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Ksreddyacs   05 October 2015 at 17:54

How to register law firm name for practise on the firms name

Dear collegues,

I have completed my LLB and enrolled as an advocate. I want to start my practice on firms name... Request you to guide me the following points:

1. How to register firm name in barcouncil

2. Bank account opening on firm name.

3. Any other documents to be submitted to barcounsi...

Saurabh Kumar Singh   05 October 2015 at 17:36

Land dispute family property

I am resident of Bihar. My Grandfather (died) has three sons and he constituted a joint family. Elder son (A) take care all property since long, 2nd son (B) expired in 1991(his wife working on compassionate ground-PWD Patan), 3rd son(C) (my father) retd. from Air force). Since long everyone in the family had faith in elder son (A). But we came to know that elder son has done some land transaction without our knowledge. Elder son (A) some land transfer in the name of his son, some land sold and some land exchanged with other for benefit of his son business (brick field). All family members came together in month of November 2014. At that time elder son (A) was not ready to give even an inch of land but lastly he came with certain calculation of land and One COMPROMISE DEED signed by and between Elder son (A), 2nd son (B) and 3rd son (C) with land calculation & land four corners. The main House keep by elder son (A) and against which some land given to 2nd son (B) and 3rd son (C), but one line is there in the COMPROMISE DEED that till construction (probable by 2017, can be extend) of separate house of 2nd son (B) and 3rd son (C), all will reside as it is. Now elder son (A) wife creating much nuisance to leave the house. 3rd son(C) (my father) and mother are there and taking care of grandmother (they have no other shelter). Till date lands are only on paper, not mutated even though elder son (A) wants to sell the land. Elder son (A) wife some time cut the electricity, close wash room not only this she abuses and giving mental pain to my father (C) (3rd son) and mother a lot. On local level elder son(A) is too strong politically. Please help-How can we get the legal protection that (1) without mutation entry no can sold the land, (2) How can we find the old property details- some were sold and some exchanged. (3) What protection available against old sale and exchange which was done without 2nd son (B) and 3rd son (C) sons consent. (4) What legal protection available to reside peacefully in ancestral house. We are in great mental stress please suggest the way out. Thanks all prominent, your valuable advice can help us in getting our legal right. Regards

Dilip Verma   05 October 2015 at 16:53

Sucession certificate

Sir my mother have applied for succession certificate for a flat at thane Maharashtra as my left died without will and nomination.. since our next hearing of court is on 20 Oct 2015, as we have to file for release dead in favor of my mother, as we are 3 children, as my lawyer have said that photo ID proof is compulsory to show to judge, but one of my sister have no ID proof but she only have School leaving certificate and Marksheet, can anyone guide me as what should i do as i do not have her any ID proof.

123456   05 October 2015 at 16:37

Grandfather earned and made will on my father. does the grandson have rights on it

Hi,

My Grandfather had made a will on my father for all the properties that he earned as well as the property he inherited where as my father got married twice and each wife has a son.

As the first wife was not well after giving birth, she got her sister married to her husband and all live in same house.

Now my father has given a small portion of grandfather earned property to one son alone as a 'settlement to family members'.

1. Do my father have full rights to do so as it was earned not by him but by my grandfather.

2. what is the stake on 2 wives on these properties. We belong to Hindu

3. When my father is not supporting my mother who is suffering from an uncommon disease, is there any law through which I can demand him

Please advice.....



Syed ibrahim   05 October 2015 at 16:12

purchase of agricultural land by non agriculturists

Dear experts, reposting this as I didn't know how to remove the anonymous status: Recently Govt. Of Karnataka had come to a decision to allow non agriculturists with income limit upto Rs.25 lakhs to purchase agricultural land. Wish to know has this been passed in gazette & when will it be enforced. Also can a person after selling residential property use the sale proceeds to purchase any agricultural land. The residential property is in joint name of me & my friend & also purchase the farm in joint name as we intend to start polyhouse organic farm near tumkur.

Regards

Chandrakala   05 October 2015 at 14:55

Do my sons have rights on their grand father's house

Hello Experts, I am from Hyderabad, Telangana. My father in law has self acquired house. Myself and my husband developed the house investing about 13 lakhs since my marriage in 1999. My in laws have no source of income since my marriage. myself and my husband take care of the household and out of our earnings we constructed first floor and renovated ground floor also. During all these years they have taken the rent amount of 2 flats monthly in spite of we handling all the expenses. My in laws have 3 daughters elder to my husband. They have changed the mindset of my in laws for want of share in the property. They are claiming equal share. They are all well settled financially and their children are settled in foreign countries. We dont have any other house to live in. My in laws are even ready to sell the house and share equally. I have 2 sons aged 11 yrs and 4 yrs. What rights do my husband and sons have on this house. Will proceeding legally help us? Kindly advice.

shivam mittal   05 October 2015 at 14:28

delhi university law degree

I wanted to know that whether the DU law degree is recognised by bar council of india or not ?

FightForCause   05 October 2015 at 14:13

Acquittal in 498a case, can i file defamation and other crimnal cases?

Hi Experts,

My 498a Final argument is in next week. I had submitted my written Statement u/s 313(5). Judge had read it and convinced me that he will acquit me after Final arguments.

My wife had not proved any single allegation , also when i took cross of my wife she just answered for many questions either "She dont remember" or " She denies it ". So from the cross point of view I am very dissatisfied as it was Judge who did not allowed us to take cross for long. Cross went for 3 hours ( in 2 days ) and firstly we just asked wife the sequence of events and to all which she agrees. After this when we wanted to ask counter questions Judge became rigid and said enough time and close the cross.

Judge later said as wife in her statement and evidence has not proved anything , cross has no meaning.

Wife had also put DV case in same court , but she withdrew it when i got visitation order of my daughter.

Now Divorce case is going on and Family court allowed her to take child abroad for 1 year for her employment purpose.

I want to understand do I stand a chance to put defamation + law of tort + any other criminal proceeding against wife to make her realise the wrong she did and bring her on terms related to shared custody/parenting for child.

I will try to persuade Judge to give acquital based on merit and not write prosecution could not prove beyond doubt so acquital. Is it Ok to ask the Judge to consider my written statements and exhibited evidences and give judgement that case was false?

siddhartha sinha   05 October 2015 at 13:50

Sudden change in eligibility criteria

The RBI has suddenly changed their eligibility criteria for officer examination from this year. They did notify in Aug itself but one has to study well in advance to cover the huge syllabus. Request to reconsider has fallen on deaf ears. Can they be legally forced to postpone new rules?

Anubhav   05 October 2015 at 12:32

Police dropping sections of fir.

Respected Sir,
I have lodged FIR u/s 447,454,380 IPC.
Police upon investigation (perhaps under the pressure of some influence)reduced the crime to be committed u/s 448 IPC in the chargesheet.
1.Police did not investigated the matter properly hence dropped sec 454 and 380.?There is no mention of them in CS.What can be done now to ensure that the investigation must be done impartially and fairly?