Jitesh Babel
29 May 2019 at 18:32
Hi,
My marriage took place in Jaipur in 2015. Im from Jaipur and my wife is from Bhopal.
After marriage we resided at Delhi for one month and then we relocated to my parents place in Jaipur (lost my job).
My wife left me for parents place multiple times and finally in June 16.
She put all cases on me and my parents in Feb - Mar 2017 including 498A, 125, DV etc after mediation talks failed. We got AB and then normal bail in 498A. She has already got interim maintenance order which I'm paying.
Now she appears on all 125 and DV hearings but does not give statement in 498A as I have solid evidences in my support and all her cases are fabricated. Almost 8-9 hearings have happened in 498A for Prosecution Evidence and she does not come to give her statement to move case forward. Her lawyer said she is not getting court notice for giving statement. Also as per my lawyer, the judge being woman she is not issuing warrant to give her statement in court.
Her lawyer told in front of Sec 125 judge that the notice is received by them so they are not coming for evidence.
My question is:
1) Can someone just file a false criminal case against you and then not come for statement also? What is the court role in that matter.
2) How notices can be served to my wife and other witnesses to give statement in court? What is the process?
3) Most Importantly - Should i go for quash in high court. Do hc give quash judgments easily or they give order for speedy trial.
Kindly help.
Thanks
hardev kumar kansal
29 May 2019 at 15:11
Sir
a have a flat in housing society in chandigarh
as per allotment letter the roof rights are with the top unit.
Now as per government orders we have to get sub conveyance deed executed.
We have asked management to write this in conveyance deed but they are not incorporating the same.
Please intimate will I have the same right as per terms of allotment letter or it will infringe upon my that right ?
please advise me
thanks
neeraj
29 May 2019 at 14:46
My query is if a blank cheque is issued to someone for security purpose, then they can fill the cheque and present in there bank account. But if they filled the cheque in his handwriting on the name of third person and presented the cheque on the bank account of third person and later notice issued by third person for demanding money than what to do.
For Example: A given blank cheque to B, and B filled the cheque on the name of C and presented on the account of B with B's permission. Ad After cheque bounce B is demanding money from A. case already in court under sec 138.
Pls suggest what to do
Shishir
29 May 2019 at 14:38
Dear Sir
We enjoy limits with Yes Bank and renewal date is June 05 2019 , whereas we have submitted for takeover on 10th May 2019, are we liable to pay for foreclosure charges when our limits have been there for a period of 3 -4 years with the bank.
Regards
anil deoram kute
29 May 2019 at 12:41
In hindu law there is a provision under section 13b or there are other grounds for getting decree of divorce for hindu parties. what muslim parties have remedy for the same? and under which law, provisions and court they can get decree of divorce by court.
whether civil judge junior divisions court is having jurisdiction to pass the decree of divorce or other court.
Prakash S. B.
29 May 2019 at 12:09
The documents related to ownership of property are in Kannada and Devnagri scripts which are not known to the surviiving legal heirs of the said property. Would you please suggest any person or institution in Mumbai for translation of the contents of the said documents to English to enable the said legal heirs to peruse the said documents and apply for transfer of property in their favour.
DINESH KUMAR MISHRA
29 May 2019 at 12:04
Sir,
My one of the relative was working as a accountant in a private limited company and his directors use to keep pre-signed cheques with him. He committed mistake by filling own name on the pre-signed cheques and desposit in his own account. During the span of 6 months he desposited in small small amount of 20 to 40 thousand and in toallity Rs. 450000/- in his own account through 14 cheques. He left the company and letter it was surfaced and employer filled FIR and he was arrested and He use to withdraw cash from his account and then deposit cash in some other account later to buy NSC,KVP. It was shown as recovery during search and in all 3 lacs worth of NSC's have been recovered from his account.. In court what is the defence he can take becuase as per him, cheques are valid cheques signed by authorised signatory and payment was made towards his salary or reimbursements as the amount is in 20 to 40 thousand. So, I want to know the best legal remedy on this. Further, how the company would be able to proove that, the cheques were pre-signed or post-signed
DINESH KUMAR MISHRA
29 May 2019 at 12:01
Sir,
My one of the relative was working as a accountant in a private limited company and his directors use to keep pre-signed cheques with him. He committed mistake by filling own name on the pre-signed cheques and desposit in his own account. During the span of 6 months he desposited in small small amount of 20 to 40 thousand and in toallity Rs. 450000/- in his own account through 14 cheques. He left the company and letter it was surfaced and employer filled FIR and he was arrested and He use to withdraw cash from his account and then deposit cash in some other account later to buy NSC,KVP. It was shown as recovery during search and in all 3 lacs worth of NSC's have been recovered from his account.. In court what is the defence he can take becuase as per him, cheques are valid cheques signed by authorised signatory and payment was made towards his salary or reimbursements as the amount is in 20 to 40 thousand. So, I want to know the best legal remedy on this
Prakash S. B.
29 May 2019 at 11:52
Dear Sir,
In relation to transfer of immovable property in Karnataka State to five surviving legal heirs under the Indian Succession Act, 1925, the said surviving legal heirs are required to produce death certificates of their two paternal uncles before the concerned appropriate authority for such transfer. However, the said legal heirs are unable to acquire and produce the said death certificates before the concerned appropriate authority as they do not know the dates of death of their two uncles although they do know the place of their death. In such circumstances, what would be the legal remedy/option to ensure that the immovable property in Karnataka State is transferred to the concerned five surviving legal heirs? Kindly advise.
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