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Parthasarathi Loganathan   19 September 2010 at 09:18

Historic Temples

Thousands of temples having history of several centuries are the precious marvel in our country. Architectural wonder, cost of construction, maintenance,etc should have involved huge amount even in those days. Hence many properties are donated to such temples by several generations and documents are either missing or destroyed. Subsequent generations knowingly or unknowingly acquired and even alienated making those historical temples in dilapidated conditions and also get ruined day by day without financial support. Archaeological Survey of India has no powers to restore the properties.

My query is, is there any law in the country to restore the property back to such historic temples or any enactment required to restore the lost historical glory of such temples under ruins now. A Research study tells that, if all such immovable properties are restored back to their respective temples, then the income generated can feed the entire poor in this country and there can be no poverty. Please contribute your expertise on this subject.

Anonymous   19 September 2010 at 05:03

Full bench hearing of a writ appeal

Dear Counsels,

Is it possible to request the Chief Justice of High Court to post a Writ Appeal case before the full bench.

Since case allocation is being done by CJ. Or can I also request the concerned deputy registrar to post it before the full bench.

Please clarify thanks.

Anonymous   18 September 2010 at 22:06

Considered innocent till proven guilty

Please refer the statement of lawyer at http://www.hindustantimes.com/Pune--lawyer-to-represent-accused-in-German-Bakery-blast-case/Article1-601828.aspx

The layer states that accused has the constitutional right to be considered innocent till proven guilty.

1) Please tell me under which article this constitutional right is conferred on accused.

2) If it is indeed a constitutional right then how come we had laws like TADA etc. were accused is assumed guilty and he has to prove his guilt

Anonymous   18 September 2010 at 19:47

SLP

is it possible to club special leave petition( which has been converted into civil appeal) and presidential reference in same case by consent order

Anonymous   18 September 2010 at 13:28

service matter

after being withdrawn also i have submitted an application for reconsideration of withdrawal to commandant which was not forwarded even, does my submitting an application will be construed as adhering to the 2nd principle of natural justice? what does principle of natural justice means in easy/simple terms?

Anonymous   18 September 2010 at 13:23

serice matters

i am gentleman cadet rishi rathi,undergoing training at indian military academy,dehradun,from there i have been withdrawn on disciplinary grounds due to excessive punishments,i seriously wish to get re-instated.before withdrawal no written notice was served to me, no court of inquiry was done, no board/tribunal was constituted to look into the disciplinary charges,in march-up also the commandant read his decision and no chance was given to me to speak/open my mouth even and i was withdrawn, is this the violation of principles of natural justice? ima is now claiming that they gave me a chance to speak and i had declined but in reality they never gave me a chance to speak, how can i prove that they did not gave me a chance to speak?

Daksh   17 September 2010 at 09:27

Is stand taken by Mr.Shanti Bhushan appropriate?

Dear All,

We all know for sure that in open court Mr.Bhushan while arguing the case has submitted a list of Retired Chief Justice of Apex Court and dared the court to open the envelope.

I want to seek your considered views/opinion that is it appropriate for any officer of the court (be it a Senior Advocate or Ex Law Minister)to conduct himself in a more dignified way. It is evident that two wrongs cannot make a thing right still by playing for the gallary what lesson it will convey for the younger aspiring lot of professionals.
(Believe it I am not commenting on the merits of the case but my concern is solely how the Bench and Bar conducts itself for the betterment of this profession).

Thanking You and best regards

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Anonymous   17 September 2010 at 08:00

Constitutional Equality before law

Sir/Madam,

I have attached the file Query.pdf. Please read it to understand my questions.

Anonymous   15 September 2010 at 11:31

Photos with negative---good evidence ????

It is said that these days courts do not accept photos as a good evidence because it is very easy to tamper photos with computers,so some one suggested me to file photos with negatives and informed me that such photos are considered very much reliable by the courts,is he right???

Can U suggest something from your side please,to prove my residence in a certain premises,I do not have time get some documentary proof ???

Anonymous   14 September 2010 at 19:50

Evidence with doubt ?????

It is said that courts give decisions in favour of the litigants who succeed in proving their evidence beyond any (reasonable) doubt, but many a times the evidence of both the sides---Plaintiff and Defendent--- show some doubt (and such cases are very many), in such cases courts give decision in whose favour ????


Check the wording ,it is not the same and if I feel that my question was not properly understood,what is wrong in re-wording it and posting,it would have been better if you have attempted to answer differently.