loksloksloks
29 December 2013 at 22:30
Hello all,
I am Confused with below situation, kindly help me to take decision.
Background.:
I have filed rcr before one year and got an interim order to meet my child however my wife failed to follow order. She is away from me with child since 2.5 years since child's birth and looking at her reaponse doesn't seems intrested to come back. She never pick up my phone too. She has lot of conditions to come back home which are not all accepatable. Althogh I feel that she is lying it becoz once when I asked about divorce she immediately said yes for divorce. Later she changed her word in front of hon. judge.
Now 2 things are there to choose and became difficult to decide:
1) go with decree from RCR with child access and wait for one year to take divorce. Becoz as per her behavior I don't think she will come back even after decree.
2) withdrawal of rcr and file new perition of dv but not sure if my rcr period and order will be considered there and not sure how much time it will take for devorce.
What you all think, please suggest which point would be better at this stage.
Kindly advise if you have any other suggestion
hrishikesh
29 December 2013 at 21:57
. A company sold one of its part premises ,the money which came in
Kumar K
29 December 2013 at 21:24
There is a property (Begusari, Bihar )in the name of my grandmother. After my grandmother expired ,my grandfather executed a will in the favor of my four brother, which is registered will as per will act in the year 1994.
My father is adopted son of my grandmother & father. My father executed a sales deed in the year of 1996 for the said properties at that time we are minor and also my grandfather alive. My grandfather also become witness of sale deed and mention in the sale deed, I have read sale deed and I agree and done signature on sale deed. After my grandfather died in 201. We applied for probate in the year of 2006 in local court and order is passed by local court in 2009.
Now my questions are as below:
1) We four brothers have right to challenge the sale deed in the court; if yes please tell me the law and procedure for that.
2) can we sell any third party of said properties ,which is already sell by my father before probate order , what action should be taken for that and law applicable for that ?
3) Can also we can reverse other sale deed executed by my father before probate order?
4) Is there any necessary to my father also do sign to all sale deed which will be get executed by us in the future for buyer?
Nitin
29 December 2013 at 21:03
If any employee has already received Gratuity amount as per the MP CCS Pension rules 1976 (Adopted by the department) whether such employee is also eligible for getting the difference of gratuity under the Payment of Gratuity Act 1972.
Anonymous
29 December 2013 at 20:46
Thanks. I ll resnd the query. So delwted from here
MITHUN E K
29 December 2013 at 20:06
My grand mother has gifted her ancestral property to her two sons and a daughter. Actually my mother is her first daughter born in her first marriage and others mentioned previously are from second marriage.
1.My grand mother is still alive. Under what circumstance can my mother make a claim for equal share in the property when she is alive?
2.If grand mother was wrongly convinced by other three members, then can it be questioned after her expiry (whenever it happens)?
Please reply to above two queries.
anand
29 December 2013 at 18:25
Inherited property for sale
1] Registration rules in banglore
Talk Zone
29 December 2013 at 18:19
A BANK OFFICER DEVELOPS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE WIFE OF A & LIVES IN ADULTERY FOR LONG TIME AND ONE DAY "THAT BANK OFFICER WITH THE WIFE OF A" OPERATES A's BANK LOCKER IN THE SAME BRANCH OF BANK WHERE THAT OFFICER IS POSTED AND REMOVES ALL DOCUMENTS & VALUABLES AND DOES NOT MAKE AN ENTRY IN "LOCKER OPERATION REGISTER" WITH INTENTION TO HIDE SUCH UNAUTHORIZED LOCKER OPERATION.
WHAT IS THE LEGAL IMPLICATION OF THE ABOVE ACT OF THAT BANK OFFICER AND UNDER WHICH LAW & SECTION HE IS PUNISHABLE.
PLEASE EXPLAIN........
Todi
29 December 2013 at 17:47
I am blessed with only two loving daughters who are married to dominating husbands. I don't want them to be dependant on their husbands and want to protect their interest in my assets at any cost after my death. Is it possible to do so in a male dominant Hindu society ? Pl. suggest some way so that my assets are not swallowed by their husbands / in laws.
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