Anonymous
21 June 2025 at 11:56
I am a sc girl from Punjab and married in rajsthan to a sc boy .after marriage I get the residence ship and caste certificate of rajsthan on the basis of marriage .but both the states are denied the benefit of reservation in public employment on basis of their state policy .which clearly infringe my fundamental rights what should I do for getting my right enforce ?
Anonymous
19 June 2025 at 12:09
can a property that is ancestral in nature after division with 2 brothers will that becomes self acquired of them ?And if one brother sells his share and while executing conveyance he makes signature with clause in the sale deed that he also signs on behalf of his minor daughter as representative as guardian to his minor daughter can she claim the sold property after attaining majority, because we are the purchasers and that minor has filled a suit for partition after attaining majority
And also suggest citations
Subhrojyoti Sengupta
19 June 2025 at 11:29
Locker from sbi was surrendered as on november, 2024, bank manager refused to refund the advance locker rent on pro rata basis which she violated the RBI guidelines stating clearly bank are directed to refund advance rent on pro rata basis and after multiple complaint and ombudman complaint the amount was refunded to me as on march,2025, want the harassment charges from the bank please guide how to claim and what amount and how much i can claim have asked the bank written to nodal desk and chairman desk they are taking no action and trying to cover the fault and save there back as well please guide and would be beneficial if i can get the draft format to file a legal suite if the things are not working rightly the bm speaks very rudely and treat us like any thing
Saritha K N
19 June 2025 at 09:43
Hello,
I'm planning to buy agricultural land in Karnataka. The owner happens to be from OBC category. Can you guide if I can buy from OBC? Any legal issues and things that I need to take care off?
Prashanth Hs
17 June 2025 at 14:05
Hello everyone,
I’m in the process of purchasing a 50% undivided share in a commercial property in Karnataka. The current owner holds the entire property in his name, with a registered sale deed.
I have a few questions and would appreciate your expert guidance:
Is it legally permissible to register a sale deed for a 50% undivided share in such a property?
Post-registration, will both co-owners (the seller and I) be reflected in the Encumbrance Certificate (EC)?
One of the lawyers I consulted mentioned that the Kaveri online portal does not allow entering two owners for the same property. Is that accurate, or is there a way around it when it comes to co-ownership or tenancy in common?
If tenancy in common is valid and recognized in Karnataka (as per Section 44 of the Transfer of Property Act), what key legal or procedural aspects should I ensure from the buyer’s perspective?
Thanks in advance for your time and inputs.
shammi sharma
17 June 2025 at 08:12
WHETHER DISCHARGE PETITION CAN BE FILED AFTER COMPLETION OF PROSECUTION EVIDENCE.
AT PRESENT CASE IS AT THE STAGE OF PROSECUTION EVIDENCE . REGARD SHAMMI SHARMA
Anonymous
16 June 2025 at 16:04
What is subpoena and at what is the difference between crpc 91 with rti and subpoena.
RAMESH R (RAMU)
16 June 2025 at 10:41
Hi All,
In a case a widow wife having a girl child, she is staying in her mother-in-law's house and taking care of her. They have 5-6 properties (all in the name of mother-in-law), and the income getting from those properties is taken by the mother-in-law and she is not giving any money to the daughter-in-law for expenses and to take care of child. Instead, she (mother-in-law) opened a joint account with her daughter (married) and kept all income in that account.
The Parents only have 2 children, a Son and a daughter. Here, Father-in-law, Son is no longer alive. The mother-in-law is selling some portion of the property without the knowledge of the daughter-in-law, and the amount received from the sale of the property is also given to her daughter.
In this situation, the widowed wife asked her mother-in-law to make her husband's portion property in her name or in the name of her minor daughter. Now the mother-in-law is saying I will not give anything to you, and she is saying I will give all the property to her daughter. Do whatever you want.
Kindly suggest the rights of the widow & Child of the deceased husband to get the Portion of her deceased husband.
Can a widow claim the portion of property of her deceased husband?
Can a widow file an injunction to not sell/modify the status of any property?
Can a widow wife claim a partition suit for her deceased husband's portion of property?
What legal right can she exercise?
Thank you all in advance.
Anonymous
12 June 2025 at 20:38
Learned sirs,
A civil case is in final stage and orders are to be passed after cross examination of the defendant. The judge has been transferred. Evidence has been submitted by both plaintiff and defendant.
What happens now... The new judge will not have idea about the case
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Unfair academic penalty and delay in investigation
Hello Legal Experts,
I am seeking legal guidance regarding an incident during my postgraduate studies through a prestigious deemed-to-be private university in India. I believe I have been subjected to an unfair academic penalty due to procedural lapses, miscommunication, and delayed investigation, which has significantly disrupted my academic and professional life.
Incident Summary
During an open-book comprehensive exam, I was found wearing a smartwatch on my wrist. I immediately complied when asked to remove it and handed it over. The device was not used, and its presence was purely unintentional, caused by a rushed entry and the absence of any reminder or security check at the exam center.
Despite this, I was later informed that I was found guilty of using the smartwatch—an allegation I strongly contest. I submitted a detailed report on the same day and requested that CCTV footage be reviewed to confirm non-usage and lack of intent.
Key Concerns
Premature and Conflicting Communication: A university representative initially informed me that I had been debarred from registering for the next semester and that a formal notification had already been issued. This was later retracted, and I was told that no explicit notification is issued in such cases.
Missed Semester Due to Confusion: Due to this, I was not sent the registration link for Semester 2. My repeated emails remained unanswered. I missed the regular registration window and, due to course unavailability and time constraints, I had to opt out of the semester. When the actual formal notification arrived 64 days after the incident, it did not mention any debarment—only cancellation of the course.
Lack of Response and Closure: Despite multiple follow-ups, I received no clear answers regarding my grade, the investigation status, or the appeal process. The university has still not concluded the investigation or communicated a final resolution.
Lack of Transparency: When I escalated the matter through my employer (through whom I enrolled), I was told that the reports, procedures, and policies are confidential and cannot be shared.
Procedural Oversight: No reminder or security check was conducted before the exam, which contributed to my oversight. This was acknowledged by the university observer present at the exam center.
Questions for Legal Experts
Can a university delay an investigation to the extent that it causes a student to miss an entire semester?
Can I challenge the penalty on grounds of disproportionate punishment and denial of due process?
What legal remedies are available under Indian education law or consumer protection?
What are the UGC-mandated timelines for investigation and resolution of student grievances?
Can a student be denied access to investigation reports and decisions citing confidentiality?