reddyb
02 March 2015 at 10:34
Dear sir/Madam,
I filed divorce in Bangalore on 8th Feb 2015, My wife is staying in andhra..Court has been sent summons to her..but we got information that, they dint accept that summons which is sent by court and asked postman to write the girl is not there now like that/door locked etc... How can i proceed for further actions?? please reply as we have 1st april 2015 we need to appear in family court
Anonymous
02 March 2015 at 09:14
HELLO.LAST YEAR ONE OF MY RELATIVE FILED A CASE AGAINST ME AND MY FAMILY MEMBERS EVEN WHEN I WAS NOT INVOLVED UNDER SEC 323 ,325, 506,37 IPC.I WANT TO APPLY FOR CIVIL SERVICE AND I WANT TO KNOW IS THERE IS ANY PROBLEM IN POLICE VERIFICATION TIME.WE HAVE COME TO AN MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING AND ALL PAPERS HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED IN COURT.WHAT I WILL DO.
mala
02 March 2015 at 08:52
wITH DUE RESPECT TO ALL AND GREETING OF THE DAY
Sir
I hv been convicted soely on the basis of some transcript and recorded conversaion produced by the prosecution and they themselveslf admit that this transcript and conversation so recorded were in their office Hence i hv zppealed to the High court
I need clarification and guidance on these aspects
1. Tape recorded conversation
As per law laid down by hon SC and Various High Courts in its in their catena of judgements like Paarasurmireddy etcetc
wherein it is stated that the "MAKER OF THE RECORDED CONVERSATION MUST IDENTIFY THE VOICE"
OR BY ANY OTHERS WHO ARE COMPETENT TO IDENTIFY THE VOICE
NOW my question is
Qn1 Who can be called as the maker of the voice
Is it correct to suggest that in the present case the person as per the case of the prosecution who spoke to me can be said to be the maker of the recordings
only he can identify the person to shom he had spoken to n telephone
and if that person is neither produced as a witness or as accused before the court and I denied the voice coupled with those PWs who identified the voice have neither met me or seen me on any earlier occassion prior thereto . Furthermore when the court itself returned its findings that anything comes in absence of the person either as a witness or accused becomes hearsay evidence and is not admissible
Anonymous
02 March 2015 at 08:27
What is the procedure to get divorced...In Muslims sunni law...how can a muslim but get divorced while her husband didn't want..
Anonymous
02 March 2015 at 08:24
A newly married muslim girl wants divorce from her husband...which are the legal ground she can get divorced...and kindly suggest the procedure...
manojkumar
02 March 2015 at 05:10
Respect lawyers
My grandfather have several properties which is inherited by his father.
1. One acre two cents agricultural Land given by some kind of society
2. 77 cents agriculture land his self acquired properties
3. Four cents land
4. Eight cents land
5. Etc...
My grandfather died at 1990.
Before that my grandfather partitioned
Properties by notary, but there aren't registered.
In that properties my father signed without intimating my mother, I was 3 year boy (minor).
When I asked to relatives there are saying that ur mother signature won't necessary for that properties
Is it correct?
My grandfather have five Children
Four son's and one daughter
Last son is my father.
All of my grandfather properties or sold out without intimating my mother
My father died at 2002.
What should I do?
ChandanLawyersclub
01 March 2015 at 23:03
Dear Experts,
Need help in below case.
Husband bought a property 9 years back in Joint name with wife (Husband’s mistake), all money paid by Husband. They are married from last 11years, have no kid. They had some matrimonial dispute due to not having child. Wife has some medical issue, do not want to take responsibility of a kid, so not coming for treatment, adaptation/ART. Wife refused to sign in sales agreement till ½ DD given on her name. So they arrived at consensus they will sell the house and buy a flat in joint name, balance they will divide . they have booked a flat Rs 50L + 30L they have divided half(15L) and half(15L). 50L is LTCG. Buyer has deducted 40K, 40K 1% TDS both of their names and issues 2 forms 16B.
Wife promised, Husband once she gets financial security she will come forward for treatment ART or adopt and marriage will save. So I husband given 15L to her, thinking she will fulfill her promise.
Husband has given her below choice
a. Come for self treatment/Adopt /Surrogacy
b. Take balance 25L also through court, total 40L (15L+25L) and be ready for MCD
But it seems she is not going to choose any choice after getting 15L and just wants further money from Husband . Husband has given 50L to builder from his account( which his previous house buyer transferred). This builder is small, If husband requests him to register this house on his name, builder will do. Registration still not done and TDS still not paid by husband.
a.Can husband go ahead and register this flat on his name. Wife has small job, do not comes in income tax bracket. All money for previous house was given by Husband , He has all documented proofs of transactions.
b.Can wife file forgery case against husband if husband register flat on his name only.
Regards
Chandra
Russel Timothy R
01 March 2015 at 22:50
sirs,
greetings. i work for an autonomous body under govt in an educational inst. and i had acquired permission during 2008 to do my part-time external phd course but had to change the university during 2011 due to some problems with the univ. and the guide. this was informed to my office only later during 2013, which my office is asking explanation.
pls advice me as my job or duties were never affected due to my part time education and had never applied for long leave / study leave such that my regular job duties were affected.
thanks in anticipation
russel,t.
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