monica
06 March 2009 at 10:08
My husband (Indian citizen) and myself (US citizen) have adopted a baby from the birth parents directly under the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act. We are now staying in India with our baby for 2 years after which time we will be applying for immigration with our child.
My question is regarding the actual adoption per HAMA...is this recognized as a full and final adoption per Indian law? We did satisfy all the conditions under HAMA, ie: Hindu, no children, did handing over ceremony.
The adoption deed was signed by both birth parents as well as by my husband and myself and was registered with the sub-registrar.
Do we still need a court order? My understanding is that court order is for cases where the guardianship of the child is not with the birth parent which was not the case here.
Any advice would be welcomed regarding the legality of this adoption in the eyes of the Indian legal system.
satyen gadhvi
06 March 2009 at 10:07
Government officers requests citizens to witness the proceedings for affixture of notices or forfeiture of property and asks to sign panchnama narrating that the notice was affixed in their presence or the property was vacated and sealed in their presence. Is it mandatory for citizen or duty of citizen under act to sign the panchnama? what Govt. officer can do , if any person denies to become witness or panch?
satyen gadhvi
06 March 2009 at 10:07
Government officers requests citizens to witness the proceedings for affixture of notices or forfeiture of property and asks to sign panchnama narrating that the notice was affixed in their presence or the property was vacated and sealed in their presence. Is it mandatory for citizen or duty of citizen under act to sign the panchnama? what Govt. officer can do , if any person denies to become witness or panch?
venkat reddy
06 March 2009 at 07:48
A(JD1) has obtained loan from a bank B(JD2) abd C(JD3) stood as guaranters B is the father of the A who is died C has taken VRS but the court passed an order to recover the amount from the retirement benefits of the C could lower court had the ample powers to pass an order such type.
N.K.Assumi
06 March 2009 at 07:38
Muslim Shia law recognize muta marriage, which can be for one day a week etc. Now if the said marriage continued without proper marriage and the couple live as husband and wife, can it be a valid marriage?
N.K.Assumi
06 March 2009 at 07:31
what is the ratio of interest for a claimant to receive for the compensation for injury in a Motor accident? Does the interest payable to the clsimant starts from the date of institution off claim application or from the date of judgment?
Surya
05 March 2009 at 23:58
I want to register a cohabitation agreement or live-in together agreement. Can it be done?
Can anyone help to get the agreement registered properly
Rekha.....
05 March 2009 at 20:09
Hello Respected Members
Nice meeting u
Our Problem how to argue? V r Plaintiff
Matter is of Money recovery Suit in the court of Asst.Civil Judge (I)
The Plaintiff filed his affidavit with all 25 documents and 10 documents r zerox(coz these original documents were sent to the defendants at the time of correspondence)The Hon’ble Judge asked to submit the application for the documents are to be exhibited. Now said application is fix for hearing. The Defendants may take objections.
So please spare sm time for us n dictate sm points of argument.
siddhartha pydipati
05 March 2009 at 18:57
a couple has a girlchild.they wanted to adopt a boy.can the boy stake a claim in the property of the couple in future?
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