Satyanarayana Reddy
6 years ago
Hi Experts,
Need your guidance as to what are all the rights a father has to get the daughter from the court. Both my daughters (Age 9.5 yrs) and (Age 4.5 yrs) are with my ex-wife and she was not allowing me to speak to me neither she is bringing them during a court hearing.
The Elder daughter was born and raised by a grandmother, Grandfather, myself and ex-wife. Since she was raised by a grandparents and father Elder daughter has love and affection to us and wants to come to us, but since due to the force she was not allowing us to speak to us. We have even tried to reach out to Child Welfare Committee, but it was of no use and we have been told orally that daughters should always be with mother and hence she was responsible for their upbringing.
The reason behind the current divorce is because of Adultery of ex-wife and I want to ensure that it should not affect my both daughters. Please suggest the right steps and direction.
Regards, Satya
Anonymous
6 years ago
can you file a case in civil court by the method of postal service or any other way through which it can be done without having to go to court itself by courier service or speed post or registry
Ravinder Kumar sharma
6 years ago
I worked in PSU & my factory gave 1928/- yearly increment in lieu of 480/- in June 2014 by mistake.I retired in Nov 2015. Now they send me letter for recovery of Rs 92062/- in AUG 2019 after four years of my retirement for extra basic pay & allowances paid to me.
Kindly suggest as per law my factory can reduce my basic after 5 years.
Regards.
Anonymous
6 years ago
Respected members of Lawyers Club India,
Around 13 acres of land was developed as venture in 2000.The venture is surrounded by agricultural lands(given by Govt). Later on residential houses were constructed in such venture, colony was developed. The said colony was registered in 2015.Before 2015 people has acquired plots in that area. There is only one main road(road occupies part of agricultural land given by govt) to enter into that colony. At that time of making layouts of venture, the developers of venture has brought part of land from the owner of such agricultural land at an oral agreement and paid adequate consideration.The owner of agricultural land(suppose Mr.A) has not raised any objection at the time of laying road. The road is being used by the people of colony since 2000.
Recently Mr.A has made fencing across the road(his land) creating inconvenience to the public.When we people(colony members) have questioned him about the road and consideration which he received in 2000, he was saying that he did not received any amount and such land belongs to him.He also said that the reason for not reacting to the situation since 2000 is the same agricultural land is under dispute with his family members and the case is in the court.And the case was settled now.
The question here is whether can we claim Necessity Easement as we are using the road since 2000.If yes, please prescribe the procedure to remove the fencing from the road.We didn't have any Document evidencing the payment of consideration.
Thanks in Advance.
Satyanarayana Reddy
6 years ago
Hi, I m currently going through the separation process via Out of the Court settlement and as part of it, my Ex-wife going to keep both my daughters (Age 9) and (Age 4).
As part of Child Alimony, I need the expert opinion for the below
1. How to ensure that Ex-wife is taking good care of children if she is not taking right care then what the exact rules says?
2. How to ensure that I will have everything written in an agreement and share with the bank so that she will not withdraw the amount for self-use. Please share any checklist?
3. In case of her second marriage, how the FD (Child Alimony) will be used, whether her second husband will go to take care of daughters including their schooling, medical, Marriage, etc without withdrawing of FD Money?
4. If FD was created in the name of Kids (daughters) and they want to come back to father before 18 Yrs then who will control the FD and what is the role of the Mother (Who currently wants to keep them for money), whether her signature is still required before during maturity of FD
5. How to ensure that Ex-wife will not be going to withdraw the amount for her self use. Please share what exactly the rule are?
6. Whether Ex-wife can withdraw FD (both Principle + Interest) before its expiry (I.e. before kids turn 18 yrs)
7. In case if we found that the FD amount withdraw was using for self-use, or any other use not related to kids then what steps are required to stop it legally?
8. whether the Bank has any authority to stop withdrawal of amount considering the Ex-Wife is using for herself?
9. If Kids wants to come back to father after 18 yrs, then what are the steps to be taken legally?
Kindly help.
Regards, Satya
Rithi singh
6 years ago
I'm a petitioner and i submitted list of documents in the court.
1. Original documents
2. Adhar (xerox copy of Accused)
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Court has marked only original documents which i have submitted in the list of documents.
Adhar Xerox was not marked.
Xerox (Adhar) is the government identity proofs of Accused
Is any section for marking government id proof of xerox ----or ---- Is any section by which party can request court for asking to submit original identity proof of accused by his (accused) own.
My question is how do i request court for marking xerox copy of Govt id proof ?
Rithi singh
6 years ago
I'm a petitioner and i submitted list of documents in the court.
1. Original documents
2. Adhar (xerox copy of Accused)
------------------
Court has marked only original documents which i have submitted in the list of documents.
Adhar Xerox was not marked as it was not original document.
Xerox (Adhar) is the government identity proofs of Accused
Is any section for marking government id proof of xerox ----or ---- Is any section by which party can request court for asking to submit original identity proof of accused by his (accused) own.
My question is how do i request court for marking xerox copy?
Anonymous
6 years ago
Hi Sir/Mam,
I am the groom and was engaged in May and was planning to get married in December. However as time passed my family felt that brides family are not good and put things forward in demeaning way or by being self centered. I called off the wedding however before i could discuss this decision my father deposited check given by brides family in bank. But within 1 to 1.3 hours i got it cancelled and reverted the amount to brides father account. We made it clear to brides family that we wont be able to take this forward but now they are threatening of legal actions. Please let me know what consequences can happen.
sudhakar s. yeradkar
6 years ago
Respected sir / Madam,
We would like to seek your expert advise on the following issue......
1) The last of AGM of our Co-op Hsg Society held on 01.09.2018 but till today the minutes of the same not circulated to the members. As per Bye-laws it must be circulated within 3 months from the date of AGM to all members for their observations and suggestions if any and thereafter it has to be finalize in the MCM. Unfortunately the minutes of last two AGM's are not circulated till today and the managing committee have called the AGM for the this year - Please advise the appropriate action.
2) In the current AGM notice the managing committee has mention that .......
If it is found that there is no quorum up to 10.00 am, the meeting shall be adjourned for half an hour and this adjourned meeting shall be held on the same day and same place at 10.30 am and in such adjourned meeting the business on the agenda shall be transacted and implemented irrespective of the quorum. - We would like to know whether is this legal as per bye-laws?
Please guide us in this matter.
Thanks in advance.
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Custody of both daughters - age (9.5 yrs), age (4.5 yrs)
Hi Experts,
As per section 6 of Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956
Natural guardians of a Hindu minor.-
The natural guardians of a Hindu, minor, in respect of the minor's person as well as in respect of the minor's property (excluding his or her undivided interest in joint family property), are—
(a) in the case of a boy or an unmarried girl—the father, and after him, the mother: provided that the custody of a minor who has not completed the age of five years shall ordinarily be with the mother;
If elder daughter (Age: 9.5 Yrs) wants to come to father (Ex-wife restricting her to talk, meet), what are the steps to consider for child custody. Please guide.
Regards,
Satya.