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Ajitha   12 October 2009 at 11:43

Need Advice

Respected Sir/Madam,
I need to get clarify my doubts.
I was so depressed about my family life. I have so many issues and problems; I just want to know only one thing.
I am an ITP Patient and I am also Pregnant, I am expecting my delivery in May 2010 but all the doctors said that the delivery might be very critical, because of my disease I may die due to loss of blood or due to any reasons of medical miracle. So I wish to safe guard my unborn child in some way, though I hesitate both the family members more over I am not interested to give my unborn child to them. Mostly I need my child should be brought up by a well organized orphanage or any couples who wish to adopt (with sincerity). Because being with my circle of family circumstance will definitely spoil his/her mind, instead I prefer my child would be an orphan. I trust that an orphan can be good and be more self confidence but a child who is with parents and relations are getting worse. I am not 100% sure I will die or I will be alive, but if I die that time I shouldn’t feel that I missed all these things.
For that I prefer to make an document relating to my desires for a unborn child, not only an desires my intention to make my child safe. That how he/she should, where to stay and etc…. and all my jewels, money and assets (were I spent for it) all things will be in that deed. And I also written some wordings like a booklet to my child (which specifies all about our family relations, my feelings etc..Etc..)
Now my question is
1. Before my death did I want to register the deed?
2. Whether deed should be in Bond paper or an ordinary paper?
3. Will this deed be accepted by court of law? Because to avoid any problem from my husband side?
4. Whom should I need to submit this deed before anything happen to me?
5. Will I get any problem for me/unborn child by doing this?
6. If so how to over come that issue?

Please advice me on this regards.

Thanks for your time and consideration.

Regards,
Ajithakumar

tarun goyal   11 October 2009 at 10:44

meaning of admitting the appeal in a court

respected sirs,when an appellate court admits an appeal on an issue without giving stay to the order of lower court, what is the effect of the order passed by the lower court. can it be implemented. can the order passed by the lower court be cited in the other case. what is the effect if the case is not decided in the appellate court for a long time.

Sachin Bhatia   10 October 2009 at 16:02

G.K. For Experts

Ques. Which is the longest heard Criminal Appeal in the history of the Indian Supreme Court ????

Ans- Rajiv Gandhi murder case

Ques. Who served as Chief Justice of India for the longest term ????

Ans- Y.B. Chandra Chud

Ques. Which High Court in credited a record by pronouncing 61 judgment in a single day?????

Ans- Delhi High Court

Ques. Goa comes under the jurisdiction of ????

Ans- Mumbai High Court

Ques. The first woman enrolled as an Advocate in India???

Ans- Correlia Sorabji

Ques. First woman Magistrate in India ???

Ans-Omana Kunjamma

Oues. Which Constitution Bench Decision of the Supreme Court issued the guidelines to decide a case of rarest of rare category???

Ans- Bachan Singh’s case

Ques. A Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court consists of atleast

Ans- 5 judges

Hazel D'Mello   10 October 2009 at 15:51

non-occupancy charges

Please let me know if a Housing Society can charge 100% non-occupancy charges. Are there any exceptions to the Supreme Court judgement upholding Maharashtra notification of 2001 that non-occupancy cannot be more than 10% of the service charges.

Member (Account Deleted)   09 October 2009 at 23:36

Can an advocate sign with green ink pen?

Can an advocate sign with green ink pen?

Advocates profession is a noble profession and treating him as a Law officer.

Anand Padmanabhan   09 October 2009 at 20:54

Amalgamated flats- society billing of common charges

Please let me know the rulings regarding:

The society passed resolution in SGM for billing on equal share basis the common charges as per byelaw no.69.

Certain Amalgamated flats not passed as per BMC Plan but amalgamated on self basis are refusing the share mentioning that it is a amalgamated flat and one family is living with one door and one kitchen etc.

jagadeesh   09 October 2009 at 15:37

Payment of Gratuity

Let me have a copy of Order under Mettur Beardsell Ltd Vs. Regional Labour Commissioner (Appellate Authority under Payment of Gratuity Act) Madras etc.., 1998 (3) LLN 414

mohd mohsin   09 October 2009 at 12:35

Fee Structure

Respected sir,
please send me the fee structure for enrolment in dehi high court and clear that how many draft to be made and whose favour

Adinath@Avinash Patil   09 October 2009 at 05:44

IMPORTANT CASE LAW, ADVOCATES ACT

IMPORTANT CASE LAW FOR ADVOCATES

ADVOCATES ACT, 1961,RULES FRAMED BY BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA, RULE 49[2]-BAR OF-AMBIT OF- MAIN AND OPENING PARAGRAPH OF THE RULE PROHIBITS OR BARS AN ADVOCATE FROM BEING A FULL TIME SALARIED EMPLOYEE OF ANY PERSON, GOVRMENT,FIRM,CORPORATION OR CONCERNED SO LONG AS HE CONTINUES TO PRACTICE -AN OBLIGATION IS CAST ON AN ADVOCATE WHO TAKES UP ANY SUCH EMPLOYMENT TO INTIMATE THE FACTS TO CONCERNED BAR COUNCIL- SUCH ADVOCATE SHALL CEASE TO PRACTICE SO LONG AS CONTINUES HE CONTINUE IN SUCH EMPLOMENT -SUCH BAR CREATED IN PARA 1 OF RULE 49 WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE TO LAW OFFICER OR CENTRAL OR STATE GOVERMENT OR ANY PUBLIC CORPORATION OR BODY CONSTITUTED BY A STATUTE, IF THEY ARE GIVEN ENTITLEMENT UNDER THE RULE OF THEIR STATE BAR COUNCIL.

SATISH KUMAR SHARMA V/S THE BAR COUNCIL OF HIMACHAL PRADESH

2001 SAR [CIVIL] 277 [ S.C.]

DECIDED ON 03/01/2001.

Srilatha   08 October 2009 at 14:56

General

what is the difference between adjournment and postponement?