The Saint
06 November 2015 at 08:41
Dear Sir,
please help me with the following queries.
1)Post acquittal from criminal case, can accused file an application under section 340 in the court?
2) there are some documents which were not produced during evidence. Hence, they are not exhibited. can such documents be produced now to support in the application under 340?
3)if court asks why such document was not produced during trial itself, what should be the explanation for such non production?
please suggest sir
Biswajit
06 November 2015 at 07:56
What is the maximum demand a wife can make from the husband during a divorce, as per law, where children are adults. My query is regarding maintenance, share in husband's self earned properties, etc.
AJIT KUMAR
06 November 2015 at 03:25
dear sir,
can an employed llb holder give legal consultancy services. I am not asking for having practicing degree for appearing before a court, rather just giving legal opinions against fees. the employment nature is of accounts and finance nature.
Ajit
Anonymous
06 November 2015 at 01:15
Need help, I work for an It company. I was on 3 months paid maternity leave, as my baby was pre mature I had to extend my leave.I have asked the company to extend the leave for 5 months( without pay) but it was extended for 2 months. After 2 months I have requested the company to extend it further, but I am told that it is not possible to extend. As there was no one to look after my baby and I don't want to keep a 4 month old baby in cherche I choose to resign. I have been told that I have to either serve the 3 months notice period or had to pay 3 months gross salary which comes to 1.5 lacs. I can't afford to pay such a huge amount. I don't have any dependency, nor I have been allocated to any project can't the company waive off the notice period and relieve me immediately. Please help me on this Asap.
Member (Account Deleted)
05 November 2015 at 23:41
Like in all other courts and laws, abuse of SLP route has grown quite popular(notorious) to gatecrash by rich into supreme court to take that one more chance to stall execution of order by lower courts and try to make it beyond the capacity of common man to seek relief. The Supreme court is flooded with SLPs in last few years so much so that outstanding cases n Supreme court have exceeded 60,000 and given full strength even (30) there is per judge 2000 cases mind boggling and one cant expect any justice before 7-10 years.This is besides time taken by judges for routine in-limine dismissals.
Hence now I seek clarification on following:
1.Is it correct to give supreme court open and un-reigned discretionary powers to hear anything on any matter even though decided by competent higher courts below and SCI has no original jurisdiction specially SLPs
2. What are parameters used to admit SLP by supreme court
3.Are these parameters limited and well defined
4.Should there be time limit to dispose SLP since it stalls justice to opposite party already aggrieved by lengthy litigation.
5.Should supreme court interfere in special enactment cases like Consumer Protection,women victimization and domestic violence which were enacted by parliament to speed up & process justice separately and fast track?
6. Are there any case laws in this regard where supreme court in past has laid down or defined a need or no need to hear a SLP
The above are interesting and very vital questions and I solicit expert comments from senior counsels on this
Thanks
Sanjay Bulsara
05 November 2015 at 23:16
If 2nd joint member of residential premises of c.h.s ,mumbai is dead. How to add name of his son in place of his deceased father's name.
Samanth kumar
05 November 2015 at 23:00
Dear experts one man 38 yrs age is having live in relationship from 4yrs with a divorced woman of 34 yes age. Due to repeated quarrels with her they are living separately From 6 months. 2 kids. Now he is trying to give a legal notice to her to continue life with her. 1)They are not legally wedded so legal notice will be valid? 2)wat are the important points to considered to give legal notice? 3) will give legal notice or not? Please reply
Lakshmipriya
05 November 2015 at 22:27
Hi,
I have Question about Property Share for my Mother.
My Grandfather Bought a property (Property A) in his name after my father got married. My father is only son to my grandfather and my grandfather didn’t have any other child. My Grandfather is expired 20 years before.
My Grandfather Got a Share of Property (Property B) through Partition, where Partition happened after my father got married.
My Father purchased a property (Property C) in recent years, where he used earning from Property B to purchase Property C.
Since my mom doesn’t have good terms with my father, my mom wants some share of Property from above List A,B and C. What is my mother's Right to property in this case?
Other fact to note:Â My father & Mom has 2 Sons and 1 Daughter. There is no Partition happened between my bothers, my father, my mother & myself.
If my mom divorce my father, will she get share of property from A, B and C properties.
Can you please let me know?
Thank-you
ramchandra
05 November 2015 at 22:20
recently apex court ruled that succession act 2005 can not be implemented retrospectively. my father died in 1970 he died without making will a flat in his name was transferred in my mothers name . Now my sister is claiming her share in mothers property on the basis of 2005 succession act. what will be the position now and onwards I am Hindu and staying in Maharashtra
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