Vishwa
07 June 2009 at 00:39
There are many overseas Indians who adopt the nationality of the country where they live. They thus hold foreign passports and need a visa to visit their motherland where they often have very close family, religious and cultural attachments.
The present government has vastly improved the amenities available to this category of people by introducing Person of Indian Origin and Overseas Indians cards that certainly make travel and residence in India far easier, even though to obtain this card is a big hassle.
Even so, a person born in India is liable for prosecution if for example, he overstays his visa.
My question is, does a person of Indian origin have a right to territory, what the French call "droit au sol" and whether a criminal prosecution of such persons is legally and morally right. Because the right of a person of Indian origin to return to his country of birth should be considered a part of natural law.
anshul sangal
06 June 2009 at 22:03
Sir i have two query regarding ESI.
First is by whom contribution is paid whether it is immediate employer or principal employer?
What is mean by contribution period under ESI
P.S.Subbaraman
06 June 2009 at 21:43
Is Employee State Insurance Act applicable to a factory which is a mine related industry. Are they exempted ? Are there any case laws on the above subject ?
saurabh kaushik
06 June 2009 at 21:29
how do court interpretate the law embeeded in decision of court themself and through which method do court develop such law?
saurabh kaushik
06 June 2009 at 21:27
how do court interpretate the law embeeded in decision of court themself and through which method do court develop such law?
yogesh
06 June 2009 at 21:18
Dear Sir,
I need information regarding filing
Written Arguments in the CAT.There is no clause regarding Filing Written Arguments in CAT practise Rules.If the matter is ready for final hearing.Can an applicant/lawyer files the same with the leave of the bench/registrar
Please inform is it mandatory to serve the copy of the written arguments to the opposite party/Respondents
Regards
akki
06 June 2009 at 21:13
Do property wills have to be registered? if not done 'Will' is invalidated?
How do we get a copy of a will from official sources? And which is the official source?
yogesh
06 June 2009 at 21:10
Dear Sir,
I need information regarding filing Rejoinder in the Hon'ble CAT. Rule 32 of the CAT practice 1993 says that Filing Rejoinder requires leave of Bench/Registrar otherwise they don't form part of record as per Rule 33
My query is in what manner the applicant/Lawyer should take the permission whether it should asked the Hon'ble judge that he is interested in filing the Rejoinder or Filing Rejoinder along with the application to the Registrar itself solves the purpose
Regards
A Truthseeker
06 June 2009 at 20:45
checking or preventing dowry is a herculean task. however the human instinct not to practise falsehood before court of law or a superior authority may be utilised for this purpose. can swearing in affidavits by either paries at the time of marriage that neither party took or gave dowry mitigate this menace?
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
effect of non recovery of lotted articles in crl complaint
R/members
A complaint made before police us 395(robbery)/323/506 ipc etc. by me but police didnot initiate any action against culprits those were named in complaint ,thereafter i filed a crl complaint us 395(robbery)/323/506 ipc etc. before magistrate & magistrate has recorded preliminary evidence in this complaint case i stated names of all culprits in my evidence ,now i want to know what will be the fate of allegation of the robbery as now the case is pending before the magistrate thats why recovery could not be effected of my looted articles, in the absence of recovery court can summon/punish the culprit or not.Thanks