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AJAY KUMAR DAS   29 January 2015 at 08:51

Muslim marriage act

Dear sir, If a divorced women files maintaneance against his husband whether she is eligible to get maintaneance, If not please provide me citations at this case.

Murugan   29 January 2015 at 07:34

Brand registration

Dear Sirs,

We registered a brand, later we came to know that it is already in US market but not in India, can we proceed with this brand in India or objections will come?

prakash vka   29 January 2015 at 00:33

What all charges can be framed for this case

The father of complaint was admitted to aims on 15th June 2014 with a small wound .the complaint with the help of his relative and friends had taken vk.kumarkrishnan . and admitted him to hospital .He was admitted for a period of nearly 4 months during the period his son and relative used to stay as by stander .. The petitioner was not able to stay in the hospital contiguously. So he arranged a bystander from aritha by name maggi who was the bystander for a period of one month .during my absents . Ratna kumauri and her daughter started visiting my father at hospital this lady has stayed with my father for few years . because of this lady my mother became a chartrib person and at present her where about is not know.she started to withdraw money from fathers account When I noticed the withdrawal I filed an MHOP at district court palakkad to safe guard my fathers money . I had gone out of state for some bussines propuse This lady discharge d my father without informing anyone from my home town .some relatives of my father planned to see my father at the hospital . the went to railway station took ticket from ottapalam to edapaly station just before boarding the train Ratna kumar called them and told not to bourd the train because they ll not be allowed to see my father.My father dead on 25th oct and the hearing for MHOP was due on 27 oct 2014
1. My father was not to be discharge from hospit due to reason his saturation level was varying time to time
2. In case of discharge being the moral duty it was must to inform the petitioner being the only son also the relative of kumarkrishnan
3. Dead of the descend just two days before the hearing of the medical op.
4. 10 oct the descend was discharged 12 th kumarkrishnan relative had gone to see kumarkrishnan which was not allowed
5. Ratna kumari had withdrawn 7 lac from different bank without anyreason with in one month
6. Withdrawn using withdrawly sip from state bank of india pension account which is illegally and personally as my wife of kumarakrishnan
7. If the MHOP was heard Ratna kumara and her doughter would lose all right over the fixed deposits’
8. The discharge of kumara Krishnan by Nb raghunath and beena kumara lends suecpect that the dead was unnatural
9. Ratna kumara had withdrawn Rs 1600000/- which belong to my mother on 29 th march 2014 from cherplery co- orative bank operating to be ratna kumara thankam who is the actual wife of kumarekrishnan

anil   28 January 2015 at 23:54

Gifting

Dear Sir, Background ---------------- A. I have a property (two adjoining flats together) which I wish to sell to either my father (1 unit) or third party (both units) bought in Jun 2006 B. My Father (retired) has a property which he plans to sell to a third party bought in 1980, he also owns a piece of land C. I also have another joint property (first owner my wife, 2nd me) bought in 2007 D. I also wish to buy another property within next 6 months (if I am able to sell both units - refer A) E. I fall in highest tax bracket, so assuming I will get capital gains and my father also will Question : Q1. Is there any way we both can save tax thru gifting or any other provision ? Request your kind advice. Regards
Anil (Male 41)

Yogesh   28 January 2015 at 22:41

Dv act 2005

sir,
I want to Know the time limit to file the D V case against husband and his family?

regards,

Milind







Yogesh   28 January 2015 at 22:38

Crpc 125-3

Sir/Madam,
My application for rejection of crpc 125(3)is rejected by JMFC.
Now where can i appeal ?
1. Session Court
2. High Court
please reply at the earliest

shobhit   28 January 2015 at 22:22

Property of my nana ji..

My NANA ji ( Haridas ji ) had two wife.
from first wife he has a son Dashrath ji.
after the death of first wife he again married and from second wife he has a son Narsingh ji and a daughter Manju ji.
i m son of Manju ji.
thus my NANA ji has 2 son and one daughter.
nana ji got died when mu mom ( manju ji ) was only 2 year old.
elder son dashrath ji also died.some time ago.
the problem is that Son of dashrath ji and my mama ji ( narsingh ji ) has divided the property between them.some property they sold.
we came to know this after 4-5 years.

can my mom claim on the property which they distributed between them and also which they sold.

What is the process and if we can claim what could be minimum time period and money required.

Regards
Shobhit

Member (Account Deleted)   28 January 2015 at 22:20

Is 6yrs separation during the pendency of the case a ground for divorce?

I'm contesting the divorce petition, HMA 13(1), filed from wife's side on ground of impotency & mental cruelty. It was filed six years back, one month after marriage,and the trial is still going on.

I've almost disproved all her allegations and also produced potency certificate from Medical Board.

During my cross I admitted that I'm not ready to take her back after all those humiliations, and I just want judgement dismissing her allegations like impotency otherwise my future would be in trouble.

Now, during argument, knowing her grounds are weak and disproved, her adv. pleaded that if parties are not living together for more than six years and both parties are not willing to live together again, such a marriage can be treated as dead marriage and in such cases the family court can grand divorce even if the grounds in the petition are not proved. She cited some supreme court judgements and legal papers/articles in this regard.

1) So, do family courts have the power to grand divorce just because parties are separated for more than six years, during the pendency of the case filed on ground other than separation, and both are not ready for reunion?

2) If both grounds ie. Impotency and mental cruelty are not proved, can Judge use his own discretionary power to invoke any other ground like separation which is not mentioned in petition, to grand divorce?

tagoretiwari   28 January 2015 at 22:01

Rti act 2005

i intend to take / enquire about the case filed by anti corruption bureak against my sister's father in law. the case was disposed at apex court. but prosecution not commenced. shall i ask tahe details of
case and connected papers from acb people.

tagoretiwari   28 January 2015 at 21:55

Deserted from house

my sister daughter got married 8 years back and she was blessed with one son aged around 6 years. recently her husband dropped her retaining son at his mothers place. he promised to come and take her. but not turned up and phone calls not respnding. ours is poor family. what is the remedies available for desertion and custody of child and for dowry harassment.