INDIAN LADY
18 November 2014 at 22:11
In my application of 125 iterim reliefe is given by court in Dec 2013. My husband filed revision in Feb or March which is dismissed and in same month I filed execution of 15 months ( from start of case to Order day of the case I.e 6 Dec 2013) Rs 90000. My husband has hardly paid Rs 27000 . Now again Dec 14 is coming so one year is going to pass from the date of order. Now my query is if I will not file further execution from 7 Dec 2013 to till date then Can I file the execution later as my husband has not paid previous dues. What will be the harm if I will not file further execution now ?
ishan
18 November 2014 at 21:50
during trial who holds the case diary prepared under sec 172 crpc and under which provision it is mentioned ?
Raji
18 November 2014 at 21:25
Hi All,
Thank you for helping me.
I am student of Ambedkar Law College. I am not sure which law is basically suitable to practice the same.
Mostly I am interested in Import / Export business..
Please advise me..
Ratna Singh
18 November 2014 at 21:23
We are 3 legal heirs of my mother who was the owner of the house.i am living from last 10 years in another city for job. couple of years back my deceased brother's wife had instituted a suit against rest of the family members asking for restraining the defendants from evicting her from the house. She had made my mother as co-plaintiff, and we 2 brothers and our father as defendants. The house is a 3 storied building and she was living with her children on 1st floor. later my mother died and my other brother is living in another house along with father. Father is above 80 yrs., not keeping well and totally under brother's influence. Now that brother has instituted another suit for equal partition of the mother's house. brother and father are the plaintiffs and I and deceased brother's wife and her children are the defendants. He is demanding equal 4 shares, i.e. himself, father, deceased brother's family and me. He has referred in his plaint about the pending previous suit, and that the property was purchased by father in name of mother. His intention is to grab father's share. Can this suit be barred by the previous suit? what defenses can be taken to destroy his ill intent?
Jeevan
18 November 2014 at 21:12
Please help me with Sec 205 cr.p.c. sample for exemption.
Thank you
Adv M.D.Azhar
18 November 2014 at 20:23
Respected experts.
I am defending a maintenance case in which applicant intentionally left her matrimonial house. she also deserted her 6 month child and went to her father's house who lives at A. Applicant and opponent both are originally resident of A. But just harass the opponent she has file an application before the judicial magistrate first class which is situated at B. whole district is changed. Along with her application she has not submitted any documentary evidence regarding the residence at B. Nor at the time of evidence nor any other witness examined who can support her about the residence. Now applicant evidence has been completed opponent evidence also examined. now i want to give the application to the court that this court has no jurisdiction to entertain this matter. so please help me out. And weather court can transfer such case? guide me.
Prashant K Gupta
18 November 2014 at 20:19
A Hindu married women where file case of Restoration of conjugal rights, domestic violence & alimony. In husband’s city family court or his father’s city family court
Akash
18 November 2014 at 19:38
Sir I had Purchase Land in Umbergaon, Valsad District, before 10 years and forgeted to change name in 7/12 and 8A.
Now when I go to Mamlatdar office they say the software is not aloowing from last 3-4 years to change name in the same documents now what can i do in the same to change the name ?
Thanking You
abhishek nagar
18 November 2014 at 18:46
Sir/ Madam,
I wish to know whether can i create a trust (private or public) to maintain a certain immovable property (Temple) which do not belong to any of the members(devotees) of the trust, the property is in the name of a person who is alive but do not wishes to transfer it to the trust and such property cannot be transferred to the trust in future too. Can such a trust be created by vesting Monetary asset (like Cash/ Bank Balance) for the purpose of maintenance of the immovable property? If yes, than can we (devotees) invite donations to such a trust for the maintenance of the temple?
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Applicability of adverse possession between co-sharers in undivided father's property
Hi,
Mr X has acquired one property from L&Dev office delhi and he has died intestate and 2 sons (A,B) has relinquished their share in favour of their mother.Mother has gifted her entire share in favour of B.thereafter few years later B has filed suit for possession against A on the basis of gift deed as A was residing in the property with B's consent as a licencee and brotherhood basis only.
However A claimed his share by way of adverse possession in his written statement as he is residing in property so long and having electricity and sales tax reg number with same address.
Court has made preliminary issue "whether A can claim ownership by way of adverse possession"OPD
Query is whether adverse possession applicable in this case and any judgement in support so that we can move application for striking out this issue.
Please suggest.Thanks for your help