Rajaram C Iyer
22 February 2009 at 16:40
DEar Ld. Members,
Please clarify my dout. Every State Government has its own State Information Commission and Act. My question is can we seek information from State Government invoking the Central Act i.e The Right to Information Act?
amit
22 February 2009 at 14:32
Dear sir,
'A' is a proprietor of his firm in U.P.& wants to transfer his proprietorship to 'B'.
what r the formalities of sale tax, income tax & which forms no.is used in the above formmality & what procedure should 'A' adopt.
jayachandran
22 February 2009 at 13:29
whether under any circumstance, a High Court be closed. It is not declaring holiday, but closure. kindly enlighten
Bindu
22 February 2009 at 10:01
Sir,
I was working with one firm, there was 138 mattter filed in court-the said complaint was prepared by my colleague, I was not aware about the facts of the case.
Our firm asked to file vakalatnama us(my colleague & me) on behalf of firm.
The matter was filed in court by my colleague using the same vakalatnama.
Soon after that my colleague left the firm, and after a months time I joined an independent lawyer.
Wht happened in that case, the accused approached me & asked me to appear for her.
My query is can I file my vakalatnama on her behalf( Vakaltanama for complainant has now be signed by some other advocate from the same firm)
Can opposite advocate for complainant take objection on filing my VP. Frankly, when the complaint was handled by my earlier colleague- from drafting to filing, appearance- only the vp contains that colleague & my name. At no point of time I was aware about the facts of the case
My senior tells me I shall take up the matter
Regards,
Bindu
Binod Kumar Mishra
22 February 2009 at 09:38
sir,
please let me know that whether i can get an anticipatory bail from High Court at Ranchi under section 498(A) and 3/4 of DP Act which has been filled by my wife to a counter blast to my divorce petition. she has filled the case on false allegation and after 2 and half months from filling of my divorce petition. our reconcilliation had failed and the witnesses were to be examined from next date. my relatives had got Anticipatory bail from Hon'ble High Court at Ranchi and now i have applied for the same. one more things if i can't get the AB from High Court will i get it from apex court. please send me some orders of HC or Apex in AB matter relating to husband. waiting for a quick response sir as i am seeing that my case will be listed by wednesday next.
P.Muthusamy
22 February 2009 at 08:05
My mother had left 21 house plots, 20 plots having an area of 5 and half cents and one plot of area 6 cents.
All plots have the same value of Rs. 20,000 per cent.
We are 5 sons and 5 daughters.
I am the third among the sons.
Mother had left no will.
I am of the opinion that the properties should be equally divided among the 10 members.
I have obtained the leagal heirs certificate from the revenue department.
But my elder brothers are against this 10 divisions.
They don't want to give shares to their sisters.
Their argument is that for their marriages
enough amount had been spent.
But the expenditure was done while my mother was alive.
My contention is that If we, including the mother, had spent money, the properties my mother could have been well sold during the life time of my mother and the amount could have been realised with the wishes of mother. But having the mother expired,(10 years had elapsed after the expiry of my mother) and having not written any will, it is too late to deicide other wise. Now there is no other go except partition among the 10.
Because of this dispute, we are not in a position to transfer the properties in the individual names.
My question is ,"Is there any way without going to court, to get my 1/10 th share, (not 1/5 the share), with out bothering about others.
Kindly note that leaving the 6 cent plot, can I transfer two plots in my name which is of equal area and value as other plots.
Learned experts please advice.
Thanking you,
P.Muthusamy
22 February 2009 at 07:52
My mother had left 21 house plots, 20 plots having an area of 5 and half cents and one plot of area 6 cents.
All plots have the same value of Rs. 20,000 per cent.
We are 5 sons and 5 daughters.
I am the third among the sons.
Mother had left no will.
I am of the opinion that the properties should be equally divided among the 10 members.
I have obtained the leagal heirs certificate from the revenue department.
But my elder brothers are against this 10 divisions.
They don,t want to give shares to their sisters.
Their argument is that for their marriages
enough amount had been spent.
But the expenditure was done while my mother was alive.
My contention is that If we, including the mother, had spent money, the properties my mother could have been well sold during the life time of my mother and the amount could have been realised with the wishes of mother. But having the mother expired,(10 years had elapsed after the expiry of my mother) and having not written any will, it is too late to deicide other wise. Now there is no other go except partition among the 10.
Because of this dispute, we are not in a position to transfer the properties in the individual names.
My question is ,"Is there any way without going to court, to get my 1/10 th share, (not 1/5 the share), with out bothering about others.
Kindly note that leaving the 6 cent plot, can I transfer two plots in my name which is of equal area and value as other plots.
Learned experts please advice.
Thanking you,
Kamlesh soni
22 February 2009 at 01:02
Respected Experts, please give me the criteria to be a lawyer of supreme court.who can practice in supreme court?will any one lawyer can be member of bar council of any state in the country? can he will be the member of more then one. for example I m advocate in gujarat and want to practice in mumbai, what i have to do?
V.V.RAMDAS
22 February 2009 at 00:46
Sir/Madam,
Would you like to clarify my problem? My problem is - Plaintiff filed a suit for a path/way from his house to road intervening a government land over which 8 quarters exists, with a prayer to declare his right and to demolish 8 quarters along with perpetual injunction. Ultimately the court decreed in his favour and he filed for execution of the decree. So my question is can this decree is executable without a separate prayer of Mandatory injunction. If yes kindly do provide some citations of any High court or Supreme Court. Waiting for your valuable reply. -Ramdas-
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Right to information Act
Dear Shri. M. P. Perumal,Mr Palnitkar and Mr. Arora.
My question is still unanswered and I don't agree with you. some of the States having its own RTI Act are as follows
1. The Tamil Nadu Right to Information Act, 1997
2. The Delhi Right to Inforamtion Act, 2001
3. The Rajasthan RTI Act, 2000
4. The Orissa Right to Information Act, 2002
5. The Karnataka RTI ACt, 2000
6. Goa RTI ACt, 1997
7. The Assam RTI Act, 2000 Etc
My question whether information pertaining to a particular state government office can be sought invoking the Central Act or do I have to invoke the respective State Act. Please clarify?.