Chaitanya krishna
07 June 2015 at 10:59
I got married to my uncles daughter 16years ago in 1999.we have a daughter who is 13 years old now.my wife was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 2008 and she is under treatment since then.we are living together in our house along with my daughter.my parents live separately.my wife has refused to take medicines for the last 9months citing side effects of the medication.I have tried my level best to convince her but she has refused to take the medicines.the doctors at the government hospital for mental care have stressed that medication should not be stopped as schizophrenia could worsen.despite her illness my wife manages household chores but is unable to maintain good relations with her family or with me and my daughter.she has refused to cooperate in giving me sexual pleasure.my constant pestering to get her to take medication has resulted in a lot of arguments as she has suffered a relapse of the disease.our relationship has suffered due to the disease and now she wants to separate from me.she wants a divorce.I tried to take help of in-laws but they too were helpless.now they have distanced themselves from us.my wife gave a complaint of domestic violence against me in 2010which was not acted upon as I had produced the medical reports.I would like to know if I can opt for divorce by mutual consent in this case.my wife wants a flat to live which I have arranged and 10k for her monthly expenses.my daughter doesn't want to go and live with her mother.she wants to stay with me.I fear that after all this my in laws would file a 498a case against me and destroy my career.I don't want to mention about psychiatric illness and go for mutual consent divorce as my wife too is willing.can I opt for MCD.How can I protect myself from my in-laws in the future.they have recorded phone calls to trouble me in the future.please advise.my email is veeramallur@yahoo.com
n v subba rao
07 June 2015 at 08:19
Hi,
We obtained a decree, ex-parte, for around Rs.3 crores...I have the following questions regarding EP:
1) Can we have both movable and immovable properties in one EP?
2) What will happen to the attached properties in EP, if JD goes for (successful) appeal or set aside petition? Can the JD dispose the attached properties after this?
3) JD has one proprietary/partnership firm under which there are some courier franchises. How do we include this into EP? That is, can we include the income or just offices or the franchises (which may be at the discretion of the courier) or all ?
4)In general, how long it takes for the EP to complete?
Also appreciate if you could point to the sample EP.
Thanks in advance..
ssundarpaul
07 June 2015 at 08:14
how to make 5 year validity mutual agreement?..
if yes what is the amount of stamp duty Require?..
Anonymous
07 June 2015 at 04:45
Dear, sir I'm a 22 years old boy and I'm in love with 17 years girl. she will became 18 in this July (1st July ) can I marry her after the day ??? I mean 2nd July ?? I'm eagerly waiting for your kind reply, thank you
arvind
07 June 2015 at 00:34
dear i have a land in mandya district karnataka. and there was a dispute pending at the high court of karnataka since 2002. on 2012 parties and myself enter into compromise by the high court of karnataka. on june 26 2014 i give a request for rtc in my name for my portion of land as per high court of karnataka compromise petition. after that the compromise party come to taluk office give a objection on 26 june 2014. the say that as per the court order not to do rtc in my name. and again i approach the high court of karnataka for rtc. since the dispute is closed now they have approach the assistant commissioner of revenue court and have take stay.now i want know whether can i file a contempt of court. against the compromise party.
Pawar Pankaj
07 June 2015 at 00:12
Respected Experts,
In 2012, I was planning to buy a Property being listed on 99 acres.com in Mumbai. The Property was Mhada redevelopment, but all the tenants of the Building were trying to convert the property into Ownership. No such procedure was completed from Mhada end, but the Building even then formed a Society, made Share Certificates, made Society letter heads, coloured the building making the Mhada sign/Logo disappear, etc.
I as an Outsider didnt knew any of this. The seller "THOUGHT", that Property was ownership due to above incidences and told me that Loan is available on the said property. He being the Society Secretary or so gave me in writing on Society's letterhead, that the Property is saleable legally.
Public sector Bank also didnt perform their Due diligence and told me that, Loan is available on the Property.
