gayathri
31 July 2015 at 22:03
Trial is complete. Accused persons r acquitted.
trial court observes in its findings that investigating officer directly jumped to the conclusion that there are materials and submitted chargesheet.
The investigating officer in this case filed a chargesheet and thus committed the accused persons to stand a criminal trial contrary to law.
can the investigating officer be charged under s.219 and s.220 of the IPC for making a report "chargesheet" contrary to law and thus commitment to trial contrary to law.
Abdul Hannann
31 July 2015 at 21:50
if the grandfather had one daughter and one son. Son died in the life of his father. What will the distribution among the the daughter and the son's sons after the death of grandfather.
malhari
31 July 2015 at 21:12
dear sir/madam,
i got married in maharashtra yavatmal city.i had gone on yayatmal municipal corporation. they told me you will take this certificate in gram panchayat.this village is not on municipal corporation.so i m stay in ahmedabad in gujarat.therefore, the gram panchayat says you will taken this certificate at your gujrat state.here is rules of where you are married at your wife place..you will taken this certificate.. so where will i taken this certificate..and what is the actually rules..for Maharashtra gram panchayat..my wife where she stay in dorli village..so they are not give me my marriage certificate ..so what i do..plz help me and tell me the rules for gram panchayat..
Srinivas Kumar
31 July 2015 at 20:44
Hi Experts,
I am representing myself in the court for my voidable of marriage case filed by my wife. Now its in petitioner's evidence stage. Is there anyway for me to request honourable judge for allowing my wife's mother to cross examine. If so, what kind of procedure i have to follow. I wanted to extract the truth and submit to the judge.
Please do the needful.
Kaushik
31 July 2015 at 20:29
In The Case Of The Original Duly Notarised Document Having Been Misplaced, Is A Copy Of The Notarised Document, Which Has Been Attested By The Same Notary Who Had Noted & Registered The Original, Admissible As Documentary Evidence In A Legal Dispute?
Thanks,
Kaushik.
Rakesh Ranjan
31 July 2015 at 20:24
Can services rendered in another central / state government department after tendering technical resignation from previous post be counted for promotion in parent department without returning in parent department
Prakash Alva
31 July 2015 at 19:41
There are two brothers and four sisters in the family.
First brother(A) passed away in June 2001,leaving behind his widow and were issueless, and the widow(C) inherited his house property. One sister(B)among the above passed away subsequently in sept. 2001.The widow (C)refered above, passed away in December 2009 interstate and she was issueless. The surviving members on her husband"s side at the time of her death are one brother, three sisters and children of diseased sister (B).
In a situation like this who are the legal heirs to the widow's property.
Do we take the date of death of the widow or the actual date of death of the late husband for determining the legal heirs of her husband.
Please advise.
Prakash Alva.
dinesh kumar
31 July 2015 at 19:32
Hello sir, I was serving in sashastra seema bal and had resigned in oct 2014. But want to join back. Request to all of you if anybody can give the name and contact number of best lawyer of lucknow who deals in service matter. Urgent
seema sharma
31 July 2015 at 18:48
sir,
I concern for a thrift and credit coop society regd in Delhi.these are points:-
1. A member took loan in may 2007.
2. he never paid any installments.
3. He paid some amount in july 2015
Query :-
1. when cause of action arose for filing arbitratiuon .
2. from which date limitation act will apply.
3. what are the remedies for us in case of expiry of limitaion period.
Documentary evidence
What Is The Legal Value As Documentary Evidence Of An Attested Copy, By Notary, Of Notarised Original Document?