Anonymous
10 February 2010 at 20:46
one person have two sons and one daughter he has 4acres of agricultural land acquired from his father and he has another 6acres his own property. his childrens became major daughter get married my question is whether daughter has any right to share that property respectively 4&6 acres.she can claim on that property
ARUNKUMAR ARETI
10 February 2010 at 20:44
Dear sir, I have selected to buy a house property in 100yrds place for 15lakhs and made an agreement for sale on paying 3lakhs as advance. But we came to know that the same is in assigned land as per latest G.O. The seller is contending us to register the property and it is his problem to make it registerd.
Please advise me in case if the property is registered in my name and in future the same property is under assigned land what would be my liability towards that property. Is there any such process of regularisation and what would be the amount
i may need to pay for PERFECT TITLE. Is there any such clause that i need to surrender my property to the Govt. in case
it is in assigned land. PLEASE PLEASE SUGGEST ME THIS AN URGENT ISSUE SIR.
Praveen Kanungo
10 February 2010 at 19:57
We had applied for the registration of a firm with the name "Om Vigilance Security". There is no other firm existing with the same name. Our application has been rejected by saying that the word "vigilance" is prohibited under the act. We asked them to state the reasons in written. They only stated that the name is not acceptable, in writing without stating the reasons therefor. Now we want to make an appeal against the action of the sub-registrar. What is the procedure?
If there is any other way out, please guide us.
preeti
10 February 2010 at 18:54
My friends husband and inlaws demanded Dowry from her and her family. they were together for 13 months and when she was unable to bring in the dowry, her husband left her at her parental house. he was untraceable for 2 months and after much efforts from my friends parents they came for a meeting wherein her husband refused to live with her without money. after 1 month he filed a section 9 against her. it will be 2 years for this case in this july. after repeated failed attempts for reunion she filed a 498 against them. trial of it still not started. its now been two year tht they r living seperatly.
ection 9 case is still in court. no RCR has been ordered by court. one reply was filed by my frnd 1.5 years back sayin tht since inlaws demanded money and her husband himself left her at her parental home she is unable to join the company out of fear of her life. court has issued some concerns to her huband and asked him to file a reply which he didn't for the last 8 months.
Now she want to file any such reply which can save her from her huband forming ground for divorce.
My question is tht if husband can file for divorce on any grounds? wht r the loopholes in section 9 against girl in this case. she still want a reconciliation provided they will not demand any dowry. Plz help on this urgently.
nishant gahlawat
10 February 2010 at 18:19
respected lawyers...why cant there be a check on separtist or rather abusive statements n actions by mns or shivsena...is not this a violation of contitution...that too in a democracy..
umakant
10 February 2010 at 17:33
Ravikumar is working in a corporste sector. he has developed intimacy with his colleage-co-worker RANI.They were living togetherfor about 5 years without binding themselves in any marital tie,Ultimately Rani delivered a child .later on, ravikumar has developed intimacy with another lady and decided to perform marriage with her .On this issuue there was a strained relation between Ravikumar and Rani.rani seeks legal remidies , including injunction order preventing him from performing marriage with another lady suggest remidies for rani
Anonymous
10 February 2010 at 17:01
Dear friends
As my client's father has disowned my client which is having matrimonial litigations.
My query is this whether he can reside with his father in his father's house.
if yes then why?
if no then why ?
Yogesha
10 February 2010 at 17:00
Hi,
There was a Panchayth Parikath(Land Partition) made 15 years ago in front of leaders of the village. The Land Belong to A(Father) and B(Mother) and D(Second Son) was divided for three sons C, D and E.All are agreed and signed to the paper except B(Mother). Is it a valid Parikath now.Son E is Fighting to get the land according to the Parikath but C and D are opposite to it.Is it possible for E to win the case through the court.Can son D(Second son) enjoys his own property regardless of the Parikath which was made 15 years ago.One more thing is B(Mother) is passed away.she is no more.Please reply.
Ketan
10 February 2010 at 16:04
Hi,
Is there a time limit in which i need to file a case u/s 138 after sending a notice???
It has been a month now but have not yet received the confirmation from the Registered AD about the receipt of the notice to the clients...
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