Old Custom House also accepted the Stamp duty and Registration of the Same.
The final step, Bank asked for Mortagage Lien on the same property to disburse the Loan, it was then one Chairman of the society, who told us, the Society Ownership Conversion Process was still not complete and hence it is still a Mhada Property on which no loan is available and hence, No Mortagage Lien is possible.
It took me over 2 years to recover the Stamp Duty money from Old custom House, Registration of ₹30k was nonrefundable.
The Seller returned me 70% of black money in parts over 6 months but other losses like Registration, Interest, etc was never returned by him.
He was threatening me actually (due to which, my family never allowed me as a Single Woman to file FIR), even though, it was his mistake and foolish of thinking, that Property is saleable.
He of course, sold his Property in 100% Black and refuses to reimburse my losses of ₹ 4 to 5 lacs and refuses to accept, it was never my mistake.
Is it possible to sue him and send a legal notice against him now after 3 years? What are my chances of recovering my losses in this Lawsuit? I have all the Stamp duty and Registration Documents and Society Letterhead.
Do i need to file an FIR before suing him?
Please help me to get justice and guide me through this..
velmurugan
07 June 2015 at 00:00
Respected Ld.Counsels,
It is a bribery case under sections 120B of IPc and sections 7,12,13(1) r/w 13(d) of PC act, following a ACB raid(not a Trap case-accused were not caught redhanded),
The chargesheet has already been filled.and me,being one of the accused, received the copy of the same with its annexures including 161 statements of all witnesses.
But no statements from the ACB officials as well as from the 2 shadow witnesses enclosed.
I understand that in a Trap case ,the two shadow witnesses used by ACB are considered "independant witnesses" and often conviction is based on their testimony,as great importance is attached to their statements in court.
My question:
1) But in my case the 2 shadow witnesses have never witnessed the alleged crime/transaction and they were only part of the raiding party.., will they be still taken in the eyes of law as "independent Witnesses" or they are only "interested witnesses"- what is the evidentiary value of these 2 witnesses?
2)Is it normal that their statements ,not being furnished along with the chargesheet?
sorry for repeting the query as my earlier query got no reply..Will be grateful for your kind clarification...Thanking you all..
Bapurao R. Kane
06 June 2015 at 23:35
Stealing affection of others wife and trafficking
Respected sir,
I have a evidence against a womanizer IPS officer who made trafficking of married woman and also made crime of stealing affection of her husband. There is phone call details, Location details of his mobile, witness and other evidence against him. I had made complaint against him to the commissioner, but being their colleague there trying to safe him. I have already made on application to chief Justice of High court After that i have received many evidence against him.
Friends, my question is that made a Private complaint against him? under what article? If so please provide me format of petition.
Regards
Kane
Medha Bhattacharyya
06 June 2015 at 22:32
Whether a Retainer-Advocate can accept power of attorney on behalf of his corporate client and give evidence on behalf of his client before court of Law?Whether it is contrary to legal ethics/Advocates Act-1961?
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Section 12 1 (a)
Respected Experts
I got married on october 15th, 2010. Its an arranged marriage. The marriage between her and me not consummated due to unwillingness of her. Every day and night she stayed along with me used to state different kind of reasons for her unwillingness and she also used to say that marriage has been got done by force of her parents. Ultimately she left the matrimonial life with in 15 days of the marriage i.e. on October 31, 2010 and never returned back.
I issued a lawyer notice her to return back and join the conjugal life but never returned back.
I filed u/s 12 1(a) HMA that marriage was not consummated due to impotence of respondent.
Now my problem is, though I have filed u/s 12 1 (a), I havent got any medical reports of about her to prove the impotence. I stated in my petition that impotence may be curable , not curable, permenant or temporary.
I also stated in my petition that respondent may be suffering at the time of 15days where she stayed along with me, may be suffering with temporary or curable impotence.
Now please state me whether my kind of approach to court is in right way or not.