Nito Digital
27 October 2013 at 15:04
A couple plans to marry with parents consent, where the boy is a Hindu and the girl is a Parsi. They plan to do the wedding first as a full Hindu ceremony with Phera's. Subsequently have a civil marriage under the special marriage act.
What are
a) the girls legal status after the civil marriage- whether she stands converted a Hindu or she can continue to maintain her earlier religion.
b)Is the law as per the Hindu marriage applicable to her or the later civil marriage
c) Does she have to have the civil marriage first, to maintain her Rights of her own community
Thanks for an early reply. Mehta
Rajan Subramanian.
27 October 2013 at 15:02
Dear Sir,
In my mother's name 1 house situated at Bodinayakanur,Tamilnadu.
She received the property from her mother duly registered in her name.
My father died before my marriage.
My mother also expired before 13 years.
My family consists of 2 elder brothers and 1 elder sister including me of total 4 members.
Before 15 years my second brother died and his wife received full and final settlement amount signed in agreement and left to her parents house.
Before 1 year my first brother also died and his wife and 2 daughters(Married), is now receiving the rent income from my mothers house property.
Now my first brothers wife planing to register my mothers house property to her 2 daughters.
Already my 2 brothers sold my fathers land 5 Acres ( self earned property ) and 1 Bungalow belongs to my mother ( gifted by my father ) and at the selling time they given very me-gar amount of RS.2500/-towards for travelling charges to me and my elder sister.
Further they are spreading rumors that she obtained a will from my mother in favor of the property to her 2 daughters.
To the above mentioned situation how can we myself and my elder sister claim our rights in our mothers property.
And also how to inform our rights in our mothers property to Sub-Registrars office at Bodinayakanur,Tamilnadu.
Please kindly requesting your Lawyers Club India to guide me and my elder sister to get our rightful share in our mothers property.
Thanking You,
Sincerely,
R.Rani
W/O.Rajan.
DEEPAK DHAMEJA
27 October 2013 at 14:37
MRS. A IS WINDOW. SHE HAS TWO SONS. BOTH ARE MARRIED. ( SAY X ,Y ,)
MRS.A IS LIVING WITH MARRIED SON X IN A BUILDING. AND Y IS LIVING IN ANOTHER BUILDING.
BUT MR Y IS ATTIAN THE MEETING AND HE IS ALSO
INTERFARE THE BUILDING MATTER WHERE HIS MOTHER LIVING.
WHETHER AS PER THE LAW Y IS HAVING RIGHT TO ATTIAN MEETING & INTERFARE THE ISSUES OF HIS MOTHER BUILDING ?
Gajender sharma
27 October 2013 at 14:13
I have filed an application to PIO for seeking some information but no information was supplied in statutory period. Than i filed first appeal to appellate authority but again no reply was given.Than i moved for second appeal to SIC. State information commission has sent me letter for appearance before Deputy Commissioner(1st appellate authority), on that day deputy commissioner sent a letter to concerned PIO to supply the required information. But till now no information was given to me after a period of 1 month.
now what should i do now:
1. can i file appeal to CIC?
2. should i go to SIC agian or High Court?
b.c.gupta
27 October 2013 at 13:56
Can I do renunciation in favour of my wife where I am first holder with 2 more other than my wife.HOW TO DO IT ?WHAT IS LEGAL SANCITY
Rohit Munjal
27 October 2013 at 13:21
Sir,
I was seeking some guidance here. PNB has taken me to a Lok Adalat for defaulting on my loan. I have paid most of the dues but stopped paying when i was short of around 14-15k because their statement was not matching with mine. Instead of clarifying my doubts they kept sending me notices to pay and never used to answer my phone also. Sent them multiple reminders. The only mistake i did was that i didnt go to their office to get this settled thinking that if i havent done anything wrong here, why should i take the pain to go and clarify.
Now, they have sent me a notice through the Lok Adalat( probably my loan would have become an NPA). I wanted to know if
- is there any way i can settle this w/o going to the Lok Adalat? I just dont want any more hassles and want to close this out. So can this be done remotly.
- If i still wish to fight this because i know that i a right here, what is the way forward.
Any help from this forum will really be appreciated.
Rahul Singh
27 October 2013 at 11:39
Whether upon the dismissal of the claim case under M.V.Act the claimants are to refund the amount received U/s.140. Although there is no mention for returning of the interim amount received by claimant in the Award passed. Need ruling on the point for refund?
Nitin
27 October 2013 at 11:37
Dear Experts,
Case background:
I have finalized a property in sector 28 Vashi, Mumbai. The plot on which this appartment is built is a 300 Sqmt Bunglow plot leased by CIDCO for 60 years. The original lessee has constructed a g+3 building on the plot with 5 units and sold each of them to different parties. There is a registered lease transfer document on the name of all parties but there is no registered ownership document in the name of each individual for the unit they hold in the building.
The finance company wants CIDCO NOC for mortgage to finance, and i am being told that CIDCO is not issuing NOC for such constructions.
My query is
1) Can anyone validate if CIDCO has really stopped NOC on such property as my seller has a cidco NOC and transfer issued them in 2005.
2) If the financier agrees to finance without NOC is it safe to buy without the NOC
3) Will CIDCO transfer / register such transaction.
4) As a residential building is constructed on a Bunglow plot is this illegal. Can CIDCO order demolition or take over in future.
Please help
Bhaskar Kartha
27 October 2013 at 11:28
My friend attended an interview in a PSU in Kerala to Technical posts of Accounts Officer/Internal Auditor. The selection procedure started with notification in News paper, etc. But no written test or valid transperent procedure was adhered to by the PSU. I would like know whether any higher court of law has framed any guidelines or procedures to be adopted by the PSUs in the selection procedure and any govt. rules, regulations or guidelines in the matter.
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