Mrunmai Deshpande
12 November 2013 at 05:15
How much are the financial expenses in India for
1. Mutual Consent divorce
2. Wife has deserted but not prepared to give divorce
Neeraj Kumar Giri
12 November 2013 at 00:10
Sir,
I would like to know whether a case a been file on a ground of breach of trust if some body has given the statements by affidavit or indemnity bond with a notary public.
Mahesh Chand Gupta
11 November 2013 at 23:41
An account holder of Syndicate Bank issued a cheque for repayment of loan taken by him in cash. This cheque was cleared by Syndicate Bank on presentation in clearing in November, 2004. During cross-examination of the branch manager of Syndicate Bank, he said that the cheque in question was lost and could not be presented in court and is not presenting the cheque in court. Is he legally right or can he be compelled to present the cheque in court?
avdhesh
11 November 2013 at 23:16
A divorce case is pending along-with domestic violence case of my client's daughter against her husband. Meanwhile her in-laws have filed an application in police station against my client alleging that my client is convicted person and many police complaints are filed against him in various police stations. Further they also mentioned that he and his daughter had opened the bank locker and withdrawn all jewellery and gold ornaments from the locker, which is in the joint name of his daughter and her husband, which is totally false. My client is reputed businessman and is having very good social status and no police complaints are recorded against him ever. He also has a letter from bank stating that the locker was not opened by anyone from the date of opening till now. What legal action that can be taken against them, please give me any section or relevant case laws to take proper legal action. Thanking you in advance.
Sunil
11 November 2013 at 22:36
Our Society is located at Chembur, Mumbai constructed in 1962. There is a Garage.The Society is going in for redevelopment. The owner of the Garage is trying to claim the equivalent area of the Garage in to his new flat area and also pressuring that he wants corpus and rent too for the garage area. The Managing Committee has stated that the garage area cannot be merged with the residential area as the garage was constructed free of FSI. What is the legal solution for this and under which act under Maharashtra ownership flat act?
Rauf Jalal
11 November 2013 at 22:32
Sir
My father was a doctor and was under security due to the reason he was on government posts were he had to take decisions which some people did not like.
After retirement he was still under security but few months back it was taken by the government without prior notice and even after my fathers continuous requests they did not restore the security.
Thus creating a loop hole in his security and terrorists got a chance and attacked him.
He was killed on August 2013. Now the police is not even investigating the matter nor helping us in any manner in the investigation.
I want to know can i file a case in the high court and ask the court to give directions to the police for investigation.
Also can i ask for a compensation from the government for creating a security lapse in my fathers security.
I am also an advocate who is practicing for nearly just 2 years and this tragedy happened. Hope you all will help me.
Ramkrishna
11 November 2013 at 22:26
Sir,
In Indian law, can a father disown his son for his ill behaviour towards father.
Sunil
11 November 2013 at 22:24
Our building was constructed in 1962. The Builder had constructed a terrace flat which was retained by him. He subsequently sold it. The second owner sold the flat to the present owner. The building is now going in for redevelopment. The Managing Committee has said that the said terrace is a common property as when it was constructed it was free of FSI. Hence the present owner cannot claim the pocket terrace though the entry to the same is exclusively from his flat. What is the legal standing in this case? The present owner is trying to exert pressure with the support of a couple of members to claim full 100% area of the pocket terrace, wherein the PMC suggests that 33% to 50% can be given though the final call remains with the Managing Committee.
Your advice is eagerly awaited.
suresh reddy
11 November 2013 at 21:18
Defendant not filed any reply to showcause notice and filed under taking affidavit , can it treated as security
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Minor witnesss in the sale deed is valid
sir my friend purchased the land which was ancestral .the sale deed was executed in the year 1959 .in the sale deed the minor son of executant is one of the witness.the executant got the property from his father(NOT SELF ACQUIRED) by oral agrement.
Q1. THE EXECUTANT HAS ANY RIGHT TO SELL THE PROPERTY AND THE MINOR SON SIGNATURE IS VALID?
Q2. AFTER COMPLETION OF MINORITY THE SON NOT QUESTIONED OR DISPUTED THE SALE DEED.WHETHER THE THE SALE DEED IS VALID OR NOT VALID?.
Q3. AFTER THE DEATH OF WITNESS THE DESEASED SONS FILED A CIVIL SUIT .WILL THEY HAVE ANY RIGHT IN THE SAID PROPERTY SIR.
THANK YOU SIR.