Ajit
28 March 2015 at 08:32
I would like to know that I am holding a facebook conversation where my wife has accepted the love of another man working in her company. She had done conversation with others boys which states that she is not a civilized lady. She has her own photo shoots in office hours instead of working in office. From past one and half yr her behaviour has changed. Would I be able to get the divorce and custody of minor child. Kindly confirm
Member (Account Deleted)
28 March 2015 at 08:28
I have been married for 7 years and living separate for more than 1. Due to major differences, I don't want to go back and can't imagine being in that life again. I am working and don't need any maintenance. My husband, however, doesn't want to divorce. He is fine me staying without him but doesn't want to divorce. I am facing challenges In finance management as I don't want to continue with his last name. I was to separate. What can I do? Please help.
Nand kishore
28 March 2015 at 06:38
Ram purchaged A portion of Land from N.Mahto by regd. sale deed in 1992 and mutated his name in govt. register and paid revenue in his name.Till now the land reciept is paid in the name of purchaser Ram, NOW ,Ram died and HIS son Kumar Applied for Nakal Of all the ducuments related to the Land Purchased by his Father RAM ,all documents is in his fathers name except Khatiyan whis is in the name of seller N.Mahto. Now MY query is that - 1, Will any litigation creat in future for Kumar (Ram,s Son) for that Khatiyan and if so What will HE DO for that. 2. What isthe rule and guide line for Kumar which help him to overcome from future Litigation?
Manohar
28 March 2015 at 02:15
Dear Sir,
Please tell me, the property rights of women in ancestor property, who is born before 17th June 1956.
I heard those born after this date only eligible.
Pls clarify.
Thanks
ajay kumar
28 March 2015 at 00:59
I know that MOU are not enforeable in court of law. But even if the parties to the MOU partly act according to MOU , in that case can it be fully enforced by court.
BARUN
28 March 2015 at 00:59
I am planning to give clat this year. I have cleared my cpt level exam of chartered accountancy and preparing for ipcc simultaneously also which is due in november 15. My dilemma is whether if I get through a good nlu (via clat) and pursue a 5 year course of ba llb would I be able to continue with my ca course? I have got mixed reviews as to what should be taken up with ba llb. As I am already very much into the ca course would it be wise for me to continue with it or should I take up the CS course along with BA.LLB? I would be highly obliged if you could enlighten me with the different prospects and dealing with the articleship issues also. My area of interest is corporate law and finance/accountancy also.
ABC
27 March 2015 at 21:07
COMPALAINANT IS NOT PRESENT AT THE TIME OF ARGUMENT.After that accused has completed his argument .so what is next stage?
Manoj Bansal
27 March 2015 at 19:49
In my office, there is a man who is SC by cast and he is threatening some of us in office for trapping us in false cases regarding Schedule castes. what is this section under IPC. how can I protect myself if he tries to do this
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Sec 6a of hindu succession act
The daughters are entitle to a share in ancestral properties as coparceners, because the act itself is very clear xnd not bearing more than one meaning. It creates rights in favour of a daughter from the date when teh amended actd was came in to force. whenever they may have been born. AIR 2008 Orissa page No: 133 Parvat Chandra Pattnaik and ors V Sarat Chandra pattnaik and others and Gandu Koteshwaramma and another V Chakri Yanadi and Anr are the best remarkeble rulings in favour of daughters.