filed and I have not yet hired a lawyer.What is the right procedure to withdrawn the FiR at this stage. Police officer told me an affidavit is to be filed at police station by her stating the she is withdrawing the case,duly attested by notary on ₹10 stamp paper or she can apply to court for withdrawl of complaint under section 257 CrPC.. So is this right..If yes ,then with which one I should proceed ?? Or Is there any other procedure.. Thank you...

ASHEESH PANDEY   26 April 2016 at 13:49

is notice from lawyer necessary!!!!!

my employer not giving salary to me since last 07 months that's why I hire a lawyer/advocate. Lawyer asking me that he will send a notice from his end before issuing notice from court.
Is it necessary to send a lawyer's notice before notice from court.