Ayan
28 July 2022 at 21:25
The Property is in West Bengal.Under Dayabhaga law a married daughter born before 1956 , married before 1956 and died in 1975.His son have right grandfather( mother's father) unwilled property ? I am son of the daughter .
His grand father died in 1971
Anonymous
28 July 2022 at 20:13
Respected Sirs,
One Mr. x field a criminal case against me on 23/02/22 on the same day police called me to the P.S and told me to compromise but I refused stating that this is false case and I shall not compromise, seeing my stubborn attitude FIR was slightly altered and sent to Magistrate on 25/02/22 now what stand I should take in court? should I request the court to call the IO for delay submission of FIR before the megistrate, please advise.
Thanking you in anticipation.
Anonymous
28 July 2022 at 18:54
sirs,
a marriage has been declared null and void . it was an exparte decree. but it has not been set aside so far . whether i am duty bound to pay maintenance to my wife. can i take the defence that now the marriage has been declared null and void.
Anonymous
28 July 2022 at 18:47
sirs,
can anybody provide me supreme court ruling to the effect that simultaneous prosecution of the accused u/s 420 IPC and 138 NI Act on the same fact is NOT allowed ?
Anonymous
28 July 2022 at 18:41
dear sirs,
i have heard that lawyers should not have another source of income. but my friend lawyers are acting in films. is it allowed ?
salil kumar.p
jobstervijay
28 July 2022 at 04:36
there are 2 instances but in both lawyer sent unauthorized notice
I manly need to know cpc for sending notice, do they need authority letter /consent letter and how to report such mal practice
1) recently copyright notice was sent to one publisher on behalf of another, accuser denies sending such notice in call but not giving in writing, when asked lawyer he said he sent notice on behalf of another lawyer ,another lawyer is found to frnd of accuser
2) when one person was selling flat paper notice was published on behalf of his wife ,but wife not accepting/denying such notice ( her being adamant is one of reason divorce case pending )
where to approch to force lawyer to prove authority
plz note,wordis force
gurinder singh
27 July 2022 at 14:34
e way bill expired due to a sudden storm on hills as vehicle had to take shelter for few hours for storm to pass. VAT officer intercepted and asking to deposit tax and penalty. I asked trader to pay tax and I will pay penalty as he will get his tax refund, adjusted subsequently. Trader is not agreeing. He says his CA has advised him that he will not get his tax amount back. This seems illogical to me as govt will logically not take tax twice on same goods. Am I right or the trader is right?
Read more at: https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/penalty-under-vat-for-expired-e-way-bill-225228.asp
Sachithanantham D
27 July 2022 at 13:06
can a compliant be filled under section 138 and 142 of NI act if the said loan amount is guaranteed by hypothecating un movable assets
Read more at: https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/ask_query.asp
Venkat
27 July 2022 at 00:18
Dear experts:
I was awarded guardianship and custody by Family Court in Hyderabad this week after a long custody battle with the mother (child is living with the mother). The court ordered the mother to handover the child to me within two months and also gave her visiting rights to visit the child every week. In this regard I would like to ask you:
If the mother does not comply, can I file Habeas Corpus petition in High Court or must I file a regular execution petition in the same family court that gave the order (which can take months to succeed if it all)? In the famous Tejaswini Goud vs. Shekar Prasad Tiwari, the Mumbai HC and the Honble SC did allow Habeas Corpus petition to be a suitable substitution to the execution petition since it is expeditious.
Thank you very much.
Venkat
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Daughters rights
Hi All,
There is a family of 5 siblings ( 3 sons and 2 daughters), The land of 15 acres divided in 1997 among the sons (excluding daughter in the partition deed and father was no longer alive at that time). One of the son sold some property on Dec 17 2004. Now the daughters put a case on court for the share and been running for 13 years in district court. The another son want to sell some of the property and shall I buy it even it is in litigation.
I read about this sections
"“Provided that nothing contained in this sub-section shall affect or invalidate any disposition or alienation including any partition or testamentary disposition of property which had taken place before the 20th day of December, 2004." - Can you please let me know this applies to the above case?.
Thanks