mayur mayur
01 February 2015 at 16:20
Dear concern
my fact is as under
1)husband file divorce petition(desertion & cruelty)
2)wife file RCR petition
the both matter at final hearing(cross of petitioner) in that matter wife doesn't want divorce
now a days both had contacted to each other
wife tell her husband to i don't want divorce what should i do & husband tell his wife he need divorce
after that wife decide that she directly go to her matrimonial house & reside with her husband & father in law & mother in law.
now my query is whether it is possible by law that at the time of court proceeding wife can go to her matrimonial house & stay there
Swapnil
01 February 2015 at 16:10
Sir
If senior advocate not provide NOC or avoiding for the same, can its possible to cross examine the petitioner as party in person ?
How court will allow to cross examine the petitioner as party in person
Swapnil
01 February 2015 at 16:00
Sir
If senior advocate not provide NOC or avoiding for the same, can its possible to cross examine the petitioner as party in person ?
How court will allow to cross examine the petitioner as party in person
Swapnil
01 February 2015 at 15:48
Sir
If senior advocate not provide NOC or avoiding for the same, can its possible to cross examine the petitioner as party in person ?
How court will allow to cross examine the petitioner as party in person
Swapnil
01 February 2015 at 15:29
Sir
Petitioner file suit for sending blank envelops instead of legal notice now after filing WS, now petitioner file IA and mark exhibits and change the nature of suit from damages to defamation, so how can ill stop this suit.
Now matter is posted for last chance of cross examination of petitioner after giving exhibit nos.
pls guide me
priyanka
01 February 2015 at 15:22
I had booked a banquet hall for 4th october, 2014 with the advance payment of 20,000 rs. When I had booked, my foot was already fractured and was in plaster cast and had been so for over a month, so I was hoping that my foot would be fine by the time date comes. However, it did not happen. SO, eventually I cancelled the date.
As far as I remember I had cancelled the date with at least one week in advance. (This time could even be more, but for this I will have to check my account details, as I had made the payment). when I cancelled the date and postponed it for 14th Feb, he asked me to pay 30,000 more, which I paid without any argument.
However, due to various reasons and my foot, I cancelled this date with 70 days in advance, so that this time, no loss is incurred by him.
The original bill made was for 1 lakh 35 thousand for 300 people. and out of this total amount, I have already paid him 50,000 Rs. However, he says that if he does not find booking for 14th February, I would have to pay him 60-70% of the amount, which obviously means that he will not be refunding any amount and I will only have to pay him more.
The first bill he gave me had nothing mentioned on it except that no amount will be refunded. However, the second bill for the 30,000 rs which I had paid him, mentioned that if the date is cancelled the client will have to pay 50% of the total amount. (this bill was given to me on the day I cancelled the date) I asked him for a rule book as well, to which he replied, that he does not have it and it is only now that banquet halls have started registering themselves.
So, the total loss amount is 50,000 Rs and it could be 94,000 if I have to pay him 70% of the amount for something which did not happen at all.
I would really like to confirm the validity of my complaint:
1) Taking into consideration it could be only a week before which I postponed the date to 14th February, am I even in a position to ask for a refund?
2) Am I supposed to pay him more money since I have already paid him 50,000, which amount to 37% of the payment?
3) Can the banquet hall owner file a criminal or civil law suit against me?
4) If yes, what can i Do to avoid it?
Ritesh Rathod
01 February 2015 at 14:10
Dear sir,
I want to purchase a house. In that hours 2 person is owner out of one is a minor. As per the law court approval also taken. In this regard I have two questions 1. Can 2nd major owner sell his only own interest from that house. If yes than how? 2. And if I want to purchase whole property who will sign onbehalf of minor. ? because minor has only grand mother.
ASK
01 February 2015 at 13:46
I have doubt on integrity of my lawyer in Civil case. I dont know anything about court proceedings. I am completely rely on my lawyer.I believe he is having some agreement with my opponent's lawyer. If I loose the case due to my lawyer mingled with my opponent, can I go for appeal with good lawyer?
Please help me in this regard. I am more stressed due to my lawyer's activity.
Thanks in advance
priyanka
01 February 2015 at 13:12
I had booked a banquet hall for 4th october, 2014 with the advance payment of 20,000 rs. When I had booked, my foot was already fractured and was in plaster cast and had been so for over a month, so I was hoping that my foot would be fine by the time date comes. However, it did not happen. SO, eventually I cancelled the date.
As far as I remember I had cancelled the date with at least one week in advance. (This time could even be more, but for this I will have to check my account details, as I had made the payment). when I cancelled the date and postponed it for 14th Feb, he asked me to pay 30,000 more, which I paid without any argument.
However, due to various reasons and my foot, I cancelled this date with 70 days in advance, so that this time, no loss is incurred by him.
The original bill made was for 1 lakh 35 thousand for 300 people. and out of this total amount, I have already paid him 50,000 Rs. However, he says that if he does not find booking for 14th February, I would have to pay him 60-70% of the amount, which obviously means that he will not be refunding any amount and I will only have to pay him more.
The first bill he gave me had nothing mentioned on it except that no amount will be refunded. However, the second bill for the 30,000 rs which I had paid him, mentioned that if the date is cancelled the client will have to pay 50% of the total amount. (this bill was given to me on the day I cancelled the date) I asked him for a rule book as well, to which he replied, that he does not have it and it is only now that banquet halls have started registering themselves.
So, the total loss amount is 50,000 Rs and it could be 94,000 if I have to pay him 70% of the amount for something which did not happen at all.
I would really like to confirm the validity of my complaint:
1) Taking into consideration it could be only a week before which I postponed the date to 14th February, am I even in a position to ask for a refund?
2) Am I supposed to pay him more money since I have already paid him 50,000, which amount to 37% of the payment?
3) Can the banquet hall owner file a criminal or civil law suit against me?
4) If yes, what can i Do to avoid it?
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False suit or change nature of suit
now the stage for cross examination of petitioner after exhibit nos. to the documents.
what steps taken by me against other side advocate as hell try to change the nature of suit from damages to defamation or file suit with out serve a legal notice. Its possible to take steps against other side advocate... or to stop this false suit....