Chetan Shah
09 March 2014 at 11:42
What effect arise after abolishment of NTC act if disputes arise between Member with Member OR Member with Society which is registered under NTC act.
What is the ceeling of Flat Transfer fee in Society which is registered under NTC act.
Anurag Mittal
09 March 2014 at 10:55
Justice Sh.S.N.Dhingra in a landmark Order during his tenure ; had strongly advocated for Audio Video recording of Court Proceedings for Transparency and Accountability. Has the suggestion of Justice been Implemented so for? and have any of the Panelists at this website made use of Audio Video recordings during court proceedings? Is there any timelines , proposals, policy in the knowledge of any of the Experts by when Audio Video proceedings will be implemented as just like False written pleadings there are many a times false oral pleadings made during court sessions but in view of no audio video recordings the prejudice, bias and false oral submissions cannot be accounted for. Your Inputs?
ZAMEER RAZVI
09 March 2014 at 10:31
Formation
Religious/Minority/
Educational Trust Procedure in Maharashtra?
Abhimanyu
09 March 2014 at 09:55
Hello Friends,
Wife Filed Divorce under HMA Section 12 after 4.5 years of Marriage with the ground that she has been harrassed for Dowry & she has been deserted for last 4 years.
Husband Objected the Divorce under Sect 12 after 4.5 years as he is already having the RCR decree (Ex-Partee as wife never appeared for RCR in court)
Is it possible to File for Divorce
(in Marathi Vivahache Vicchedan Karun Arjadaras Gairjadarapasun Ghataspot Denyat yava)
under Section 12 of Hindu Marriage Act?
What are the possible options open for Husband for his reply to this case?
Alit Uzir
09 March 2014 at 09:48
Sir,
Can contractual employee deploy in election duty ?
SANDEEP KUMAR
09 March 2014 at 09:03
An agreement contains a clause that disputes arising between the parties shall be resolved amicably at the first instance. The post dated cheques issued by the party taking loan for re-payment of loan by way of instalments are bounced and the other party issues notice to that party under negotiable instrument act for payment. Will this notice be treated as resolving the dispute amicably.
Please opine.
Mr.A & Mrs.B got married had a daughter and later due to differences obtained divorce by mutual consent decree through court. In the mutual consented terms, it is agreed that the husband will not claim any rights on the daughter and he leaves the daughter at the custody of the mother totally. The wife agreed not to claim any property rights later either by her or on behalf of the daughter.
Later Mrs.B, the divroced wife got married with Mr.C. Mr.C agreed to take the daughter into his family without any reservations and treat the daugther as of his own. Both Mrs.B and Mr.C wish to bring the child as of their own biological daughter and not reveal the fact to the daugther. Now the entire family is planning to shift to USA for which they need to apply for pass ports.
The date of birth proofs to be submitted to pass port authorities are as follows:
a) Mrs.B - her parental surname.
b) Mr.C. - his surname
c) daughter - the surname of her biological father.
Both Mrs.B and Mr.C. wants that the surname of daugther is to be changed to the surname of either Mr.C and if not possible Mrs.B.
The daughter is having only birth certificate as date of birth proof in which the surname is of her biological father.
What steps are to be taken for change of surname of this daugther?
I have suggested as follows:
Since Mrs.B obtained a divorce by mutual consent, and as per the mutual terms, as Mr.A agreed to leave all rights over the child, Mrs.B becomes the mother and natural guardian of the child. She can file a suit for declaration stating that since she re-married and the husband has no objection to take the child into the family, the surname of the child should be changed to the surname of husband i.e., Mr.C.
i)Whether my suggestion is correct.
ii) Are there any other alternatives.
iii)They are entertaining the idea of giving the child into adaption to Mr.C. (by the mother Mrs.B). Is it necessary?
iv) If my suggestion is proper and practical, how much time it will take to get the results of the suit for delcaration of change of surname?
A quick response is solicited from my learned friends. This is a practical problem of my friend's family.
Legal_Query
09 March 2014 at 07:40
A company instuted a civil suit claiming that they have paid major part of consideration amount against purchase of land in cash (20lac) and only nominal amount is yet to be paid. Dfendant in d suit protested against the said suit and claimed that he had not rcvd any mney as claimed by the company and presnted balance sheet of the company in which there is no entry of any cash payment as claimed by company.
1. can a company pay cash ovr and above 20,000.
2. can a company claim such payment of cash (20 lac) and not reflect it in balance sheet (2008 or afterward).
3. is there any provision where company can legally hide such huge cash payment and later claim cash payment of such amount bfr court.
4. what irregularities/illegality have company done against which action/ defence can b taken by defendant.
Thanking u in anticipation of ur esteemed opinions.
Deepankar
09 March 2014 at 04:59
There was a dispute on drain between me & my neighbour which they wanted to encroach.
We filed a case against them on june -2013.
Our lawyer told that the case will be cleared within a few months.
Now its almost one year & still the case is going on.
On our lawyers advice, we submitted all original documents of our house to the court.
But we did not get any receipt of the submitted docs.
Can I get the receipt.
Sir, If i want to get back my original docs now, what is the procedure.
Sir, I want to change my lawyer, what is the procedure.
Plz advice.
Anti dowry act
Some body had asked question about anti dowry act and it seems no body has replied.
After a short marriage with widow the girl left and filed cases for maintenance and 498 A.
Boy was induced with monetary offers so he fell in the trap.
Now can he claim action u/s 3 of Dowry act against the parents of the girl that he was offered dowry to get in marriage.