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Ashish M   24 September 2008 at 14:24

How to disown an adult child??

I hve a friend who is Psychic in nature......He used to talk about aliens, says he has execptional powers to know in advance the future and also claims to hve known various aftermaths in advance dat happened reently (fool and psychic).



He sits at home, do nothing and used to harshly beat his father who runs an ailing business and his sister who works day and night........make big talks and do nothing but abuse them and beat them.........



they hve got enough of it and now wants to disown him.........



they tried to send him to the mental hospital but it says that he first has to be brought to the hospital which is in no way possible as his father is too old to control him and a sister only.........



police is also several times reported but it comes at home, say him a word or two and goes........which don't hve any affect and he do everything with impunity.........



kud u pls tell me the procedure to dis-own him without any long legal hassels and the rights getting vested with the family thereof........



and also any way if not above, how to sent him to the mental asylum,



pls help.....

N.K.Assumi   19 September 2008 at 14:52

Cohabitation Agreement:

Is cohabitation agreement between two adults a valid agreement?

N.K.Assumi   17 September 2008 at 11:21

Section 13 (2) (ii) Hindu Law is Unconstitutional:

Article 14 and 15(1) speak about equality of sexes, but under section 13 (2 ) (ii) of the Hindu Law says that the wife may present divorce petition if the husband commits Rape,Sodomy or Bestality: This provisions is a clear violations of the Constitution and should be struck down as unconstitutional. Rape, Sodomy or Bestality are committed by women in the form of Lesbianism and other horrific sexual acts can be committed by women also, so why should the law target only men?

N.K.Assumi   17 September 2008 at 08:29

Time to havea fresh look at Section 13A.

Section 13A of the Hindu marriage act 1955 says that the Court in its discretion will grant judicial separation instead of divorce, if the other spouse convert to other religion.This is tyranny and anomalous, and confusing. what if a Hindu convert to other religion that is a clear case of divorce so what is the needs to grant judicial separation?

rajendra   16 September 2008 at 19:33

PARTITION - RIGHT OF MARRIED DAUGHTER

I WOMAN GOT MARRIE IN THE YEAR 1991 & GOT DIVORCE IN 1991.

AGAIN SHE MARRIED IN THE YEAR 2004

CAN SEE ASK PARTITION IN HER PARENTS PROPERTY?

PARENTS ARE ALIVE?

HOW MUCH SHE WILL GET?

N.K.Assumi   15 September 2008 at 14:15

The word child in a will:

Does the word child in a will also include grand sons and grand daugther, like the word issue in section 99 of the Indian succession act?

N.K.Assumi   15 September 2008 at 13:38

Mistake in will.

Can a will be invalidated on the ground of mistake?

susanth nair s   15 September 2008 at 07:24

domesticviolenceact

whether a female can be made as respondentu/s 12of domesticviolenceact

Avinash Abhyankar   13 September 2008 at 10:33

Divorce and Custody of the Child

Dear Sir,

I wish to ask you a query which is a case of divorce.

This is a case where Mr. X marry Ms. Y in 1998 (it was a love marriage), thereafter both went in Metro City and started Service/ Employment. They got one daughter in wedlock and the daughter was with the parents of Mr. X, as the Mr X and Ms. Y was working, from age of her 9 months (i. e. 1999 to 2003)

Later situation worsen as Ms. Y shows affection in another person who was her colleague at the working place. Hence the differences started in between them and they went for divorce in 2003. The reason which was given in application was utterly wrong and misleading. There was no reference that the childe was with parents of Mr. X. but it was pleaded that she is with Ms. Y at native place. But the fact was Ms. Y never went to her native place, but was romancing with her colleague in the very same Metro City. Thereafter court grants the divorce.
In the court order, it was nothing stated that about the meeting / visits of Mr. X with his daughter monthly/six monthly/yearly. But the court order is not barring also, it is silent.
Consent of Application for divorce was given in frustration by Mr X, without seeing anything.

Thereafter, whenever Mr. X desired to meet her, there was always resistance by Ms. Y and her new husband and their parents. This is the situation started since 2003.

Now my query is this:

1. As on date i. e. in the year 2008, if Mr. X desires to meet his daughter, then what are the ways.

2. If Mr. X wants to take the custody of his daughter can he make application to court?

3. Can Ms. Y fly away with the daughter to Abroad as she is Software Engineer and if yes, then, Mr.X can not see his daughter in his life time. Can court restrain her?

4. Can she (Ms. Y ) change the family name of her daughter? Because family name of daughter is of Mr. X, and now she may give the family name of her new husband. If it is so, then what are the remedies to Mr. X

Please suggest the solution and thanks in advance

Regards
Avinash Abhyankar

Mohamed Ali   11 September 2008 at 14:03

Clarification

As per Mohameddan LAW, Predeceased Sons/Daughters Children will not have share in their Grand parents property as they are entirely excluded by their uncle and aunts who survived their parents at the time of their death.

Is this law has been ammended or it is same..