rts
01 February 2016 at 16:16
Sir I filed hma and now at this stage judge passed on order""replication not filed. From the pleadings following issues are framed. 1. Whether the petitioner is entitled fir decree of rstitution if conjugal rights as prayed for?OPP
2. Relief
No other issue pressed by parties.now the case is fixed for respondent evidence PF/DM list of witnesses to be filed in 10 days"" what does it mean sir....pls reply if I am to pay any amount,,.,
Rahul
01 February 2016 at 15:41
I am Rahul and my question is to you, My mom is the owner of all properties and my son is only one year old. And my wife is living with my son in her own family not in-laws family, means separate with me.
Can my wife claims on my mom's property for my son?
Will my son has any right to take my mom's property in future?
If my mom gives gift all properties to anyone, So my son can claim on that property in future?
Chandrasekhar
01 February 2016 at 15:34
Hi
My father died 10 years back and He own properties in Andhra Pradesha and Karnataka. We are four family members me, my brother, my sister and my Mother. We want to divide properties based on our convenience rather than on market Value(its agreed among all the members). I want take property in Andhra Pradesha and other family want property in Karnataka. When last week we made partition deed and approached Registration office to register my property in Andhra Pradesha the register rejected it because there no property for other member of family in Andhra Pradesh. The Registration officer want show some property in Andhra Pradesh or show cash paid to other family members.
The Registration officer is not considering Karnataka property in deed. If I show cash paid to other family members I need to pay Registration charges to it. Please suggest us
Thanks
Chandrasekhar
Rahul Vikram Pathy
01 February 2016 at 15:00
sir,
I was Aggrieved by illegal arrest and detention despite of supreme court's guidelines and NHRC guidelines on arrest
To find justice, i reached SHRC and the case was dismissed,
Now, what can i do to go against SHRC decision?
Rahul Vikram Pathy
01 February 2016 at 14:55
how can i go against unfair dismissal of my complaint case in SHRC U/s 10 (i) of the human rights act?
kehar singh
01 February 2016 at 14:54
Respected Learned members,
As per service rule of my cadre an employee is eligible for promotion to the post of Accounts Officer provided he has rendered 6 yrs of service as Sr. Accountant.
In 2009, the govt reviewed the cadre strength and 10 post of Accounts Officer were increased. Myself and other 9 were given promotion to the post of Accounts Officer on officiating capacity only in January 2009 as we were yet to complete 3 months more service as Sr. Accountant.
But the Govt. absorbed us as Accounts Officer under Substantive Capacity in July 2013 only as a result our next promotion is going to be due in 2018 only.(again 6 yrs from date of absorption in substantive capacity as AO)
Our request to the Govt is that since we held the charge of Accounts Officer in 2009 and no doubt we have not qualified to be absorbed under Substantive Capacity just by 3 months so the confirmation as substantive post may be treated at least from April or May 2009 thereby treating us to have rendered 6 yrs of service under substantive capacity as AO so that there may not be loss of 4 and half years in our seniority.
But the DOPT is not ready to accept our request.
So my request to the learned members is to provide necessary support if anything can be done in this matter or not.
Digambar Gole
01 February 2016 at 14:06
I had given Rs. 50000 to flat owner as token amount in April 2015 for old property. after 40 days of that due to my financial reason i cancelled flat.now flat owner is refusing to give back token amount. please suggest what i need to do?
vaibhav
01 February 2016 at 13:00
Dear Expert,
Can DV case filed against husband and his family by wife at her native place ,be transferred to husbands jurisdiction on grounds of threat to life of husband by wife and her family members .
if yes--- chances ?
Suchitra
01 February 2016 at 12:59
Respected Experts,
My query is regarding domestic violence act.
As per batra's judgement daughter-in-law cannot reside in in-laws house without their wish.
But if the house was in the name of father. He died intestate. The property is now in the name of mother.
My query is if the father died intestate then the property will be inherited by the members of the family as per hindu succession act wherein all sons, daughters and wife will have equal share in the property.
Thus if the son is having right in the property then can it be called as joint family property and in such property can a daughter in law claim for residence order.
Thanks & Regards,
Suchitra
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