Bharath
30 April 2017 at 00:39
My previous college took my originals(10th and 12th marks cards) and made me lose 1 year, did not return it during CET last year when I got a seat in Dental. Im trying again this year but they are demanding 1.2 lakhs. I begged them to give it back but they wont listen. What do I do? I am not from a rich family to pay so much and my education is getting ruined! please advice
Ashok Kumar Adhikary
29 April 2017 at 23:17
Father in law and other members of the family have been torturing the wife mentally and physically. No food was given to eat today.
What is the the legal avenues.
Shubham Sureka
29 April 2017 at 22:45
Sir want to know that whether a money lending license in uttar pradesh in name of husband can be transfer to his wife in the case of death of husband?
HARIKRISHNAA T
29 April 2017 at 20:22
Sir/Madam,
My client (woman-that time she is minor) father was died in 1970.Her father purchased primary shares in reputed company in 1960's. My client had two brothers and one elder sister. Eleder sister was died in 2015.Two brothers are not co-operate and not accept to given a share of my client.
My client asking to company (1) what is the procedure of 1/4 shares of total shares to my client account? (Family /Death /share certificates information are not given her two brothers to my client)
Sir, please give right/correct information to my client obtain for her share amount.
bizhub
29 April 2017 at 19:15
Respected Members and Experts
I have been facing a false 498a/406 case for the last 10 years and i have been acquitted from the false case. Kindly do let me know what case can i file against them for the suffering and humiliation i and my family faced for the last 10 years
kaur
29 April 2017 at 18:42
U/o 7 Rule 10 plaint returned without taking evidences or witness by civil court. Under what rule appeal can be filed before District Session Court for return of plaint.
Member (Account Deleted)
29 April 2017 at 18:38
"A proforma defendant is a defendant against whom no relief is sought. He is arrayed as party only to avoid the defect of nonjoinder of parties."
This term I accept put by some experience adv. in this forum and also study and books.
Now my problem is that
1. Hon. Judge says "Pro forma defendant this term is not there you change it into defendant"
2. And I stick since relief is not claimed against person that person who does not join as plaintiff to avoid non joinder of parties it should be referred to as only Pro-forma defendant.
Any guidance in this regards
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Question
Now what should I do in plaint
1) Keep Pro-forma defendant as title of party as per my study
2) Change to defendant as per oral direction of Judge ?
Krishna
29 April 2017 at 17:51
Dear Sir / Madam,
I have seen a property in Chennai municipal limits which is approved as Stilt + Ground + Three floors and it is completed and obtained the completion certificate. I am buying on 4th floor and above me is the Terrace. Now, my questions are as below
1. Is the construction legal?
2. The builder uses the word Fourth Floor in the construction agreement. Whereas the same is shown in the plan as stilt + Ground + 3 floors.
I am at a loss to understand this. Not able to proceed further because of non clarity between the builders agreement and the municipal approved plan. Request all to throw light on this issue.
Regards
Karthik
Alpesh Makkampara
29 April 2017 at 17:15
My wife has filed DV case after 5 years of seperation under sec. 18 of DV act. It was filed by Protection officer on behalf of wife. 498a is at argument stage. She is also getting maintenance under CRPC 125. Is DIR compulsory under sec. 18?
Can DV be dismissed / Quashed after filing 5 years of separation? As she has mentioned many contradictory things and hide many things.
Thanks in advance.
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